Sangtar

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Sangtar is a world-renowned Punjabi composer. He gave the new bhangra music its sound by reintroducing old folk instruments like the dhud and sarangi into it in the early 90s. He is the middle brother of renowned Punjabi singers Manmohan Waris and Kamal Heer.

His birthday is October 9.

Sangtar is married to Michelle Garuik, an audio engineer, and lives in Los Angeles where he owns a recording studio.he has also been musician for manmohan waris, kamal heer and other well known artists...


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  1. Peenghan Jhootdiye
  2. Meriye Jaane
  3. Husdi De ful Kirde
  4. Ghuggian da Joda - Jazzy B
  5. Husn Da Jadu
  6. Gajjray Gori De
  7. Chardi Kala 'ch Panth Khalsa
  8. Dil Vatte Dil
  9. Kamli
  10. Masti - Kanthe Vala by Kamal Heer
  11. Masti 2 by Kamal Heer
  12. Punjabi Virsa 2004
  13. Nachiye Majajne
  14. Punjabi Virsa 2005
  15. Punjabi Virsa 2006
  16. Duniya by Rajesh Raju
  17. Masti Three by Kamal Heer
  18. Akh Larh gayee by Manmohan Waris
  19. Tasveer by Manmohan Waris
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