Karmaa Sherpa

Doma Sherpa, the talented Nepali singer and composer, has made significant contributions to the music industry. Let’s explore some aspects of her remarkable career: Album “TERMINUS” (1997): Song: “O RAMA HARE KRISHNA…Bahana chann sabai yaha” Original Singers: Doma Sherpa, Passang Doma, and Pawan Lama The original music video was published by Image Channel, Kathmandu in 1997-98. Here’s a re-uploaded version recorded and shot in Darjeeling for her fans. Other Notable Works: Doma Sherpa has also shared her musical talents through various other songs and performances. Her voice resonates with the rich cultural heritage of the Sherpa community. YouTube Channel: You can find more of Doma Sherpa’s music on her YouTube channel. She shares glimpses of her life, including home videos, vlogs, and musical performances. Doma Sherpa’s humility, friendliness, and dedication to her craft have left an indelible mark on the music scene. 🎵🌟

Saroj Gopal Bajracharya was a prominent Nepali folk singer and cultural figure, celebrated for his contributions to the preservation and promotion of traditional Nepali music. Born in Pokhara, Nepal, he was deeply involved in the country's musical and broadcasting landscape.​ 🎶 Musical Career Bajracharya was renowned for his soulful folk songs that resonated with audiences across Nepal. His notable tracks include:​ "Ukali Orali Chadera" "Nakkalilai Bagailagyo Jhilkele" "Mayaluko Mohani Boli" One of his songs, "Deurali Ukali Chadhera," faced a temporary ban from Radio Nepal due to a controversial lyric. However, after Bajracharya presented the song to King Birendra, the ban was lifted, and the song regained its popularity. 📻 Broadcasting Contributions Beyond his singing career, Bajracharya played a pivotal role in Nepal's broadcasting sector. He was the founding station manager of Machhapuchhre FM, a Pokhara-based radio station, through which he furthered the reach of Nepali folk music. 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Personal Life Saroj Gopal Bajracharya was married to the esteemed singer Baba Rana (बाबा राणा), forming a duo that significantly influenced Nepali music. He passed away at the age of 65 in Pokhara, leaving behind a rich legacy in the realm of Nepali folk music.

Paras Gazmer was a respected Nepali musician, composer, lyricist, and singer from Darjeeling, celebrated for his emotionally powerful songwriting and his unique ability to translate personal struggle into deeply moving music. Despite losing his eyesight at the age of one and a half due to measles, he rose to become one of the most influential musical voices of the Darjeeling hills.Born in Tindharey, Kurseong in 1962, Paras studied at the Kalimpong Blind School, where he learned guitar and developed his musical foundation. Entirely self‑taught, he composed, wrote, and arranged his own songs, drawing inspiration from lived experience, inner emotion, and the philosophy that “our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thought.”He gained widespread recognition with his acclaimed albums Sanjha Ko Gham (1993) and Mero Bhagya (1999), both of which left a lasting mark on Nepali music. His compositions often explored themes of longing, hardship, and the inner world of the differently‑abled, resonating deeply with audiences across Nepal, Darjeeling, Sikkim, and the Nepali diaspora.Paras Gazmer performed extensively across the hills and neighboring regions and was honored by various cultural organizations for his contributions. His legacy continues to be remembered as that of a musical icon who transformed adversity into art.

Manas Raj is a talented singer and lyricist from Bhaktapur, Nepal. He has made a name for himself in the Nepali music industry with his unique voice and songwriting skills. Collaborations: Manas Raj has collaborated with various artists and has been part of several music videos. Recognition: His work has gained significant popularity and recognition in Nepal, and he continues to be an influential figure in the Nepali music scene Here are five of Manas Raj's popular songs: "Lai Lai (Rajkumari)" featuring Saroj and Aashma "HERO" featuring Dikshya Thakuri "Pari Tyo Dada Ma Gham Lagyo Ghamailo" from the movie Resham Filili "Maya Maya" from the movie Diary "Sakhi" featuring Pramisha Rana These songs have gained significant popularity and showcase his talent as a singer and lyricist.