Bacha Zareen

Bacha Zareen Jan (c. 1942 – 26 July 2012; sometimes spelled Bacha Zarin), known by her pen name Bibi Gul, also by the honorary title "Queen of Pashto Ghazals", was a Pashto multilingual Pakistani gazal singer, lyricist and musician who primarily sung songs in different languages such as Persian, Hindko, Punjabi, Seraiki, Urdu and predominantly in Pashto language. She debuted in music industry with a song titled "Gila Da Khpalo Keegi" at Radio Pakistan in 1948. Her next songs were "Za Pana Walarha", "Rao Ra Bandai", "Halaka Balai Ma Narhawa" and a sufi devotional song titled "Allah Ho Sha".

Bacha Zareen

Bacha Zareen Jan (c. 1942 – 26 July 2012; sometimes spelled Bacha Zarin), known by her pen name Bibi Gul, also by the honorary title "Queen of Pashto Ghazals", was a Pashto multilingual Pakistani gazal singer, lyricist and musician who primarily sung songs in different languages such as Persian, Hindko, Punjabi, Seraiki, Urdu and predominantly in Pashto language. She debuted in music industry with a song titled "Gila Da Khpalo Keegi" at Radio Pakistan in 1948. Her next songs were "Za Pana Walarha", "Rao Ra Bandai", "Halaka Balai Ma Narhawa" and a sufi devotional song titled "Allah Ho Sha".