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The Bashkir language is a Turkic language spoken by the Bashkir people who live in the Republic of Bashkortostan in Russia. It is also spoken by some people in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. The language has its own unique script and is the official language of Bashkortostan.

The Bashkir language has a rich musical tradition and there are many popular artists who sing in Bashkir. Some of the most famous Bashkir musicians include:

- Zahir Baybulatov, a singer and composer who is known for his patriotic songs and ballads.
- Zilya Kira, a singer who has won many awards for her traditional Bashkir music.
- Alfiya Karimova, a singer and actress who is known for her modern Bashkir pop music.

There are several radio stations in Bashkir language that serve the Bashkir-speaking community. Some of these include:

- Bashkortostan Radio, which broadcasts news, music, and cultural programs in Bashkir and Russian.
- Radio Sholpan, which is a music station that plays traditional Bashkir music as well as modern pop music.
- Radio Rossii Ufa, which is a Russian-language station that also broadcasts some programs in Bashkir.

If you are interested in learning more about the Bashkir language and its culture, listening to Bashkir music and tuning into Bashkir radio stations is a great place to start!



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