Oybek Bahodirovich Alimov was born on October 8, 1987, in the city of Tashkent into a family of white-collar workers. The family consists of his parents and an older brother. Like all little children, he went to kindergarten and then, in 1994, to the first grade of School No. 29. After finishing the 9th grade in 2003, for certain reasons, he could not continue his studies for two years. He even left the "Istiqlol" football school. However, because his interest in music, in addition to sports, was strong in his youth, he later attended a music club called "Consonance."
In 2005, he was admitted to the Republican Music College named after Hamza Hakimzoda Niyoziy based on an entrance exam. There, he studied in the "Academic Singing" department under the Honored Artist of Uzbekistan and Karakalpakstan, Kenezboy Jumaboyevich Serjanov. In November of that year, he learned that the "Akfa Media" production center had opened and was holding a competition among young people interested in solo singing. Many boys and girls from the college also submitted their nominations for this competition. Among them were the now well-known Nigora and Ziyoda. Nigora, Ziyoda, and Oybek won the competition. After long preparations, his first track "Yuragimda" resonated through the airwaves.
Some time later, another song was written for Nigora, and it was planned to be sung as a duet. His first duet song with Nigora was "Izlayman," which was warmly welcomed by many listeners. After that, the management suggested creating another duet song, and the duet track titled "Sen uchun" was born. After the second duet song was presented via TV, the people began to recognize them as the Oybek and Nigora duet.
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