- country:Uzbekistan
- Languages:Uzbek, Russian, Uyghur, Chinese+2 more, English, Persian
- Genre:Pop
- Official site:http://shahrizoda-fan.net
- Wiki:Http://muz.uz/index.php?do=music&act=view&mid=635
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