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Mongolian is the official language of Mongolia and also spoken in some regions of China and Russia. It is known for its complex grammar and unique script. The language has a rich musical tradition, with traditional Mongolian throat singing being a popular form of musical expression.

Some of the most popular Mongolian musical artists include Altan Urag, who blend traditional Mongolian music with rock, and Hanggai, who fuse traditional Mongolian music with contemporary Western influences. Other notable artists include Egschiglen, a traditional Mongolian ensemble, and Nominjin, a singer-songwriter who incorporates elements of pop music into her work.

In Mongolia, the national broadcaster, Mongol Radio, broadcasts in Mongolian and provides a mix of news, music, and cultural programming. Other popular radio stations in Mongolia include Ulaanbaatar FM, Magic Mongolia, and Mongolian National Broadcasting, which broadcast a variety of programming in Mongolian, including news, music, and talk shows.



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