Seeta Qasemi

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Seeta Qasemi also spelled as Seeta Qasemie (

Early life

Seeta Qasemi wanted to be a footballer when growing up. Due to the civil war going on in Afghanistan, Seeta had to leave her country. Qasemi family moved to Pakistan where she stayed before marrying at the age of 25.^[1]

Career

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Seeta's career started by performing at small functions with renowned singers from the music scene such as Jawid Sharif and others. At one of these functions, Seeta met Valy Hedjasi who was a camera man. Valy had asked Seeta if she was interested in collaborating. Seeta composed, wrote and sung the songs "Bia Tu" and "Dilbare Mehrabanam". After this, Qasemi released her single "Ba Taswiram". Following this, Qasemie had established herself as an Afghan singer.

Seeta's first commercial success came with the song "Dukhtare Kuchi", which was based on a love story between an Afghan nomad girl and boy. She followed this up with her next song "Mastam Mast". Qasemi's collaboration with Shafiq Mureed was Seeta's first

. While Qasemi stayed in Afghanistan, she gave a series of concerts and interviews. Her next hit was the Hazaragi song 'Watandar'. On international woman's day Seeta released her song "Zan".

Unlike many other music artists, Seeta made her television debut with a charity show. During the month of

Khurshid

.

Discography

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Song	?
Dilbare Mehrabanam with Valy Hedjasi (dari)
Ba Taswiram Chi Mebini (dari)
Eid Mubarak (dari)
Yarake Bewafa (dari)
Del Pareshanam (dari)
Bewafaa (dari)
Mohabbat (dari)
Dukhtare Kochi (dari)
Mastam Mast (dari)
Ta Sara Meena Larem (pashto)
Lamba Di Shoma (pashto)
Naath (pashto)
Chadare Ishq (dari)
Watandar (dari)
Zan (dari)
Ta latawem (pashto)
Mowj (dari)
Gharanay (pashto)
Afghana yama afghana (international languages)
Angoor e shamali (dari)
Sarbaze watanam (dari)
Ya mawla (dari)
Cheshmaneta benazom (dari)
Elahi man namedanam (dari)
Morghe delakim (dari)
Jora janem (dari)
Janam ba kade (dari)
Bia hagha shan (pashto)
Dokhte Watan (dari/pashto)
Tirchhi Topi Wale (Hindi)	Remake Tridev
Sokot (dari)
Namekasham (dari)
Barigil (uzbeki)
Namekasham degar jafae to ra (dari)
O bacha (dari)
Kabul jan (dari)
Man Amada am (dari/Hindi)
Man amadam with Indian singer (dari/Hindi)
To bawar ba khoda kon (dari)
Shireen goftar dari (dari)
Qorban e wafayat (dari)
Kop qaldi dilda armanim (uzbeki)
Sanama sanama (dari)

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