Ozoda Nursaidova qo'shiqlari 2.0

Ozoda Saidzoda, a singer and producer, was born on October 9, 1974 in To'ytepa, a town in the Tashkent region of Uzbekistan. Despite growing up as a tomboy, even playing with other boys during her childhood, Ozoda aimed to become a lawyer after completing her basic education at a general secondary school. In pursuit of this goal, she enrolled in the Law Institute (now Tashkent State University of Law) in 1991, but success did not smile upon her. It seemed as though fate had a different path in mind for her – one that involved embracing the world of art. Despite the possibility of excelling as a lawyer, Ozoda pledged not to pursue legal studies.

Upon finishing school, Ozoda's heart was captivated by a passion that she couldn't resist. Her interest in music and national stage performance grew exponentially. Her curiosity led to a purpose, and that purpose revealed her true calling. In 1993, she successfully entered the traditional vocal and dance department of the Uzbekistan State Conservatory named after Mukhtar Ashrafiy. During the examination, the commission members were astonished by her voice and expressed their amazement by stating: "Ozoda possesses a rare timbre and high voice which stands out among her peers. This is a significant achievement for the Conservatory." Indeed, guided by the bonds between teachers and students, Ozoda quickly began achieving remarkable success.

Embarking on her artistic journey with a focus on eastern music, folk songs, and Maqom tradition, Saidzoda debuted in 1994 with two songs named "Mug'ulchai Navo" and "Inonma," preserved in the golden fund of the Uzbekistan national television and radio company. Driven by both her interest and the demands of her dedicated audience, she released "Muhabbat qaydasan" featuring Muhammad Yusuf's poetry in that same year. The debut track was a resounding success. With demand growing, Ozoda continued to compose and wrote two more songs: "Etmasmidim" (1994) and "Otajon" (1995).

In 1997, she produced the first music video for "Muhabbat qaydasan" and prepared her debut music album under the same title as the song to present to her fans. Success followed swiftly thereafter. In 1999, she introduced her second album and held her first solo concert that year. At the 'Tarona' event organized in 2001, she won the title of "Best Female Singer of the Year."

In this compilation, the artist presents:
- At 40
- World
- Cry of Andijon
- Asrasin
- Cloud
- Begim
- Whisper
- Different
- In beautiful nights
- Halos
- Love caravan
- Ketma
- Mayxona
- Winter evening
- Without you
- I did not regret
- Yalla
- Disappear
- Yor-yor
<- Cruel Years."