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Otgonjargal Davaasuren
Born (1983-12-22) December 22, 1983 (age 40)
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
NationalityMongolian
EducationMongolian State University of Arts and Culture {B.Sc}, {M.Sc}
Club class Malta English school
Occupation(s)singer, actress
Years active2009–present
AgentFree agent
TitleAnu hatan
The Honored Actress of Mongolia
Children1
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Otgonjargal Davaasuren born December 22, 1983 is a Mongolian singer and actress. She is known for Queen Anu historical film.[1] She awarded Grand Prix in Spring festival in Korea in 2013, and also Outstanding female lead actress in Sacred Muse as a 'Limitless' musical in Mongolia in 2014. she became a free agent after leaving Mongolian State Philharmonic.[2][3]. In 2013 she awarded Cultural Merit Worker of Mongolia. In 2023, she was awarded Person of Honored Actress|Honored Actress of Mongolia.

Biography

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Early life and education

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Otgonjargal was born Bayankhongor Province and raised in Darkhan (city), the youngest child in her family. She has three older brothers and two older sisters. Even her father was a transport driver, and once he was an opera singer. She attended secondary education in Darkhan (city). She graduated from the Mongolian State University of Arts and Culture as an opera singer. She has one daughter. The film depicts Queen Anu with several children. One of them is Yumjhai and her daughter played as a Yumjhai in her childhood role. She likes drawing and playing basketball. She goes to Goolingoo dance club.

Acting career

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Khyazgaargui

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She acted in Khazgaargui mono play in 2010. She was awarded Outstanding Woman as a musical play in Gegeen Muza 2010. She practiced and prepared for two years.

Queen Anu/Queen Ahno/Lady Anu/Warrior Princess (Mongolian historical film)

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The long-awaited historical film Anu Khatan (Queen Anu) by Shuuder Productions held its official opening on Friday, January 18, on the birthday of the author of the novel Anu Khatan, [[Baatarsuren Shuudertsetseg]]. This historical film depicts the life of Queen Anu, the spouse of Galdan Boshughtu, the Khan of Dzungaria, and depicts the relationship between the Oirats and Khalkha ethnic groups between 1670 and 1696 as well as the Zuunmod Battle between the Oirats and Manchus, which took place during that period. The film has over 50 roles and had a crew of more than 500 people. Actor M.Myagmar plays the role of Galdan Boshugtu Khan. Other famous Mongolian actors are also featured in the film. The writer B.Shuudertsetseg, who wrote the book of the same name, on which the film is based, produced and directed the film herself. Thus, the film was both written and directed by a woman, and the lead role is a female. This is a first for Mongolia. It is the second Mongolian film about a queen. The first was Mandukhai Tsetsen Khatan (Mandukhai the Wise), which was made in 1989.

Singing career

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She participated in Morin huur 2014 on her song called Amin urgeljlel, in Morin huur 2016 on her song called Hairiin egshiglen. She debuted her first album called Khairlahiin jargal. She introduced her album to her fans and listeners at On'n Off Production House on March 6, 2017.

Discography

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Albums

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# Information Tracks
1st
  • Title: Happiness of Loving
  • Released: March 02, 2017
  • Genre: Pop
  • Type: Single
  • Language: Mongolian
  • Label: Entertainment
  1. Alan Gua
  2. Unu munkh oron (Eternity country)
  3. Amin urgeljlel (Continuation of my parents ) ft Ariunbaatar Ganbaatar
  4. Us murun olon chig (Many streams ) ft Lkhagvasuren (Haranga)
  5. Khunii hailan (Human soul)
  6. Minii eej temeechin (My mother is camel herder)
  7. Ezen zaya (Destiny)
  8. Buuvein duu (Lullaby)
  9. Dainii suvilagch (Nurse of the war)
  10. Ijii mini derged baihad (When my mother stays with me) ft Amarkhuu Borkhuu
  11. Khun galuu (Swan goose)
  12. Khairlahiin jargal (Happiness of Loving)

Concert

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№ Date City Country Venue Title Sponsor Co-operative company
1st February 11, 2012 Ulaanbaatar Mongolia Independence Palace Eternity country (Unu munkh oron) Munkhiin useg group Sound of Mongolia, HAS media, Studio 11, Ruby Salon, 19001950
2nd March 06, 2018 Ulaanbaatar Mongolia Wrestling Palace Hairlahiin jargal Munkhiin useg group B Sound Production, 19001950
3rd March 06, 2021 Ulaanbaatar Mongolia Ulaanbaatar Palace Khun galuu (Swan Goose) Energy Resource LLC Ticket.mn, 19001950

Soundtrack

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Information Tracks
  • Title: Line of sun & moon OST (Nar sarnii zaag)
  • Released: 2012
  • Language: Mongolian
  1. Human soul (Khunii hailan)
  • Title: Last night OST (Suulchiin shunu)
  • Released: 2014
  • Language: Mongolian
  1. Last night with Oyunbileg & Maraljingoo
  • Title: That day of that year OST (Ter jiliin ter udur)
  • Released: 2016
  • Language: Mongolian
  1. Nurse of the war (Dainii suvilagch)
  • Title: A woman from the Mars OST (Angaragaas irsen emegtei)
  • Released: 2018
  • Language: Mongolian
  1. A woman from the Mars (Angaragaas irsen emegtei)
  • Title: Tengerees buusan od OST
  • Released: 2019
  • Language: Mongolian
  1. Nadad itgeech ft Ariunbaatar Ganbaatar
  • Title: Ulaan orhimjnii davalgaa OST
  • Released: 2019
  • Language: Mongolian
  1. Ulaan orhimjnii davalgaa ft Ankhbayar

Songs about organizations

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Information Tracks
  • Organizations Title: Oyu Tolgoi
  • Released: 2012
  • Language: Mongolian
  1. Oyu Tolgoi ft Voice group
  1. Counrty in our heart (Zurkhend egshigleh nutag)
  • Organizations Title: Songino Khairkhan Health center
  • Released: 2015
  • Language: Mongolian
  1. Song for great kindness (Ih enerliin duulal)
  1. We are Mongolians (Bid bugd neg Mongol) with Various artists
  1. Fate of living happily (Mend Amriin zaya) ft Uvertura band

Music videos

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Year Title Poet Composer Featuring Clip
2012 Eternity country (Unu Munkh oron) Ulziitugs Luvsandorj Byambasuren Sharav
2013 New year waltz (Shine jiliin waltz) Enkhjargal Baldansodnom Bekhbat
2013 My Mongolia (Minii Mongol) Bayanmunkh Nyambuu Byambabayar Badarch ft Altantsetseg, Uyanga, Tumen-Ulzii, Maraljingoo
2013 Us murun olon chig (Us murun olon ) Tumenjargal Zagd Chinzorig Tseden-Ish ft Lkhagvasuren (Kharanga)
2014 When my mother stays with me (Ijii mini derged baihad) Lkhagvasuren Bavuu Balkhjav Lkhagvadorj ft Amarkhuu Borkhuu
2017 Amin urgejlel Battsetseg Jadamba Jantsansambuu Gombosuren ft Ariunbaatar Ganbaatar
2018 Minii eej temeechin P.Purevsuren Sangidorjiin Sansargereltekh
2019 Gantshan shuteen P. Enkhmunkh O.Khurekbaatar ft Salhi hamtlag
2022 Ekh oron tanaa Lodongiin Tudev Jantsansambuu Gombosuren
2022 Ulemjiin chanar Dulduitiin Danzanravjaa Dulduitiin Danzanravjaa
2022 Minii l gantskhan aav N. Minjinsaikhan Berdibek
2022 Burhanii entei ijii Ts.Bayarkhuu Jantsannorov Natsag
2023 Ekh oron Amarmandakh Sukhbaatar by Khar tas band Amarmandakh Sukhbaatar by Khar tas band A.Dolgor, D.Jargalsaikhan, D.Tumurtsog, S.Amarmandakh

Voice group

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While she was studying at the Mongolian State University of Arts and Culture, she was made a Voice group with singers Battulga and Erdenejargal. Voice group is known for Voice of Mongolia, and Mongol songs. In July 2012, they debuted their first concert named Voice of Mongolia. In 2013 They debuted the Voice Classic Night concert.[4] They performed in foreign countries such as Germany, Inner Mongolia, Japan...etc. Their Mongol song was included in 'Mongol Tulgatnii 100 songs' which was organized by Hero Entertainment and Unitel Group.


Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Network
2013 Queen Anu (Ану хатан) Queen Anu Shuuder production

Radio

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Year Title Role Station
2017 Morning program guest MGL radio FM

Broadcasting

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Year Network Title Role
2012 Mongol TV Women's Time Guest
2013 NTV Nandia's talk show Guest
2016 Channel 25 (Mongolia) Invitation (Urilga) Guest
Pearl (Suvd) program Suld TV Guest
NTV (Mongolia) New Year's guest Guest
UBS City Night night program Guest
2017 Channel 25 (Mongolia) Invitation (Urilga) Guest
MNB Zurkhend munhursun ayalguu Singer
Ekh oron TV Ta sonjuulah uu Guest
Mongol HD This morning (Unuu ugluu) Guest
Channel 25 (Mongolia) From you, From me (Bi chamaas chi nadaas) Guest
TV9 (Mongolia) Close topics (Dotno sedev) Guest
Channel 25 (Mongolia) Mongolian melody (Mongol ayalguu) Guest
2018 Channel 25 (Mongolia) Urilga Guest
MNB Nandia talk show Guest
TV9 (Mongolia) Soronz Guest
UBS Sainuu Sainaa Guest
Royal HDTV Dorj's street Guest
MNB Baasan garag Guest

CF

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Year Company Name Brand name
2014 Vitafit Ugluu suu
2015 Monos Medicine delivery
2017 Vitafit Ugluu suu

Awards and nominations

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Year Award Category Nominated Work Result
2010 Gegeen Muza Awards (Sacred Muse) Outstanding female lead Limitless (Khyazgaargui) mono play Won
2013 Mongolian Women's Association Public figure award Queen Anu Won
Cultural Merit Worker — — Won
Spring Festival 2013, South Korea winner — Won
2014 Gegeen Muza Awards (Sacred Muse) Outstanding Lead Actress Queen Anu Nominated
2023 The Honored Actress of Mongolia — — Won

References

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  1. ^ "Otgonjargal Davaasuren". IMDb. Retrieved 2017-02-11.
  2. ^ http://www.urlag.mn/post/17434.htm
  3. ^ http://www.shuud.mn/content/read/425082.htm
  4. ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhU3EGL19XI&t=4635s
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