Sarwar Sarkhosh

Sarwar Sarkhosh is a Hazara composer whose work represents an important part of Hazara musical tradition. His compositions have been interpreted by Roots Revival, particularly in Series 6, which was dedicated to Hazara music.

Musical Tradition

Hazara music reflects the cultural heritage of the Hazara people, an ethnic group primarily from central Afghanistan. Sarkhosh's compositions are part of this tradition, addressing themes relevant to Hazara communities including love, cultural identity, and connection to homeland.

Roots Revival Interpretation

In Roots Revival Series 6, Sarkhosh's work was interpreted by Elaha Soroor, with arrangements by Avin Ahmadi. This interpretation demonstrates how traditional Hazara music can be presented to broader audiences while maintaining its authentic character.

Key Composition

Sarkhosh's notable composition includes:

• "Chashmane Maste Yaram" (چشمان مست یارم) - A traditional Hazara song that has become part of the Hazara musical canon

Cultural Significance

Hazara music, like many regional traditions, represents an important part of Afghan cultural diversity. Sarkhosh's compositions contribute to the preservation and promotion of Hazara musical heritage, helping ensure these traditions continue to be heard and appreciated.

Contemporary Relevance

Through Roots Revival's interpretation, Sarkhosh's work reaches new audiences and serves as a connection to Hazara cultural identity. His compositions demonstrate the richness and diversity of Afghan musical traditions, contributing to a broader understanding of the country's cultural heritage.