Swoopna Suman | |
Native Name: | स्वप्न सुमन |
Native Name Lang: | ne |
Birth Name: | Suman Thapa |
Alias: | Swoopna Suman |
Birth Date: | 2 December 1995 |
Birth Place: | Kathmandu, Nepal |
Genre: | Pop music |
Instrument: | Guitar |
Years Active: | 2014–present |
Current Member Of: | Swoopna Suman and The Asters |
Spouse: | Jyotsna Yogi |
Suman Thapa (Nepali: ; born December 2, 1995, in Kathmandu, Nepal), better known as Swoopna Suman is a Nepali singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for his work in Nepali music industry.[1] [2] He began his musical career in 2012 by posting home videos on YouTube, which caught the attention of Karma Records. Suman released his first official song, K Saro Ramri Bhako, through the record label in 2014. He later joined Arbitrary Productions in 2016, releasing several original songs such as Kunai Din, Kasari Bhanu, Ma Timro, and Kurera Baschu. Suman is currently working independently and performing live shows in various locations in Nepal and internationally. His unique blend of contemporary and traditional Nepali music has earned him a massive fanbase in Nepal and abroad.[3] [4] He started gaining popularity after the release of his song Je Chhau Timi with Samir Shrestha in 2023.[5] [6] [7] [8]
Swoopna Suman is married to a Nepali social personality and model Jyotsana Yogi. They married on 4 May 2022 after dating for four years and have been together ever since.[9] [10] [11]
Swoopna wishes to perform at notable venues worldwide with his band, the Asters and his manager Rashik Bhattarai. His band, the Asters, include Ayush Bahadur Shrestha on the Keyboards, Saroj Ghimire Chhetri on the Drums, Alish KC on the bass, Asim Tamang playing the Lead Guitar and lastly Abhishek Pun on the audio. The Asters formed in 2021 and have been playing with Swoopna ever since. Their first show was on the 4th of December in 2021 in the Garage Entertainment fest.[12] [13] [14]
2015 | K Saro Ramri Vako | ||
2018 | Jane Kura Nagara | ||
Yaadma Raknechhu | |||
2019 | Timro Aankha | ||
2020 | Farki Herda | ||
Thanai Vayana | |||
Juneli Raatma | |||
2021 | Mayalu | ||
Najeekidai | |||
Kaha Ma Jaau | |||
2022 | Kasari Bhanu | ||
Ma Timro[15] | |||
Baacha Vayo | |||
2023 | Je Chhau Timi | ||
Upahaar |
2023 | National Music Award | Best pop male vocals | Baacha Bhayo | [16] |