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When I was ten years old, I lived in Uzbekistan, in a town called, uh, it's a place I hold dear to my heart, uh, Samarkand. I was born and raised there. Even to this day, I still call this town my home. The familiarity of my surroundings and the warmth of the community make it a special place for me. During that time, my exposure to music was quite limited. I wasn't so interested in music bands. Instead, I found joy in listening to solo artists, primarily Uzbek singers. I didn't have a strong understanding of foreign music. I gravitated towards the local talent, which resonated with my experience and cultural background. In terms of education, I attended a school in Samarkand called Salamat. At that time, the school, uh, was a bit far from my home, but I enjoyed the daily routine of going there. Now, my current school is much closer, uh, approximately 6000 meters away. Nowadays, I am more focused on my studies and attend various courses after school. Despite my changing schedule, one thing that has remained consistent is my bedtime.
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