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The Shadows 'Nepal' | |
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| Origin | Chitwan, Nepal |
| Genres | Blues rock, rock and roll, hard rock |
| Years active | 1997 — present |
| Members | respected swapnil dai
(Vocals) Prakash Rasaily ( Guitars ) Amit Pradhan (Bass Guitar) Sahil Risal (Drums), Sujan Manandhar ( Guitars) |
| Past members | Bikash Manandhar (Drums) Prashant VK - Babu (Rhythm Guitar) Basanta Shrestha (Vocals) |
The Shadows Nepal is a hard rock band from Narayangarh, Chitwan, Nepal. They were established in 1997 and their first album was titled “Suna Hamro Sano Awaaz”.
Their second album, “Hidne Manche Ladcha”, was a success in the Nepali market and earned them the best band, best music and best performance of the year 2006. [1] The band is mostly popular for its influential lyrics that discusses social issues and awareness. They traveled to three cities of Australia as a part of their international tour in 2011. [2]
The band's current line up : Swapnil Sharma in Vocals, Prakash Rasaily on Guitars, Sujan Manandhar ( Guitars ), Sahil Risal ( drums ) and Amit Pradhan on Bass. Rupesh Sen worked with the band for pretty long time as a band manager. [3]
| Song | Durations |
|---|---|
| Naya Nepal | 4 minutes |
| Buddha Nepal Ko | 6 minutes |
| Prakriti | 6 minutes |
| Kun ho Hamro Dharma | 5 minutes |
| Swarga ma thau chaina | 4 minutes |
| Hidne manche ladcha | 4 minutes |
| Ma | 4 minutes |
| Suna Hamro Sano Awaz | 5 minutes |
| Bhatkeko Kotha | 4 minutes |
| Paap | 4 minutes |
| Naari | 4 minutes |
| Aath Din | 4 minutes |
| Dharti Mathi ko bojh | 4 minutes |
| K Pais Nepali Kera | 4 minutes |
See also
References
- ^ "The Shadows, Nepal's First Hard Rock Band". Retrieved April 18, 2013.
- ^ "The Shadows "Nepal"". Retrieved April 18, 2013.
- ^ "The Shadows, Nepal's First Hard Rock Band". Retrieved April 18, 2013.
External links
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| National | |
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The Shadows 'Nepal' | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Chitwan, Nepal |
| Genres | Blues rock, rock and roll, hard rock |
| Years active | 1997 — present |
| Members | respected swapnil dai
(Vocals) Prakash Rasaily ( Guitars ) Amit Pradhan (Bass Guitar) Sahil Risal (Drums), Sujan Manandhar ( Guitars) |
| Past members | Bikash Manandhar (Drums) Prashant VK - Babu (Rhythm Guitar) Basanta Shrestha (Vocals) |
The Shadows Nepal is a hard rock band from Narayangarh, Chitwan, Nepal. They were established in 1997 and their first album was titled “Suna Hamro Sano Awaaz”.
Their second album, “Hidne Manche Ladcha”, was a success in the Nepali market and earned them the best band, best music and best performance of the year 2006. [1] The band is mostly popular for its influential lyrics that discusses social issues and awareness. They traveled to three cities of Australia as a part of their international tour in 2011. [2]
The band's current line up : Swapnil Sharma in Vocals, Prakash Rasaily on Guitars, Sujan Manandhar ( Guitars ), Sahil Risal ( drums ) and Amit Pradhan on Bass. Rupesh Sen worked with the band for pretty long time as a band manager. [3]
| Song | Durations |
|---|---|
| Naya Nepal | 4 minutes |
| Buddha Nepal Ko | 6 minutes |
| Prakriti | 6 minutes |
| Kun ho Hamro Dharma | 5 minutes |
| Swarga ma thau chaina | 4 minutes |
| Hidne manche ladcha | 4 minutes |
| Ma | 4 minutes |
| Suna Hamro Sano Awaz | 5 minutes |
| Bhatkeko Kotha | 4 minutes |
| Paap | 4 minutes |
| Naari | 4 minutes |
| Aath Din | 4 minutes |
| Dharti Mathi ko bojh | 4 minutes |
| K Pais Nepali Kera | 4 minutes |
See also
References
- ^ "The Shadows, Nepal's First Hard Rock Band". Retrieved April 18, 2013.
- ^ "The Shadows "Nepal"". Retrieved April 18, 2013.
- ^ "The Shadows, Nepal's First Hard Rock Band". Retrieved April 18, 2013.
External links
| International | |
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| National | |
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