A buzzing tendon in London

With the slogan of 'Phila Ghardesh and Pardesh', Kandara is starting the 'Pardesh Concert' from London from Saturday after completing concerts in Gandaki, Koshi and Vagmati from 'Ghardesh'.

Poush 15, 2081

Nabin Pokharel

A buzzing tendon in London

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In the 90s, it is rare to find one who does not listen to the songs of the Pokhreli band 'Kandara'. The generation that grew up listening to Kandra's pop songs is also a huge fan of Kandra's. The Kandara band has been successful in winning the hearts of the audience with hit pop songs of folk taste like 'Timi Pari', 'Chanchle Kanchi', 'Lekki Hey Maya', 'Tagaroma Rumal Rakhi' including 'Hong Kong Pokhara'.

While at the peak of fame and popularity, the band members were torn apart and torn apart, and after a gap of 32 years, the band has resurfaced. Last November 24, Kandara gave a musical performance in a club in Kathmandu and announced a 'comeback'. The

now focuses on the Kandara band concert. This band, which started the concert with the slogan of 'Pahila Ghardesh and Pardesh', is awakening the 'concert culture' by reaching different cities of the country. With the aim of promoting internal and external tourism, Kandara has given its presentations in Gandaki, Koshi and Wagmati provinces under 'Ghardesh' to visit the country and understand the country.

Kandara's musical 'comeback' through concerts is being supported by listeners and viewers. Kandara, who has performed concerts in 'Ghardesh' till 2024, will go on a foreign tour with the English New Year. Kandara is preparing to rock the world famous venue 'Indigo at the Otu' in London next Saturday (January 4). 

World-famous artists such as Justin Bieber, Ed Siran, and rock band Cold Play have also performed at this venue. Kandara will also celebrate the 32nd anniversary of the formation of the band there. 'Let us first know our own country and carry our identity abroad, let us spread the fragrance of our country,' said Vivek Shrestha, singer of Kandara. The London show will be Kandra's first overseas performance as part of her world tour.

Britain's Mamaghar Entertainment is about to launch Kandara band with singer Shrestha in 'Indigo at the Otu'. Along with Kandara, Mamaghar is going to present singer Swapn Suman and his band 'The Astors' together. In which 7/7 artists from Kandra and The Astors band are coming to London this Thursday.

singer Swapn Suman is one of the most famous singers of Chhimal today. He has given many hit songs like 'Nadhak Na Muhar Shringarele', 'Wacha Gayo', 'Je Chhau Tu' and is very popular among today's youth. 

"I myself am a fan of Kandara, after hearing that they will perform musical programs abroad, we started talking about a London concert," said Vimal Timilsena, Director of Mamaghar Entertainment, "The contract was finalized to start the first foreign concert from London."

After that, we decided to make Kandara's concert, which returned after 32 years, a grand one, in Otumai. He said, 'We didn't meet at that time but now in the new year we have been able to make it more comprehensive.' Kandara and The Astors Band for the London concert are coming to London on Thursday with all the members in the concept of a live music concert. Director Timilsena, who is going to bring a jumbo team with two band members from Nepal to London, said that although the event will be expensive, he is hopeful that it will be historic. Organizers estimate that the concert will cost around £80,000.

London concert will be started by Swapn Suman's band and after an hour warm up the atmosphere, Kandara's performance will be performed by the organizer. Although there is no formal program in the concert, the 'celebration' of Kandara's 32 years will be special, according to Mamaghar Entertainment. It is said that the audience will come from Europe, Scotland, England, Midland, Wales and other cities to watch the

concert. With a capacity of 2,750 spectators, Indigo at the Otu can accommodate 218 VIP King's Rows, 559 spectators in the balcony and 1800 standing spectators. 

Kandra is said to perform in Dubai soon after the London tour. After that, the band has announced that they will perform in Australia and New Zealand in March-April, America in May, Canada in June and various countries in Europe in July-August, and then in Japan in August-September. Also, plans are being made to give musical performances in Qatar and Singapore.

Bringing a new song in the new year

Before the start of foreign concerts, the Kandara musical group will release a new song 'Hunecha: The Song of Hope' on the first day of the English New Year on Wednesday. The lyrics and music of the song are composed by the band's drummer Sunil Thapa. Kandara said that the song is going to be presented as a message of hope and inspiration.

'This song tries to emphasize the idea that every person should improve their thinking, behavior and conduct to bring about positive change in the country,' said Vivek Shrestha, the lead singer of Kandara. He said the new song is expected to add a golden chapter to Kandara's latest musical journey.

This band, which creates songs by mixing Nepali folklore with western style pop songs, is considered to have succeeded in making a special place among the audience while maintaining its originality. Kandara Music Group currently consists of Vivek Shrestha on Vocals, Sunil Thapa on Drums, Dev Lama on Lead Guitar, Pankaj Jha on Bass Guitar, Avinash Singer on Madal and Umesh Thapa on Keyboard. Sunil on

drums has been a member of the band since its inception. Similarly, Kandara got a new life after the lead vocalist Vivek also returned to the band after staying abroad for 14 years.

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