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Prakash Shrestha (born January 28 in Birgunj) is one of Nepal’s most enduring and beloved singers, known for his velvety voice and evergreen romantic melodies. Since beginning his musical journey in 1973 (2030 B.S.), he has recorded over 1,000 songs, released 12 albums in cassette and an equal number in CD format, and performed in more than 500 national and international concerts. A versatile playback singer, he has contributed vocals to over 150 Nepali films. Shrestha holds a Bachelor’s in Commerce from Thakur Ram College and a Sangeet Prabhakar diploma from Allahabad University. Before music, he excelled in sports, particularly table tennis, cricket, and football. Over his decades‑long career, he has earned deep admiration for his artistry, humility, and gentlemanly presence. His global performances span Asia, Europe, Australia, and the Middle East, making him a distinguished cultural ambassador of Nepali music.

Artist Raju Dhungel is a folk singer & Music Instrumentalist of Nepal . Born in Okhaldhunga, Artist Dhungel 1st album was released in 2067 BS and his first album was Purbeli Kanchho with Avay Dhungel. Akbar Sun and Jor Madal bajyo are his other hits songs.

Prem Pariyar (born in Dhading District, Nepal) is a Nepali playback singer who rose to national fame as a child artist through the blockbuster film franchise Nai Nabhannu La. His emotionally resonant child voice made him one of the most recognizable young singers in Nepali cinema, earning him the nickname “Kid with a great voice.”He began singing at a very young age while living in a hostel, where his talent was first noticed. His breakthrough came when he was selected to sing for Nai Nabhannu La 2 (2014), followed by multiple successful recordings in later sequels.Prem Pariyar’s songs such as “Yi Aankhama Timi Chheu,” “Marne Kasailai,” “Feri Feri Nai Nabhannu La,” “Maina Raja Maina Rani,” and “Kasham Hamile Khayekai Thiyeu (Male Version)” became major hits, widely played across Nepal and the diaspora. All of his singles from the franchise achieved strong public reception.Despite early success, he later faced challenges when his child voice began to change during the recording of Nai Nabhannu La 3, affecting his vocal continuity.In recognition of his contribution as a young playback singer, he received the Online Filmykhabar Award 2071 (Best Singer) for Nai Nabhannu La 2.

Ram Sharan Nepali was a prominent Nepali folk singer and Sarangi player whose work helped preserve Nepal’s traditional lok‑geet and instrumental heritage. Active from the 1980s onward, he recorded influential albums such as Folk Tunes in Sarangi (1987) and Folk Tunes in Sarangi, Vol. 2 (1988), establishing himself as a leading figure in instrumental folk music. His repertoire includes widely circulated tracks like “Sorathi,” “Sebru Dhun,” “Sanguri Bari Ni,” “Ke Ko Rang Lagyo,” and “Jina Chhake”, many of which remain available on Apple Music and Spotify. His collaborations with artists such as Tika Nepali and Geeta Devi further expanded his impact. Even after his passing, tribute releases like “Yo Keti Kaha Ko” (2025) continue to honor his legacy.