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Shanti Shree Pariyar, a talented Nepali folk singer, has captivated the hearts of music lovers with her golden voice. Let’s explore more about her: Birth Year: Shanti Shree Pariyar was born in 1989 in the rural area of Rolpa, Nepal, into a large family of nine. Versatility: Blessed with a versatile singing style, she has touched millions of hearts through her songs. Notable Works: “Maya Chahinchha”: Shanti Shree Pariyar’s recent song, featuring Puspa Bahadur Khadka and Sanisha Bhattarai, has garnered attention on TikTok. The lyrics beautifully express emotions of love and longing. “Bairagi”: Another soulful creation by Shanti Shree Pariyar, penned by Basanta Udas and composed by Rabi Sharma. Awards and Recognition: Kantipur National Music Award 2075: Best Female Singer of the Year. 21st Annual Image Award: Best Vocal Performance of the Year. 22nd Annual Image Award: Best Vocal Performance Folk of the Year. 7th National Folk & Duet Award 2078: Best Female Singer (folk and duet) of the Year. Shanti Shree Pariyar’s dedication to music and her ability to evoke emotions through her songs make her a prominent figure in Nepali folk music. 🎶🌟

Anil Singh is a popular singer of Nepal who is known for his evergreen songs. The singer is remembered for his unique style of singing and voice. Pop singer Anil Singh burst into Nepali Pop stardom with hits from Engine Gadima, I Love You, Prem Patra to Dubna Deu in the early 2000’s. The singer loved to sing about falling in love, being in love and the ultimate heartbreak! His distinct voice stood him out from the many pop singers at the time. While we can still enjoy his music and videos from a click of a button through YouTube and various streaming sites,

Tulasi Parajuli was born on June 23, 1972, in Dadha Bazaar, Dhankuta, Nepal, to Makar Nanda Parajuli and Tika Devi Parajuli. As the eldest son, he spent his childhood in Dhankuta, where his mischievous nature often led him to skip classes in favor of attending cultural programs. His academic journey took him from Bhanu Secondary School for his SLC, to Dharan for his Intermediate certificates, and finally to Patan Campus, where he earned his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Nepali at R R College, Kathmandu. Entry into the Music Scene Parajuli’s passion for music was ignited by listening to songs on Radio Nepal, inspiring him to emulate the singers he admired. His enthusiasm for cultural events grew stronger when he moved to Dharan for further studies, leading him to participate more actively in musical programs. He eventually formed the band Jhankar, performing across major towns in Eastern Nepal. Work and Contributions Parajuli continues to be an influential figure in Nepali folk music. In 2024, he released a new song, "Musukkai Hasi", which has been well received. He also performed a solo evening featuring over a dozen songs in support of cancer and kidney patients, blending music with philanthropy. Beyond Music Apart from his musical career, Parajuli is dedicated to education. He serves as a Nepali teacher at Nobel Academy and teaches music at Nobel, Preston, and Annapurna College. He also manages Sangeet Sadhana Private Limited, a music school he founded to foster a strong learning environment for aspiring musicians. Additionally, he has been involved in hosting 'Lok Bhaka', a program for a UK-based Nepali television channel. Tulasi Parajuli remains a respected name in Nepali music, continuously evolving while staying true to his folk roots. His journey is a testament to perseverance, passion, and the power of music to inspire and uplift.

Pooja Pariyar is a versatile Nepali singer and performer known for her emotive vocals and musical depth. She gained national attention as a contestant in Nepal Idol Season 1 (2017) and later showcased her talent again in The Voice of Nepal Season 2 (2019), performing songs like “Ma Chahi Nepali” with heartfelt delivery. Beyond singing, Pooja is also a music instrumentalist, often sharing clips of her playing and experimenting with melodies on platforms like TikTok and YouTube. Her cover of “Kaha Kaha Dukhxa Priye” reflects her ability to reinterpret classics with emotional nuance.