CA Yunus mourns death of legendary folk singer Farida Parveen
Cultural Affairs Adviser Mostofa Sarwar Farooki has also expressed deep shock at the death of Farida Parveen.
Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has expressed deep sorrow at the death of eminent folk singer Farida Parveen.
In a condolence message at midnight (14 September), the chief adviser wrote, "Although Farida Parveen sang Nazrul and various patriotic songs, she was known to listeners as the 'Lalonkonna'. For five decades, her renditions of Lalon Shai's songs touched people's hearts."
"Her music also brought a new dimension to the inner philosophy and worldview of our culture. Despite many adversities, Farida Parveen never distanced herself from music. Her passion for singing has inspired generations," Yunus said.
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He noted that the Ekushey Padak-winning artiste's contribution to Bangladeshi music will remain unforgettable, enriching the nation's cultural sphere with new thoughts and creativity.
The chief adviser prayed for the eternal peace of Farida Parveen's soul and conveyed his deepest condolences to the bereaved family.
Farida Parveen passed away last night (13 September) at 10:15pm while undergoing treatment. She was 71.
Meanwhile, Cultural Affairs Adviser Mostofa Sarwar Farooki has also expressed deep shock at the death of Farida Parveen.
In a Facebook post, he wrote, "She was in a different league! A true exponent of Lalon's song. Her legacy will live on. May Allah give her eternal peace. Ameen."
