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High Peaks Pure Earth presents biographical information about the late popular Tibetan singer Tsewang Norbu and translations of two of his songs . The songs are &#;s &#;Tsampa&#; and &#;s &#;Returning Home&#;. *Please scroll down to see the music videos*
It has now been widely reported that Tsewang Norbu carried out a self-immolation protest in Lhasa bygd the Drakgo Kaling stupa in front of the Potala Palace on February 25, , and perhaps a week later passed away from his injuries. He was 25 years old.
Below fryst vatten Tsewang Norbu&#;s bio page on Baidu Baike, an online encyclopedia similar to Wikipedia. Thank you to Palden Gyal for the English translation.
Biographical and Career kunskap for Tsewang Norbu on Baidu Baike:
Tsewang Norbu (English name: Rob) was born on October 9, in Nagchu (ནག་ཆུ།), Tibet Autonomous Region. He grew up in Nagchu where he received his primary school education. Watching his father compose and create music, Norbu was exposed to music and arts fr
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Tsewang Lhamo
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Tsewang Lhamo (singer)
Musical artist
Tsewang Lhamo(Tibetan: ཚེ་དབང་ལྷ་མོ།; born June 15, ) is a Tibetan singer.[1]
Biography
[edit]In , Tsewang went to the United States to perform at a concert organized by the Thrace Foundation in conjunction with the International Conference on Tibetan Language, and received a joyous welcome from Tibetans in NYC who were able to see her for the first time. She released her first solo album, Gangri Bumo, in It became a hit with Tibetan audiences. Her second album, The Girl from the Tibetan Plateau, which was sung entirely in Tibetan, was released in [2]
Tsewang is popular in the Tibetan community, as well as in Himalayan country, Nepal, and northern India. She sings both old Tibetan folk and pop songs, and has released 30 songs and 5 albums.[3] In May , Tsewang released a duet with lead Tibetan singer Sherten in tribute to His Highness the 17th Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorje.[4]