Farhad Darya
Farhad Darya grew up in Kabul, where his father Ustad Mohammad Omar was a singer and composer. He started singing young, drawing from Afghan folk music and...
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Farhad Darya grew up in Kabul, where his father Ustad Mohammad Omar was a singer and composer. He started singing young, drawing from Afghan folk music and Persian poetry. After the Soviet invasion, his family left for India, where he faced censorship and performed under pseudonyms for a time.
In the 1990s, he released albums that resonated with Afghans, and after returning to Afghanistan in 2001, he became a celebrated musician there. His song 'Aa Dilbar' gained attention as an anthem of hope for Afghans abroad. Other tracks like 'Afghanistan' and 'Aroos Aftaow' are part of his catalog.
He has put out albums such as 'Asemaan' in 1988, 'Gulalai' in 1994, and 'Naghma-e-Afghanistan' in 2019. His band includes musicians like Dawood Sarkhosh on keyboard and Omar Darya on drums.
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