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The presumption must be that in 2021 everything in pop culture, including music, has slowed down. However, having lived through 2020 when the Covid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic had already hit the world, the music industry learned to adapt.
Though Covid-19 is still a reality that has affected live music seriously, vaccines have brought the semblance of a silver lining. Given these abnormal times, major developments took place in the overall music ecosystem.
“I can’t believe the news today/Oh, I can’t close my eyes and make it go away/How long, how long must we sing this song? How long? How long?” – ‘Sunday Bloody Sunday’ by U2
TeraPunjabPakistanDairaKashmirNorth-west-frontierAhsan-khanZeb-bangashFaris-shafiArieb-azharQuaid-ahmedMeesha-shafiAli Zafar and Aima Baig star in the Pakistan military's latest song,
Aik Qaum, Aik Manzil. The song has been released to commemorate the approaching Pakistan Day.
It has been written by Abid Ahsan.
The music video, uploaded on the ISPR’s official YouTube page, begins with the inspiring words of the founder of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, as he addressed the nation soon after independence, saying, "We have rendered great sacrifices to achieve Pakistan". This is complemented with archival footage displaying the struggle of independence, and the horrors of the biggest mass migration in human history.
Both singers are dressed in green for the music video — Zafar wears a white kurta with a light green waistcoat, while Baig dons green shalwar kameez.
PakistanAik-qaumAli-zafarAima-baigAik-manzilAbid-ahsanAli-sadparaYoutubeQuaide-azam-muhammad-ali-jinnahGroove-meraபாக்கிஸ்தான்ஜக்-காம்Aima Baig, Ali Zafar feature in ISPR’s Pakistan Day song
The track pays homage to healthcare workers, late mountaineer Ali Sadpara
The song, Aik Qaum, Aik Manzil was released by the Pakistan Army to commemorate Pakistan Day. PHOTO: FILE
ISPR’s latest outing, a song in celebration of Pakistan Day, features famed Pakistani singers Ali Zafar and Aima Baig. The Pakistan Army has dedicated the track, written by Abid Ahsan, to frontline healthcare professionals and late mountaineer Ali Sadpara, who went missing while attempting to summit K2 earlier this year.
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Aik Qaum, Aik Manzil, the song’s video, which can be found on ISPR’s official YouTube channel, begins with footage of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s multiple addresses to the people of Pakistan following the 1947 independence. He can be heard saying, “We have rendered great sacrifices to achieve Pakistan." It then picks up the pace with a catchy tune, crooned by Zafar and Aima at Minar-e-Pakistan.
PakistanIndiaPakistaniAik-qaumAli-zafarAima-baigAik-manzilAbid-ahsanAli-sadparaYoutubePakistan-armyPakistan-super-leaguePLAYERS of Quetta Gladiators warm up before the opening fixture of PSL 6 against Karachi Kings at the National Stadium on Saturday.—Tahir Jamal/White Star
KARACHI: Even before the first ball has been delivered in the HBL PSL 6 two individuals from the same team were found to have breached the bio-secure bubble late on Friday, while a player belonging to another side has tested positive for coronavirus (Covid-19).
Although the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has refused to reveal the identity of first team’s duo, who were placed in a three-day quarantine since, reliable sources said Peshawar Zalmi captain Wahab Riaz and head coach Darren Sammy came to contact with their franchise owner Javed Afridi outside the bio-secure bubble.
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