Milan Amatya
Nepalese singer
About Milan Amatya
Born 1986. Milan Amatya is a Nepali.
Milan Amatya (मिलन अमात्य) is a Nepalese playback singer. She has been singing since childhood and is able to sing in multiple languages, including Nepali, Hindi, and Assamese. In 2014, after six years marriage, she divorced her husband Mason Amatya as he was not supportive of her career. In 2016, Amatya lost over 13 kg and debuted her new figure in a music video which was widely praised by Nepali media outlets. She has written and produced songs for movies and DVDs. Many of her songs have featured her personal pain and family life.
Milan has also participated in a notable Nepali environmental awareness song named Melancholy, which featured 365 Nepali singers and musicians. She recorded her solo parts on 19 May 2016 at Radio Nepal studio in Kathmandu. She set the Guinness World Records for "Most Vocal Solos in a Song Recording.", The song was written, composed and directed by environmentalist Nipesh DHAKA.
Milan Newar is a coach on The Voice of Nepal reality show and won the title of the winning coach of The Voice of Nepal season 5.
Albums Assamese: Khunmoni (Bihu Songs), Ako Anupama, Kunwali, Rangdhali, Gamusa Bodo: Rojeni Arnai, Fri Friokha Nepali: Kanchi, Mero Man, Maya,aya ko Indreni Rajsthani: Ghoomar,
Awards Image Awards 2012 (Best Pop Singer Female)
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Who is Milan Amatya?
Nepalese singer
When was Milan Amatya born?
Milan Amatya was born on 27 January 1986 in Assam.
What nationality is Milan Amatya?
Milan Amatya is Nepali.
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