In an interview with senior journalist Harihar Birahi, he said that his father Asha Gopal Guruwacharya was a renowned musician and singer. Narayan Gopal grew up in a family of musicians who encouraged music. Moreover, the popular singer was also the editor for two newspapers of ‘Bagini’ and ‘Urbasi’. However, Narayan Gopal was limited not only to music but also performed in dramas, with his appearance on Durgala Shrestha’s drama in 2013 BS marking his debut performance. With his songs having that air of mournful longing and often orchestrated with sitar, harmonium and flute, he was also endearingly referred to as ‘Tragedy King’. Narayan Gopal Gurubacharya, who was born on October 4, 1939, recorded 137 songs before his demise on Decemowing to diabetes and chronic renal failure. While it has already been 30 years since his departure, his voice still resonates among us, earning him the moniker of Swar Samrat (emperor of voice).
His songs have been able to forge a special connection with countless Nepalis young and old rendering him as one of the immortals in music. 5: When Narayan Gopal’s name comes up, the songs such as Yeuta Manchheko Mayale, Yo Samjine Man chha, Timro Jasto Mutu, Malai Nasodha and Kehi Mitho Baat Gara among others begin playing in the back of our minds, which in itself is a testament to his impeccable voice and exquisite lyrics.
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