In all, Yogi performed 15 songs from his albums “Pahichan”, “Suskera”, and the soon-to-be-released “Mod mod ma” during the two-hour-long program. Meanwhile, his six-year-old son Samyog took everyone by surprise with his song “Timro pani ragat”.
The “Sarangi ta rete pani” hit maker’s soothing voice was accompanied by the beats of the Harmony band. Besides crooning his hit numbers, Yogi also performed the song composed by Narayan Gopal “Ek muthi chamal pau hajura”, which has been recorded in his new album. Looking back nostalgically to Gopal, he said, though he couldn’t meet him personally, he would like to pay a tribute to the singer through the song.
Yogi is all set to release his third album – a collection of eight songs – by Dashain.
“The sentimental mood of the songs and the enthusiastic audience made a perfect combination,” said the singer as the show ended. The audience was enthralled by the performance and the hall was packed to the hilt.
The event was also graced by lyricists Ratna Shumsher Thapa and Padma Devkota. This was Yogi’s second solo concert to date.
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