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Dilnaz Akhmadieva
Background information
Birth name	Dilnaz Ahmadieva Muratovna
Born	(1980-11-20) November 20, 1980 (age 43) Almaty, Kazakh SSR, Soviet Union
Genres	Kazakh pop
Occupation(s)	Singer, actress
Instrument	Vocals
Years active	1984–present

Dilnaz Murat qyzy Akhmadieva (Kazakh: Ділназ Мұратқызы Ахмадиева, Russian: Дильна́з Мура́товна Ахмади́ева) is a Kazakhstani pop singer and actress of Uyghur origin, born (November 20, 1980) and raised in Almaty, Kazakhstan.^[1] She was married to Ayaz Khan Behttani, a Pakistani singer, but the couple later on divorced.^{[citation needed]}

Russian

• Mozhet Odnazhdy
• Mezhdu Nami Zima
• Bez Tebya (featuring Miya)
• Razluka (Russian version of Lara Fabian's Adagio)
• Zolotoi
• Romeo & Juliet

Uyghur

• Bulbul Nawasi
• Ashiq Boldum

Kazakh

• Mama
• Kewil Saginish

English

• Lonely
• Last Dance

• 2001 Mozhet Odnazhdy
• 2002 Wapadarim
• 2005 Zolotoj
• 2007 My heart
• 2010 Lyubov zadety

• Nomad (2006)^{[citation needed]}

• MySpace
• Interview at CentralAsia.ru (in Russian)