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Buddhi Krishna Lamichhane is a renowned Nepali folk singer, celebrated for his contributions to the preservation and revitalization of traditional Nepali music[1][2][3]. Born in Bhaktapur, Nepal, Lamichhane has been a pivotal figure in the Nepali music scene since his debut in [debut year]. Known for his melodious voice and deep lyrical compositions, his songs often evoke the rich cultural heritage of Nepal and reflect the everyday life and struggles of its people. Lamichhane's music spans a variety of traditional styles, including but not limited to Lok Dohori, a form of musical conversation or debate that is a staple in Nepali folk culture. His commitment to cultural preservation has earned him numerous accolades and a devoted following both within Nepal and among the Nepali diaspora worldwide. Throughout his career, Lamichhane has released several albums and has performed in many national and international venues, making significant contributions to the global recognition of Nepali folk music.
Buddhi Krishna Lamichhane (1955 - 2018) was a prominent Nepali folk singer, renowned for his soul-stirring renditions that celebrated and preserved the traditional music of Nepal. Born in the picturesque region of Changunarayan Municipality-7, Bhaktapur, Lamichhane began his musical career in the early 1980s, quickly becoming a cherished voice within the local folk scene.
Lamichhane's music deeply resonated with the ethos of the Nepali people, blending lyrical narratives of rural life with the melodies of traditional instruments. His songs often addressed themes of love, nature, and daily struggles, making them profoundly relatable to his audience. Among his many popular tracks, songs like ‘Pidi Ma Basera Merai Bato Herera’ and ‘Ghansa Katne Khurkera’ stand out as testaments to his artistic legacy and his ability to captivate listeners with simple yet poignant lyrics.
Despite his success, Lamichhane faced significant health challenges later in life, including paralysis and pneumonia, which eventually led to his passing on December 28, 2018, at his home in Bhaktapur. He was 63 years old at the time of his death. Lamichhane’s contribution to Nepali folk music remains influential, and his work continues to inspire new generations of artists in the region.
He is survived by his spouse, two sons, and six daughters, who remember him not only as a gifted artist but as a dedicated family man who cherished the values of his culture and community.
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- ^ a b Adhikari, Priyanka (2018-12-28). "Folk singer Lamichhane no more". The Himalayan Times. Retrieved 2024-10-23.