Raj Mohan
Raj Mohan is a Dutch singer and songwriter, who sings in Bhojpuri.[3] In 2011 he released his first pop album with Sarnami-Bhojpuri lyrics together with Hindi songs and poems which he all wrote and composed himself.[4] It is the first time in Surinamese history that Surinam Bhojpuri is utilized in this contemporary form.[5] Raj Mohan invented the Sarnámi-Bhojpuri Geet in the Geet & Ghazal style which was appreciated worldwide with his album ‘Kantráki’ (2005).[6]
Raj Mohan | |
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Birth name | Raj Mohan[1] |
Born | Paramaribo, Suriname |
Genres | Pop, Ghazal[2] |
Occupation(s) | Singer |
Years active | 1988–present |
Early life and career
Raj was born in Suriname to Indian - Bihari parents who were taken to Suriname as Indentured labours by britishers. He was raised in Utrecht, Netherlands and displayed musical talent at an early age.[7]
At the age of 12, Mohan moved to the Netherlands from Suriname with his parents.
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References
- "नीदरलैंड्स में रहने वाले सिंगर राज मोहन से सुनिए विदेश में गाए जाने वाले भोजपुरी गाने". thelallantop.com.
- "राज मोहन : सूरीनाम में भोजपुरी गीतों को बना रहे हैं लोकप्रिय". navbharattimes.com.
- "Raj Mohan: The man popularising Bhojpuri songs in Suriname". business-standard.com.
- "मुश्किलों में भी नहीं छोड़ा संगीत का दामन, इस गायक ने नीदरलैंड में रहकर भोजपुरी में बनाई पहचान". hindi.timesnownews.com.
- "The Sounds of Surinam: When Bhojpuri creole meets Carribbean beats". scroll.in.
- "Raj Mohan Biography".
- "विदेशी धरती पर भोजपुरी गीतों को पॉपुलर बना रहे हैं म्यूजिशियन राज मोहन". Zee News.
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