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Prabin Bedwal is one of the Bachelor Holder in music from Bardiya district having a beautiful achievement in the Nepali music industry. Bedwal is one of the futures expected and trending musical singers from Nepal. People mainly know his from the Participating in Nepal Idol Season 3.

Reshma Pun is a talented Nepali singer known for her soulful and melodious voice. She has contributed to the Nepali music scene with several beautiful songs. Let’s explore some of her notable works: “Pari Bata Ko Aayo” (Cover): This cover song features Reshma Pun’s rendition of the folk lok song “Mathi Bata Ko Aayo Salako Pata Bajaudai.” The original track was sung by Prabin Gurung. Reshma’s version beautifully captures the essence of the song. “Badha Na”: Reshma Pun’s official music video for “Badha Na” showcases her unique style. The lyrics and music are by Ujjwal Shamsher Rana, and the arrangement is by Rikesh Gurung. The video is visually appealing and complements the song’s vibe. “Shirako Phool”: In this Kaura song, Reshma Pun collaborates with Pushpa Khadka. The video features beautiful visuals and resonates with Nepali music lovers. Reshma Pun continues to captivate listeners with her soul-stirring melodies. 🎶

Lochan Rijal is a multi-instrumentalist, a singer, songwriter and a scholar of ethnomusicology. Born in the Panchthar district of Nepal, he grew up around music performed at festivals by the local people of that region. The experience influenced him to explore the potential of sound and develop his passion into his profession. While in college, he began teaching music to school children in Kathmandu while also working in the pop and rock music scene, producing award-winning albums, before moving onto something that fed his scholarly ambitions. In 2014, he graduated with a PhD in ethnomusicology from the University of Massachusetts and Kathmandu University. He also works as the associate professor and Head of Kathmandu University’s Department of Music.

Gyanu Rana is a celebrated Nepali singer known for her contributions to modern and folk music. Born on October 3, 1949, in Batulechaur, Pokhara, Nepal, she grew up in a musically rich environment. Her father, Dharmaraj Thapa, was a renowned poet and folk singer, and her mother, Savitri Thapa, was a cultural promoter. Gyanu Rana's upbringing deeply influenced her musical journey. She has recorded over 2,000 songs in various languages, including Nepali, Hindi, Urdu, Bhojpuri, Maithili, and Newari. Her repertoire spans modern, classical, folk songs, bhajans, and ghazals. Some of her most iconic songs include "Siri Ma Siri Ni Kanchha" and "Manchhe Ko Maya Yaha," which she performed with the legendary Narayan Gopal. Gyanu Rana has also been a judge in national music competitions and has represented Nepal in international cultural festivals. Her career includes contributions to more than ten Nepali films as a playback singer. She retired as an Assistant Director of Music from the Royal Nepal Academy in 2006.