Turkmen Singer Becomes a Guest on the "Hello, Andrey!" Show
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Turkmen singer Tachnabat Yomudova was a special guest on the popular Russian television programme “Privet, Andrey!”, appearing alongside host Andrey Malakhov. The programme was dedicated to the 65th anniversary of singer and composer Viktor Korolyov. Tachnabat is known for her distinctive…
Turkmen singer Tachnabat Yomudova became a special guest on the popular Russian television program "Hello, Andrey!". She performed alongside the show's host, Andrey Malakhov.
The television broadcast was prepared on the occasion of the 65th birthday of prominent singer and composer Viktor Korolev. The invitation to Moscow turned out to be one of the unexpected and unforgettable events for the Turkmen singer.
Tachnabat Yomudova is well-known among listeners in Ashgabat for her unique performance of famous songs from Indian films. Her appealing voice and performance mastery attract the public's attention. In addition to performing with musicians at various concerts, the singer also takes an active part in cultural events organized by the Embassy of India in Turkmenistan.
It is worth noting that Tachnabat did not receive special education in a music school. She achieved independent success in this field by listening continuously and regularly to songs in the Hindi language over many years.
Correctly performing songs in a foreign language requires not only mastering the characteristics of the music, but also pronouncing the words correctly and clearly in that language. The distinctive melodies of Indian music and Eastern performance traditions also require a special approach in this endeavor.
Tachnabat's appealing voice transports listeners to the musical world of Indian cinema — Bollywood. Her performances arouse the interest of both Turkmen listeners and foreign viewers.
During the broadcast, Tachnabat Yomudova was also asked to perform a song in her native language. She gifted the audience with the "Küştdepdi" ghazal, one of the ancient song-musical and dance traditions of the Turkmen people.
"Küştdepdi" is one of the most important parts of the song-musical and dance art that the Turkmen people have passed down from generation to generation over the centuries. This national art tradition has also been inscribed on the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Currently, one of Tachnabat Yomudova's biggest dreams is to travel to India. The singer dreams of visiting this country, where world-famous Bollywood stars perform and where the unique environment of Indian music and dance art has been formed, in order to present her talent to new audiences.