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Roya (singer)

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Also known as
  
Roya Ayxan

Name
  
Royala Najafova

Genres
  
Pop

Role
  
Singer

Origin
  
Azerbaijani

Occupation(s)
  
Singer

Albums
  
Roya, Vol. 2

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Birth name
  
Royalə Yaqub qizi Nəcəfova

Born
  
June 14, 1982 (age 41) Aghdam, Azerbaijan (
1982-06-14
)

Similar People
  
Ozan Colakoglu, Aygun Kazimova, Shystie, Atiye, Irem Derici

Profiles

Roya, also known as Roya Ayxan, (born Royala Yagub qizi Najafova; 14 June 1982) is an Azerbaijani pop singer and celebrity who sings in Azerbaijani and Turkish. She is known for her liberal artistic style.

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Career

Roya started her singing career as a member of the W-Trio girls-band in 1999, with two other soloists: Elnare Khalilova and Natavan Habibi. In March 2003, Roya decided to leave the band to pursue a solo career and later, quickly became one of the country's most popular stars, enjoying admiration from a generation of young Azerbaijani fans. Her debut single "Bilersenmi?" was released in early September 2003 and her debut album "Soyle" was released in May 2004. From 2004, Roya gave nearly 10 solo-performances in Baku and about 15 performances across the country. In 2008, Roya gave two solo-concerts in March and July. In March 2009 she gave 2 live performances in Baku with a chamber orchestra conducted by Teymur Geockchayev. At the same time her third album "Bax" (Look!) was released in Azerbaijan.

Personal life

In August 2008 Roya got married. On 25 October 2009 she gave a birth to a son who was named as Huseyn.

Songs

Kesin Bilgi
Toxun Mene
Sənə Ehtiyacim Var
Gemiciler
Chera - Chera
Unutmaliydim Coxdan
Gom kardeh Rah
Zəhləm Getmis
Faghan che Shabha
Farib
Bir Gun
Dön Gəl
Eşqim
Sargozasht
Beautiful Bones
Mən Sənsiz
Ulduz Nəğməsi
Küləklər
Eshgh o Masti
Mahalli Shirazi
Afsane-ye-Eshgh
Del-e-Bigonah
Be paye to
Səninlə
Dəniz
Xatirələr
Səninəm
Xəyanət
Sultanim
Il Kecdi
Urəyim
Khodaya che Kardam

References

Roya (singer) Wikipedia