Bojalar
Uzbek pop group formed in Tashkent in 2000; known for the “Nostalgiya” concert (Humo Arena, 2026) and the track “O'zbek publika”.
- Occupation:
- Group
- Founded:
- 2000
Biography
Bojalar is an Uzbek pop group formed in Tashkent in 2000. Uzbek Wikipedia lists Jahongir Poziljonov and Mo'min Oripov as its main members; Oripov was with the group in 2000–2009 and died in 2009 in a car accident on the way back from a concert in Termez. Poziljonov also performs as a solo singer.
The group's previous solo concert was in 2017, followed by a nine-year break. On 18 September 2026 Bojalar gave the concert “Nostalgiya” at Humo Arena, organised by Mstar. According to Afisha.uz, the repertoire has about 72 hits; the show had 43 songs, a block in memory of Mo'min Oripov, and duets with Rayhon G'aniyeva, Shohruhxon, Doston Ergashev, Qilichbek Madaliyev and Sunnatillo Do'stov.
In May 2026, ahead of the national football team's World Cup appearance, the group released the track and video “O'zbek publika” (directed by Hasan Atabayev, music by Otabek Mirzaholov).
Life path
- 2000Group formed
Founded in Tashkent by Jahongir Poziljonov and Mo'min Oripov.
- 2009Death of Mo'min Oripov
Mo'min Oripov died in a car accident on the way back from a concert in Termez.
- 2017Solo concert
The group's last solo concert before a nine-year break.
- 2026“O'zbek publika”
Track and video released ahead of the football World Cup.
- 2026“Nostalgiya” concert
A solo concert at Humo Arena on 18 September.
Songs
| # | Song | Listen |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | «O'zbek publika» |
Discography
| Year | Title |
|---|---|
| 2017 | “Guli” |
