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Nasiba Abdullayeva: A Life Dedicated to Art

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Nasiba Abdullayeva: A Life Dedicated to Art
Interesting facts about singer Nasiba Abdullayeva: 1. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

Nasiba Abdullayeva was born on November 15, 1961, in the Samarkand region. Her father, Melik Yarmuhamedov, was of Iranian nationality, while her mother, Khalchuk Khalimakulova, was of Tajik nationality.

2. Since childhood, Nasiba was interested in music and art and loved playing the accordion.

Her father always supported her interest in art. 3.

In interviews, the singer has repeatedly mentioned that her relatives opposed her becoming an artist, and her marriage also caused difficulties related to art. 4.

Nasiba Abdullayeva married Azerbaijani guitarist Eldor Abdullayev at the age of 18. 5.

She recalls that when she decided to get married, her father expressed concerns that it might harm her career in art. 6.

In 1980, Nasiba was invited as a soloist to the newly established "Samarkand" vocal-instrumental ensemble. That year, musical albums titled "Bari Gal" and "Samarkand" were released featuring her participation.

7. In 1990, the singer presented her first solo album titled "Ayriliq".

8. After divorcing her husband in 2000, she stayed away from the stage for two years.

9. In 2002, she returned to art and continued her career.

Since 2004, she has been teaching at the Department of Pop Performance at the Uzbekistan State Conservatory. 10.

Nasiba Abdullayeva holds the titles of Honored Artist of the Uzbek SSR and People's Artist of Uzbekistan. She has also been awarded the "Mehnat Shuhrati" Order, the "For Selfless Services" Order, and the title of People's Artist of Azerbaijan.

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