As a major aspect of the band's 25th year festivity, Nepathya left for Australia visit to impart their long voyage in music to their fans.
Nepathya's front man Amrit Gurung reviewed how difficult it was for them to perform in Melbourne following a day when Nepal was jarred by a gigantic tremor in 2015.
"Today we are at much simplicity as we remain here amids you to observe Nepal, be that as it may, as we perform here today, many places in Nepal's slopes and Terai have been hit hard via avalanches and surge activated by Monsoon, gives every one of us a chance to get together to help our kin back home," Gurung offered.
Nepathya played out some of their hit numbers as the gatherings of people of any age and all kinds of different backgrounds delighted in the show.
As Amrit Gurung sang their first tune 'Aganai Bhari' it melted away down recollections path of their exceptional trip which photographs of the band was anticipated on the screen. "I commit this memory to every one of my companions who have added to the very presence of the band," Gurung included.
Amrit additionally expressed gratitude toward just for their ceaseless love and support to Nepathya for as long as 25 years.
As the show went on, Amrit Gurung, quite refined artist, encouraged all Nepalis to educate their children mother dialect so they can speak with their grandparents living in far flung zones in Nepal.
With their new melody 'Sirfula', Amrit applauded the regular excellence of Nepal and inspired the group of onlookers to visit Nepal and investigate its magnificence.
Nepathya, will perform next at Adelaide on July 15 preceding finishing up their Australia Tour 2017 in Sydney on July 22.
The visit was sorted out by the Melbourne-based Yeti Football Club in co-appointment with the Myagdi Overseas.
Nepathay by means of music has been encouraging all Nepalis to stand together in troublesome circumstances and recently,motivating all comrades to join for future flourishing of the country.
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