Shahrizoda Ahrorxo'jayeva
Shahrizoda Ahrorxo'jayeva was born on January 21, 1988, in Tashkent. Even during kindergarten, starting at age 4, she would amaze everyone by singing. Despite being young, she could easily sing songs by English singers Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey in English. When she reached school age, she attended the 180th school in the Shaykhontohur district, which specialized in physics and mathematics. At the same time as attending school, she graduated with honors from the piano department of the 7th Music School.
After graduating from school, in 2008, she enrolled in the "Pop Singing" faculty of the State Conservatory of the Republic. She began her career in 2008 with the song "Yasharsan" in the group "Safar". Shahrizoda, who was the soloist of the "Safar" group, gained the title of the first female pop-rock singer in Uzbekistan at the time. From 2010, the singer changed her style.
She sings in a club-house style. Her first song in this style was "Men uchun", and this track reached hit status. To date, Shahrizoda has had about 10 songs and three music videos that have gained fans.
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