{{Unreferenced, date=March 2017 Bakht Zamina ( ps, بخت زمينه) was a famous

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singer who performed in major

music events in

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Life and death

Bakht Zamina was from

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. She moved to Kabul to carry on her music career. Zamina was famous for both folk and pop

songs. She was a sympathizer with the People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan, singing some songs in support for them. She has long been forgotten by media mainly due to political reasons, over the decades following her death. Bakht Zamina is believed to have died in 1980, due to tuberculosis. However, Some speculate that she was murdered by Islamic Unity of Afghanistan Mujahideen after she sang her famous song "Khaija Pa Morchal Bande". The true nature of her death has not been confirmed, as it had been shrouded with rumors.

Work

Some of her songs were: *Ma La Ta Juda Kawena *Yara Ghamjan ba Shay *Zama Khoga Janana *Bey Dildara Mey *Zama da Meene Yaara *Raasha Raasha *Khalqi Akhtar dey Mazidar *Pashto Tapey *Khaista Zaan me Jorr Karay de *Sarbaza Yaraa *Khejja pa Morchal Bande 20th-century Afghan women singers Year of birth missing Year of death missing