Portugal: The Magar Association of Portugal, which is active in preserving Nepali art, culture and traditions despite being in exile, is preparing to celebrate the Maghe Sankranti festival of 2026 in a historic manner. To make this time's 'Maghe Sankranti Comprehensive Cultural Program 2026' special and grand, two famous Nepali singers Shyam Rana Magar and Jyoti Magar are coming to Portugal.
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The presence of Shyam Rana Magar, who is considered the king of Nepali folk singing, and Jyoti Magar, who is skilled in uplifting the audience with her magical performance, is sure to heat up the atmosphere in Lisbon this year. The association has increased the enthusiasm of Nepalis living in Portugal as it announced that it will organize the program with the unique performance of these two artists.
The main attraction of the program will be the 'live' performance of Shyam Rana and Jyoti Magar. The organizers are confident that Shyam Rana's humorous style and original dohori and Jyoti Magar's bold and powerful musical performance will provide plenty of entertainment to the audience. Along with this, special performances by famous singers Tirsana Gharti Magar and Shanti Shree Magar will add more excitement to the program.
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This special music festival will be organized on January 24, 2026 (Saturday) at Praca David Leandro Da Silva 22, 1950-064 in Lisbon, the capital of Portugal.
The Magar Association Portugal (established in 2010), which has moved forward with the main slogan of ‘Art and Culture for a Unified Human Civilization, Sankranti for Cultural Upliftment’, has been continuously organizing such programs to preserve Nepaliness in the diaspora. The association has requested all Nepalis living in Portugal not to miss this opportunity to dance, sing and enjoy with their beloved artists even amidst the busyness of abroad.
An organizing committee has been mobilized to organize the program, and the entry fee has been fixed at 20 euros per person. This program, which will feature performances by national artists as well as local artists, is expected to send a message of mutual brotherhood and unity in the diaspora.
