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Haroon Bacha (Pashto: هارون باچا) (born July 27, 1972) is a Pashtun singer and composer who, since beginning his musical career in 1992, has released upwards of 50 albums and numerous singles. Bacha is renowned for songs such as "Awal Ba Kala Kala Gham Wo" and "Stergey Ghazal".[1]

Haroon Bacha was born on July 27, 1972, in Panjpir, Swabi, Pakistan. He received his early education at Govt. High School Panjpir and followed with his matriculation from Govt. High School No. 1 Peshawar. Bacha completed his F.Sc. and B.A. from Edwardes College in 1992, and his master's degree in Social Work from the Department of Social Work at University of Peshawar in 1994.[2]

Bacha had a natural flair for singing, taking part in Naat Qirat and singing competitions throughout his early school days. Govt. High School No. 1 provided some chances for young Haroon Bacha to exhibit his hidden talent, but it was the music club of Edwardes College that garnered him a real place in the world of Pashto music.[3]

Haroon Bacha's musical career began in 1992 with a live television performance in Peshawar, Pakistan. His first album, "Da Rangoono Makhaam", was released in 1996, with "Ghwanchakoona" being released shortly thereafter. It was "Ghwanchakoona" that featured Bacha's most influential song to date, "Awal Ba Kala Kala Gham Wo". The song consists of Pashto tappa poems, and has since been translated into Urdu, Persian, Arabic, and English by numerous artists.[4]

Since "Ghwanchakoona", Bacha has released more than 48 other albums along with singles like "Stergey Ghazal", "May Wey Nen Ba Haal", and "Deedan (Tapey)". Some of his recent albums include "Woolas Janaan Krra", "Heele", and "Gulrang".[5]

Bacha's musical career came to a crossroads in 2007 when he began receiving threats from the Pakistani Taliban. Through repeated text messages and phone calls, the Taliban asked him to quit music upon threat of death for him and his family. These threats lasted approximately one year until Bacha fled his home for Brooklyn, New York, where he was granted political asylum.[6][7][8][9][10]

In 2009, Bacha became Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty's Mashaal Radio branch's first employee as a broadcaster.[11] In 2012, RFE/RL relocated him to work from their headquarters in Prague, Czechia. Bacha has continued his musical career from abroad (with songs such as "Sawdagara", "Ma Ragora Sam Sam", and "Shamalooky") while hosting various music-related programs for Mashaal Radio. [12]

As mystical as a song of sweet passion, this rare Arabica coffee is imbued with a rich intensity and laced with a delicate note of blueberry. An aftertaste of dried fruits lingers long on the palate. Majestic.

The song 'La Y Griega' by Bacha is a poignant narrative of love, loss, and the inexorable nature of fate. The title itself, which translates to 'The Greek Y' or 'The Y', is a metaphor for a crossroads or a point in life where a decision leads to divergent paths, much like the shape of the letter 'Y'. The lyrics express a deep sense of regret and longing for the past, as the singer reflects on the love and affection that once were abundant but are now desperately missed.

The recurring theme of destiny in the song suggests that no matter how much one might fight against the currents of life, some outcomes are beyond control. The 'Y griega' symbolizes a moment where the journey together with a loved one diverges, leading to separation. The imagery of hands parting as the paths split captures the heartbreak of realizing that the relationship has reached its end. The singer's desperation and the 'cry of pain' heard in the heart underscore the emotional turmoil of this separation.

Bacha's portrayal of love's fragility and the role of fate resonates with the universal human experience of facing life's unpredictable turns. The song's melancholic tone and the theme of a love that could not withstand the test of time and destiny evoke empathy and reflection in the listener. 'La Y Griega' is a testament to the enduring power of music to convey the complexities of the human heart and the often-painful reality of letting go.

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