Early Life and Career
Yog Bahadur Tamang, widely recognized by his stage name Yogesh Lama, was born on September 2, 1989, in Chabahil-7, Kathmandu, Nepal. From a young age, Yogesh showed an affinity for music, which later became his life’s passion.
He began his professional musical journey in 2015 with the release of his debut song Kutu Kutu, which gained immense popularity both in Nepal and among the Nepali diaspora abroad. This marked the beginning of his impactful career in the Nepali music industry.
Musical Career Highlights
Yogesh Lama is known for his captivating blend of folk and Selo music.
His notable works include:
1. Kutu Kutu
2.Tamang Thito – Awarded at the Epic Nepal Music Award and Himalayan International Music Award in 2019
3. Aasyangki Chhory
4. Amaile Hoi Ammaile – Awarded at the Himalayan International Music Award and nominated in the top 5 at the 3rd National OS Nepal Music Award in 2019
5. Tungnako Mitho Dhun Hunchha
6. Radhakrishna
7. Chhadke Najar
8. Hera Hera Maichyang – Winner of the Star Music and Films Award 2023
9. Damfuta Tankai
10. Pir Chhaina
11. Jyan Maya
Hit Songs:
1. Kutu Kutu
2. Tamang Thito
3. Amaile Hoi Ammaile
4. Tungnako Mitho Dhun Hunchha
5. Hera Hera Maichyang
6. Damfuta Tankai
Awards and Recognition
Yogesh Lama’s contributions to Nepali music have been recognized with numerous awards, including:
1. 3rd National OS Nepal Music Awards (2019)
2. 5th Sundaradevi Sandesh Music Award (2019)
3. Epic Nepal Music Award (2018)
4. Himalayan International Music Award (2019)
5. Star Music and Films Award (2023)
Personal Life
Yogesh Lama is married to Uma Gurung, and the couple has a son, Nirjal Tamang. He has three siblings: Dil Bahadur Tamang, Krishna Gopal Tamang, and Sher Bahadur Tamang.
Yogesh Lama’s journey from his debut song Kutu Kutu to becoming a celebrated figure in Nepali folk and Selo music has been remarkable. His contributions have left an indelible mark on the industry, solidifying his place as one of Nepal’s beloved artists.
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