Mongolian Heart

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Mongolian Heart
Background information
Origin	Nepal
Genres	Folk/Slow Rock
Years active	1992 (1992)–present
Members	Raju Lama – Vocals/Composer/Writer Boby Lama – Rhythm Guitar/Manager Binaya Maharjan – Flute Santosh Thapa – Drums Babu Raja Maharjan – Madal (percussion) Kiran Nagarkoti – Lead Guitar Pawan Kapali – Bass Guitar

Mongolian Heart is a folk musical band of Nepal.^[1][2][3] Mongolian Heart debuted in 1992 and it has received several awards including the Music Nepal Gold Medal in 1999, Kantipur FM Awards, Hits FM Award and Image Awards.^{[citation needed]} While individual band members have performed around the world extensively, the band has travelled to Dubai,^[4] Australia, Hong Kong and other countries. The band is currently celebrating its 25th anniversary by performing all over the world.

Music albums[]

• Soltini (1994)
• Mongolian Heart (1996)
• Mongolian Heart Volume 2 (1999)
• Mongolian Heart Volume 3 (2002)
• Mongolian Heart Volume 4 (2006)
• Mongolian Heart Volume 5 (2009)
• Mongolian Heart Volume 6 (2012)
• Mongolian Heart Volume 7 (2018)

Members[]

• Raju Lama – Vocals/Composer/Writer
• Boby Lama – Rhythm Guitar/Manager
• Binaya Maharjan – Flute
• Santosh Thapa – Drums
• Babu Raja Maharjan – Madal (percussion)
• Kiran Nagarkoti – Lead Guitar
• Pawan Kapali – Bass Guitar

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