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Tashi Dondrup

b. 1969

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About Tashi Dondrup

Born 1969. Tashi Dondrup is a Chinese mandolinist and singer.

Tashi Dondrup is Chinese singer and mandolin player. The 30-year-old musician is particularly popular in his native Tibet. He is the son of Tibetan farmers and was married in 2009.

Biography Dondrup released a CD called "Torture Without Trace," in December 2009. It contains thirteen songs telling of nostalgia for the exiled 14th Dalai Lama, and remembering the crackdown that followed the 2008 Lhasa violence. The 5,000 CDs produced were sold out quickly among Tibetans in the Amdo region of eastern Tibet, where he is a local star. Authorities immediately banned the CD.

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Important facts

Born
1969
Birth century
Occupation
Mandolinist, singer

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Tashi Dondrup?

singer

When was Tashi Dondrup born?

Tashi Dondrup was born in 1969.

What is Tashi Dondrup's occupation?

Tashi Dondrup is a mandolinist and singer.

What nationality is Tashi Dondrup?

Tashi Dondrup is Chinese.

Sources & further reading

Β· Wikipedia: Tashi Dondrup

Β· Wikidata: Q7687195

Β· DBpedia: Tashi Dondrup

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