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Rashad Daghly

Rashad Daghly (born April 21, 1984, in Baku, Azerbaijan SSR), also known as Rashad Vagif oglu Amirov, is an Azerbaijani meykhana performer. Daghly gained popularity under the mentorship of Nizami Remzi and participated in the "De gelsin" meykhana competition in 2001 and 2011, which aired on Azerbaijani TV channels. In 2010, Daghly married Naila Suleymanzadeh, and they have two children.

Also recorded as Rashad Amirov

Rashad Daghly

Born
21 April 1984
Birthplace
Baku, Azerbaijan SSR, Soviet Union
Occupation
Singer
Nationality
Azerbaijan
Fields
meykhana

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Rashad Daghly (born April 21, 1984, in Baku, Azerbaijan SSR), also known as Rashad Vagif oglu Amirov, is an Azerbaijani meykhana performer. Daghly gained popularity under the mentorship of Nizami Remzi and participated in the "De gelsin" meykhana competition in 2001 and 2011, which aired on Azerbaijani TV channels. In 2010, Daghly married Naila Suleymanzadeh, and they have two children.

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