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Bahh Tee at Andrea Bocelli concert in Samarkand

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Bahh Tee at Andrea Bocelli's concert in Samarkand
Famous Uzbek poet and singer Bahhtiyor Aliyev, known by his stage name Bahh Tee, recently visited Samarkand. This was reported by Upl.uz.

According to a UPL correspondent, Aliyev announced that he came to the ancient city for Andrea Bocelli's concert.

On his Instagram page, he shared his impressions about the city and the concert. Bahh Tee wrote that he enjoys visiting other countries and cities to attend concerts or sports events.

The concert was just a reason; the most important thing was the people who accompanied him on the journey and the time spent together. Andrea Bocelli's concert in Samarkand was a great opportunity for him to visit his friends in Tashkent and then take a two-day trip.

He described the concert at Registan Square, a visit to the Imam al-Bukhari memorial complex, a bus tour around the city, and heartfelt conversations in the cool evening air. He also spoke about the history of Samarkand.

He emphasized that Samarkand is about 3,000 years old, each stone is rich in history, and advised visitors to allocate at least 4-5 days for the city. Bahh Tee is considered a very popular artist among young people.

He sings songs in Russian and has millions of fans. Additionally, he successfully produces young artists.

With his support, artists such as HammAli & Navai, Turken, and Ellay have gained widespread popularity.

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