KARACHI: Legendary pop singer Nazia Hassan is being remembered today on what would have been her 60th birthday. Known for her mesmerizing voice and pioneering contributions to the music industry in Pakistan and India, Hassan’s legacy continues to resonate with fans across the region.

Nazia Hassan, who was born on April 3, 1965, became a household name with hits like “Disco Deewane” and “Boom Boom.” Her collaboration with her brother, Zohaib Hassan, brought the energetic beats of disco and Indie-Pop music to a new audience, bridging cultural gaps in the subcontinent.

Hassan’s career took off with the song “Aap Jaisa Koi,” featured in Feroz Khan’s film “Qurbani.” This track marked the debut of the disco genre in the region, setting the stage for a new musical era. Her influence has been recognized through numerous accolades, including Pakistan’s prestigious Civilian Award, Pride of Performance.

As fans and music enthusiasts commemorate her contributions, Nazia Hassan’s songs remain as popular today as they were during her lifetime. Her legacy as the pop queen of the subcontinent endures, inspiring new generations of artists and listeners alike.