Zarsanga Old Pashto Music Singer

Zarsanga Pashto Old Classical Music Singer. She is legendary Pashto Music Artist, from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and she create great name in Pakistan Music and Pashto Music.
She is widely known as "The Queen Of Pashtun Music" she is the singer of legends Folk Music, Old Classical Mousiqui of Pashto. She is singer of travelling route through Bannu Road from Dera Ismail Khan and up to Kohat and Peshawar. She travel as far as Afghanistan and stay there in Summer and return to Lakki Marwat during the winter season. She married in 1965, and she has four daughters and two sons, her one son  Shahzada,has stepped into the world of music. Zarsanga,  never misses at any musical event she plays are "Da Bangriwal Pa Choli Ma Za" her first ever song on Radio, she sung in  Germany, Belgium, Iraq, Dubai, America, France and UK and has enthralled thousands of Pakhtuns and local people with her voice. I have selected most popular Music of Legendary Singer Zarsanga.

Zarsanga Pashto Old Folk Music

Afghan song Pashto Music Taapi Afghan Song Pashto Music Afghan Song Gula Sta De Kalee Melmana Yema Khat Me Zanziree Dey Pashto Hit Song Pashto Old Song Naray Baran Dai Pashto Song Chi Pa Sina Pashto Song Ow Kamar Gulla Pashto Song Wara Wai Lasoona Pashto Super Hit Song Pashto Tapey Da Kor Kali Yari Rasha Mama Zoi De Leweney Dey Ya qurban Musafar Khpal Watan Ta Pregdae

Biography Legendary Pashto Classical Music Singer Zarsanga

Zarsanga was born on 1946  at Zafar Mamakhel, a small village of Lakki Marwat. She belongs to a nomadic tribe called Kutanree Kutan. They are not  settle permanently in one place, their main profession is singing. Tappa is the most settled and most surely understood sort of the Pashto verse. She was great Artist and master in Tappa is a formation of two unequal meters, in which the essential line is shorter than the succeeding one, yet it reflects each and every human inclination and desires luxuriously. Be it specialists, workers, or women all suppositions find verbalization in the Tappa. It is also ordinary among the Pashtuns that a child of school would sing it, the seniors in their hujrahs, the women in their home and Godar alike.