Madina Aknazarova (; born February 15, 1998) is а
Tajik
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pop singer of
Pamiri origin, as well as a performer of traditional
Persian
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songs from both
Tajikistan
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and
Afghanistan
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.
Biography
In 2014, after finishing the 9th grade, her family moved to
Dushanbe
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, where Aknazarova entered the
Musical College named after Ahmad Boboqulov, the department of academic vocal.
During her studies, she practiced at the
Ayni Opera and Ballet Theatre. She later moved to
Moscow
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.
Music career
She began her musical career and continued her education at Tajik State Institute of Culture and Arts.
Aknazarova made her debut on the Tajik stage in 2017. An unusual timbre of voice, style of performance, good lyrics and energy helped to quickly find a response in the hearts of the audience. Aknazarova's fanbase grew rapidly, both at concerts and on social networks.
The public liked the first album "Ay Yor Yor" (“Hey Sweetheart”), and very soon they began to invite her to various events, including concerts at the state level.
Discography
Albums
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1998 births
Living people
Pamiri people
People from Khujand
Tajik-language singers
Persian-language singers of Tajikistan
Tajikistani women singers
21st-century Tajikistani singers