Anvar

Anvar G'aniyev was born on January 19, 1966, in Chirchiq, Tashkent Region, into an intellectual family. While attending school, he also studied at a music school, focusing on the accordion. Throughout his school years, he participated in various events, performing songs during celebrations and local functions. After completing his education, G'aniyev enrolled at the Tashkent State Institute of Culture.

His debut came with the song "Ko'nglim," featured in the film "Ko'ngil ko'chalari," which premiered on Uzbekistan's television channel. This song quickly gained popularity and became a hit. Following this success, his track "Jayron nega ko'zing to'la yosh" also achieved significant acclaim.

To date, Anvar G'aniyev has released over 300 songs, nearly 20 music videos, and numerous albums including titles such as "Oh sevaman," "O'zimg hofiz," and "Dunyo." In addition to his singing career, he has contributed to national television series.

He lent his voice to soundtracks in several films directed by notable filmmakers, including San'at Qayumov's "Nikoh uzugi," Zebo Navro'zova's "Do'stimning to'y," and Feruza Egamberdiyeva's "Saboq." In recognition of his artistic contributions, he was awarded the title of Honored Artist of Uzbekistan in 2001.