Anvar G'aniyev
Anvar G'aniyev was born on January 19, 1966, in the city of Chirchiq, Tashkent Region, into a family of intellectuals. While attending school, he also studied in the accordion department of a music school. He performed songs at school events, holidays, and city gatherings. After finishing school, Anvar G'aniyev entered the Tashkent State Institute of Culture. We can safely say that Anvar G'aniyev's performance of the song "Ko'nglim" in the film "Ko'ngil ko'chalari", which was first shown on the Uzbekistan channel, became very popular and turned into a hit. After that, the song "Jayron nega ko'zing to'la yosh" also became a hit. To date, the singer has been able to present his fans with over 300 songs, nearly 20 music videos, and albums such as "Oh sevaman", "O'zim hofiz", and "Dunyo". Anvar G'aniyev does not only sing, but also participates in our national TV series. He performed the soundtrack for the films "Nikoh uzugi" directed by San'at Qayumov, "Do'stimning to'yi" directed by Zebo Navro'zova, and "Saboq" directed by Feruza Egamberdiyeva. The singer was awarded the title of Honored Artist of Uzbekistan in 2001.
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