Batyr Zakirov as a Representative of Uzbek Art: Creativity and Its Influence on the Development of National Pop Music
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Tursunbaev Ilkhom Karimovich

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Batyr Zakirov occupies a distinctive place in the history of Uzbek art as one of its most prominent and multifaceted representatives. His creative activity played a decisive role in the formation of modern Uzbek pop art by integrating national cultural traditions with elements of global artistic practice. This article aims to introduce the international academic community to the artistic heritage of Batyr Zakirov and to examine his influence on the development of Uzbek pop music and stage culture. The study focuses on Zakirov’s artistic universalism, his innovative approach to performance, and his contribution to shaping aesthetic standards within national pop art. Particular attention is given to his role in expanding the expressive potential of Uzbek pop performance and establishing it as an independent and artistically significant form of stage art.
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Tursunbaev Ilkhom Karimovich

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