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Salamat Sadikova
Salamat Sadikova ((キルギス語:Саламат Садыкова); (アラビア語:سلامات صاديقوف); also Sadykova and Sadicova; born 28 September 1956 in Kyzyl Jol village, Batken, Kyrgyzstan) is a folk singer〔("Tajik Songs of Sky And Destiny at Fest" - The Moscow Times )〕 and the head of the coordinating council for the El-Ene (Mother Nation) Party in Kyrgyzstan.〔("New political party founded" - Center for Journalism in Extreme Situations )〕 Widely regarded as a national treasure, she is often referred to by the sobriquet "The Voice of Kyrgyzstan," which is also the name of one of her albums.〔''(Salamat Sadikova )''. Folklore Productions International.〕
==Career==
Sadikova initially faced much prejudice as a woman performing in the conservative southern area of the former Kyrgyz Soviet Socialist Republic.〔 Nonetheless, she eventually became the leader of the Kyrgyz national folk music and dance ensemble “Kambarkan”.〔"(Caucasus music-Silk Road )." Oman Ministry of Tourism. Facebook.〕〔''(Available Recordings of Kyrgyz Music )'' Kyrgyzmusic.com〕
She has received numerous awards, among them the title People's Artist of Kyrgyzstan〔 and "Honored Artist of the Republic of Kazakhstan",〔(KYRGYZ VOCAL MUSIC )〕 Winner of the State prize of Toktogul, Owner of the title of World's Master of Music, Korea.〔("People's Artist of Kyrgyzstan Salamat Sadykov take part in international folklore festival 'Masters of World Music'" - Park.RU ) (translated)〕
Her first CD along with “Kambarkan” ensemble was released in Japan during their tours all around Japan. She produced and released a CD of her music in the United States with support from Mark A. Humphrey, who is an ethnomusicologist at UCLA.〔〔''(Finding Aid for the Mark Humphrey 1999- )'' UCLA. October 2006.〕
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