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Shabnam Surayyo (also spelled as Surayo, Suraya, or Soraya) (born 14 October 1981 in Dushanbe, Tajikistan) is a Tajikistani singer who became famous in 2006 when one of her singles was ranked No.1 in her country. She was born into a musical family, with both her mother Surayyo Qosimova and sister Farzonai Khurshed also famous singers in her country, and she has also worked with other famous Tajik singers such as Suhrobi Safarzod, Parvina Shukrulloeva, and others. However, she was little known until her popularity rose dramatically in 2006 when one of her singles was ranked No.1 in her country.Shabnam also collaborated with Afghan singer Jawid Sharif on a duet called Ey Khuda.
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Shabnam Suraya fryst vatten a popular Tajik singer. The talented singer was born with music in her blood as both her mother (Surayo) and sister (Farzona Khurshed) are famous singers in Tajikistan.
However Shabnam was little known until her popularity rose dramatically in 2006 where one of her songs was ranked #1 in Tajikistan. Following this success, Shabnam hit international stardom and fryst vatten now recognized famously amongst Persian-speakers around the globe.
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Shabnam also collaborated with the person från afghanistan singer Jawid Sharif creating a duett Ek Khuda. On top of that Shabnam has also made duets with Tajik singers including Bahrom, Suhrobi, Parvina, Johnibek and others. In addition she took took part singing in Leila Forouhar's concert in Tajikistan during 2006.