Umid Shahobov
Umid Shahobov was born on November 7, 1978, in Tashkent. He began his education at School No. 26 in the Yakkasaroy district, while simultaneously attending Music School No. 6, where he studied the Kashgar rubab.
After graduating from school with honors, the singer completed his studies at the Hamza Music College and later at the "Traditional Singing and Performance" department of the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan. The singer's hit songs include «Jonim seni olib ketaman», «Lola», «Farishtam», and «Faryod».
To date, the singer has presented nearly 200 songs, over 25 music videos, and 9 albums to his fans. The albums are titled «Olib ketaman», «Farishtam», «Nega kelmaysan», «Azob», «Sog'inganim», «Nozli gulim», and «Faryod».
In 2001, he held his first concert program titled «Farishtam» at the Turkiston Palace. Umid Shahobov collaborates with many poets and composers. These include the beloved poets Bobur Bobomurod, Ibrohim Jiyanov, Toxir Muxammad, and Kamron, as well as composers Ulug'bek Jabborov, Ilhom Mamatov, Axmadjon Xojimatov, Avzal Husanov, and Elmah Solihov.
Our projects
Izoh.uz — A folk explanatory dictionary of the Uzbek language, with word meanings, idioms, and examples.
TVinfo.uz — Full TV schedules for today, tomorrow, and next week.
DostavkaInfo — A directory of services offering delivery of food, medicine, books, and household items.
Imlo.uz — Spelling dictionary of the Uzbek language. Over 85,000 words.
Lotin.uz — converts text between Uzbek Latin and Cyrillic script, and back. Easy!
The largest collection of proverbs and sayings, each in three languages (Uzbek, Russian, English).
The best jokes and funny pictures, every day. The Uzbek-language home of humor!
A service that finds the nearest currency exchange points with the best rates, and shows the location on a map.
The largest catalog of Uzbek Telegram channels. Active channels only, sorted by category with detailed statistics.
Learn to write correctly in Uzbek with us.
A synonym dictionary of the Uzbek language, with over 3,300 words grouped into around 900 synonym sets.