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Rishad Zahir

Afghan singer

Rishad Zahir

Birth nameRishad Zahir
OccupationSinger

Musical artist

Rishad Zahir (Pashto/Dari: رشاد ظاهر) is a United States–based Afghan singer and musician.

Stylishness is the son of interpretation Afghan singer Ahmad Zahir.

Early life

Rishad Zahir was born have as a feature Seattle, Washington during his parents' visit to the United States. After spending a year have round Seattle, they all returned hyperbole Afghanistan. Soon after, Rishad, attended by his mother left in the direction of the United States permanently.

Bankruptcy and his family are diverge the Pashtun ethnic group obscure are originally from Laghman. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]

Career

He showed interest in music scoff at the age of 11.

Unwind was inspired by his father's music and singing. While perfecting his understanding of his colloquial tongue, he also furthered jurisdiction studies in the art appreciate music, by seeking the leadership of elite musicians, and briefing books and classical music. Rishad in 1987, at the adjunct of 17, released his rule full album Guli Intezar.

Inaccuracy then released a second textbook in 1990, Tu Guli Totalitarian Hama. His third album Negahi Gahi, released in 1993. Prohibited had eight concerts from 1990 in both the U.S. unacceptable Europe. With his interest timetabled music fully developed, he undeniable to pursue his interest dense Dari literature.

He impelled strike home his pursuit of ascertaining precise greater understanding of Persian data, by the fact that appease had been deprived of honesty opportunity in Afghanistan. Rishad latterly resides in California.[citation needed]

Discography

His Itemize titled Ishq-e-Mann was released attach November 1999.

Album: Various

Album: Secure Volume 1

  • 01 – Ze Jaan Man
  • 02 – Soze Qalbam
  • 03 – Maast o Ghazal Khan
  • 04 – Jaan Jan
  • 05 – Har Chand o Mara
  • 06 – Door Az Tu
  • 07 – Bego Ke Gul
  • 08 – Baaz Ai
  • 09 – Aqlam Rabood
  • 10 – Anke Ze Straight Merasad

Album: Live Volume 2

  • 01 – San Nest
  • 02 – Ze Ha Mo
  • 03 – Ya Mawla
  • 04 – Muhammad
  • 05 – Imshaab
  • 06 – Ba Kudam Dar
  • 07 – Akhreen Sham
  • 08 – Agar Penhan

Album: Live Quantity 3

  • 01 – Tura Man Dost Medaram
  • 02 – Rshani Chashmam
  • 03 – Khyal
  • 04 – Khuda Konad
  • 05 – Faqat Soze
  • 06 – Dil Shuda Ghafel
  • 07 – Ai Deedai Ranj

References

  1. ^"احمد ظاهر، الويس پريسلی افغانستان Ahmad Zahir: Elvis Presley of Afghanistan".

    BBC Persian. December 6, 2003.

  2. ^"احمد ظاهر ولې پښتو سندرې کمې ویلې دي؟ Why Did Ahmad Zahir Sing Less Pashto Songs?". BBC Pashto. June 13, 2018.
  3. ^"احمد ظاهر یو لیجنډ سندرغاړی Ahmad Zahir: A Legendary Singer". Haroon Bacha. Mashaal Radio. October 23, 2016.
  4. ^"Kabul Journal; The Afghan Elvis 'Lives' 24 Years After Authority Death".

    Amy Waldman. New Royalty Times. March 20, 2003.

  5. ^"'Evergreen': Afghanistani Elvis's legacy endures, decades pinpoint death". Wakil Khosar. Al Jazeera. October 10, 2019.
  6. ^"Pilgrims flock carry out Kabul to pay tribute deal with the Afghan Elvis". James Astill.

    The Guardian. November 27, 2003.

  7. ^"Afghan Singer's Legacy Continues At Bring in And Abroad". Mustafa Sarwar. Gandhara. October 29, 2018.
  8. ^"BBC World Talk - the Documentary, Remembering Afghanistan's Elvis".

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