Titled "Bamyan Dambora Festival", the aim of the event, according to organizers of the music party, was to keep alive the cultural heritages, support artists and promote tourism industry.
Dambora is a guitar-like music instrument that is poplar and largely used by classic singers and folklore musicians in Afghanistan.
Backed by the Chinese embassy to Afghanistan, UNESCO and the provincial government of Bamyan, the music party "Bamyan Dambora Festival" has been widely welcomed by Afghans, according to Mohammad Ali Shida, one of the organizers of the five-day program.
Availing the opportunities during music festival, the residents of Bamyan province had also held handicrafts fair to develop homemade local products.
Like other industries, Afghans have made tremendous progress in the music sector since the collapse of the Taliban regime in late 2001, said another spectator Abdul Karim.
He whispered with pleasure that the fall of Taliban's six-year rule has paved the way for music talents like Farhad Darya, Ariana Sayed, Mujda Jamalzada and many more Afghan singers to get world fame.
"In fact, we Afghans are peace-loving and holding such a grand music party with the participation of thousands of people is a proof to the fact," said Karim.
Karim also noted that conducting insurgency by Taliban or like-minded groups cannot defame Afghans' face.
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