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Sanup Paudel is a professional singer of Nepal. He was born in Shillong, India. He is the youngest among four siblings. Sanup rose to fame after a singing contest had come up, called Geet Bahar, run by Gulshan Kumar in Mumbai. Sanup was at the age of nineteen when he applied for this contest and was finally selected. Early life and Education He learned the classical music, under the singer Shukla Dham, after completion of his bachelor education in Ethnomusicology at the Kathmandu University. A few after completion of this education, he got a chance to enroll in School of Oriental and African Studies in the UK for about half a year. Born and raised in India he came to Nepal in the year 1997 as a young musician. He registered for vocal lessons from Prabhu Raj Dhaka as some school lessons and also private classes outside of school.

Prabin Kumar Shrestha is a prominent Nepali guitarist known for his work on major reality shows and collaborations with top artists. He’s been a key figure in Nepal’s contemporary music scene, especially through televised platforms and live performances. Here’s a deeper look into his career: Career Highlights Reality TV Contributions: Nepal Idol Seasons 5 & 6: Served as a guitarist, contributing to live arrangements and backing performances. Mero Voice Universe Seasons 1 & 2: Played guitar for contestants, helping shape the musical direction of the show. Nepal’s Singing Superstar Season 1: Another major platform where he showcased his versatility. Collaborations with Renowned Artists: Has performed with Nima Rumba, Kali Prasad Baskota, Purushwottam Neupane, Ashra Kunwar, Shiva Pariyar, and Madan Krishna Shrestha, among others. These collaborations span genres from pop and rock to traditional and fusion, reflecting his adaptability and depth. Original Music Member of the LSD band, contributing to original compositions like: Dream City Samaya These tracks blend modern rock with Nepali musical sensibilities.

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. 🎶🌟

Hira Devi Waiba (1940–2011) was a pioneering Nepali folk singer whose voice became the soul of traditional Nepali music. Born in Ambootia, Darjeeling, she was the first artist to professionally record Nepali folk songs, including the first-ever Tamang Selo track “Chura ta Hoina Astura.” Her career spanned over four decades, during which she recorded more than 300 songs and worked with prestigious platforms like All India Radio, BBC, and His Master’s Voice. She was the first Nepali folk artist to be signed by Music Nepal and remains the only Grade A folk singer with All India Radio. Her timeless songs like “Phariya Lyaaidiyechan” and “Ramri Ta Ramri” continue to resonate across generations. After her passing in 2011, her children Navneet and Satya Aditya Waiba revived her legacy through the tribute project Ama Lai Shraddhanjali. Hira Devi Waiba remains a cultural icon and guardian of Nepali folk heritage.