Eldorbek Yuldashev
Eldorbek Yuldashev was born on November 28, 1985, in the noble city of Bukhara. Since childhood, he was very interested in art, which is why, along with regular school, he studied piano and rubab at the Mukhtar Ashrafi Music School. After graduating from school, Eldorbek studied in the piano department of the Mukhtar Ashrafi Music College in Bukhara. The singer earned the applause of teachers and students alike by performing songs at all events held at the school and college.
After graduating from the college, in 2005, he entered the Faculty of "Sound Engineering" at the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan. The singer began his creative career in 2009 with the song "Endi faqat". This song held the number 1 spot in the TOP 10 for quite some time and became the singer's hit track. His subsequent hit tracks were "Qismatim mening" and the song performed in Russian, "Zaberi" ("Take me away"). Up to the present day, Eldorbek has presented about 20 of his songs and 3 music videos to his fans. From the beginning of 2012, Eldorbek, together with Azeez aka, formed the Du Tor group.
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