LagatiyalAssamese songs
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Zubeen Garg
Born on 18 November 1972 in Tura, Meghalaya, Zubeen Garg was the most loved voice of modern Assam. His first album, Anamika, came out in 1992; he went on to sing in Assamese, Bengali and Hindi and in some 40 other languages and dialects, composed and directed films, and won a National Film Award for music. 'Ya Ali' (2006) made him known across India. He passed away on 19 September 2025 in Singapore, aged 52.
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- Kar BabeZubeen Garg · Aami Axomiya · 2006Lyricist: Zubeen Garg, Sasanka Samir; Music: Zubeen GargListen on YouTube
- Ki Koru Ki Koru NejanoZubeen Garg · Morom Nodir Gabharu Ghat · 1999Listen on YouTube
- Kiyonu Joli Asa Mur HunZubeen Garg · Jibon Nadir Duti Par · 2002Listen on YouTube
- Kor Ejak BorokhunZubeen Garg · Dinabandhu · 2004Lyricist: Bhabendra Nath Saikia; Music: Zubeen GargListen on YouTube
- Kothati BujiluZubeen Garg · Hiya Diya Niya · 1999Music: Tarali SarmaListen on YouTube
- Kua Sun KuanaZubeen Garg · Jon Jole Kopalot · 2000Music: Rubul BoraListen on YouTube
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