Narendra Singh Negi
Narendra Singh Negi | |
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Native name | नरेन्द्र सिंह नेगी |
Born |
Pauri, United Provinces, India (now Uttarakhand, India) | 12 August 1949
Occupation(s) | Folk singer, Composer |
Narendra Singh Negi (born 12 August 1949) is one of the most prominent folk singers of the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand.[1]
Background
Born on 12 August 1949 in Pauri Village nearby Pauri town in Pauri Garhwal District (Uttarakhand), Negi started his career in Pauri Garhwal (Uttrakhand).
Music career
Negi started his music career by releasing "Garhwali Geetmala". These Garhwali Geetmalas came in ten different parts. As these Garhwali Geetmalas were from different companies he was finding it difficult to manage them. So he finally switched into releasing his cassettes by giving them separate titles. His first album was titled Buraans, after a flower found in the hills. He has sung over 1,000 songs.
He has also given his voice in Garhwali movies such as Chakrachal, Gharjawai, and Meri Ganga Holi Ta Maima Aali.
Although he mostly composes his music in the folk genre, his lyrics depict a huge range of anxieties, tensions and human insights of the people of Uttarakhand. Songs like "Naya Zamana Ka Choron" which shows generational disparity, "Bol Chitthi Kile Ni Bhezi" depicting the innocence of adolescent love and "tehri doobhana lagyun cha" which shows the pain of people losing their homes because of the tehri dams are some of his hits.
List of albums
Album Title | |
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Merosong | Chuyaal |
Dagidya | |
Ghasyari | |
Haldi haath | |
Hosiya umar | |
Jai dhari devi | |
Kai the khojyani holi | |
Maya ko mundaro | |
Nauchammi narena | |
Nayu nayu byo cha | |
Rumuk | |
Salyaan Syali | |
Samdola ka dwi din | |
Syani | |
Thando re thando | |
Tu holi beera | |
Tumari maya ma | |
Utha jaga uttrakhand | |
Khud | |
Ab Kadga Khelyo | |
Wa Jyunali Raat | |
Tappkara | |
Barkha | |
100 ku Note | |
Taka chan ta takataka | |
Kargile Ladaima | |
Chibdaat | |
Geet Ganga
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Surma Sarela |
List of movies
Movie Title | |
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Chakrachaal | |
Gharjawai | |
Meri Ganga Holi Ta Maima Aali | |
Kauthig | |
Batwaru | |
Cham Ghunguru | |
Jai Dhari Devi | |
Subero Ghaam | |
References
- ↑ Pradeep, Rawat. "Kumaouni". Merosong. Online kumaouni and Garhwali songs Radio Station. Retrieved 1 June 2016.