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Anaida
was one of the pioneers of Indi-Pop and began her career in
1995 with her hit single Hotline. This was also the first
Indian single to be released. Her first album was Love Today
Hai Nahin Asaan, which was also one of the highest selling
debut albums of its time.
The other single to follow was the critically acclaimed
Fever. The same year, she sang Diva--the title track for the
Diva Awards. Nazuk Nazuk was released in 1996. The album
featured the hit track Oova Oova. Her second video Hoo Halla
Hoo was the first animated video to be produced in India.
This album established Anaida as a serious and talented
singer. It was then that Walt Disney produced a version of
one of their popular tracks in another language. Hakuna
Matata from the film The Lion King was sung by Anaida and
Baba Sehgal.
The same year Anaida did another duet with Syrian singer and
songwriter Shukri for an original Arabic album O Malu Malu.
This was the first original Arabic album by an Indi-Pop
artist.
For India's 50 years of independence celebrations, Anaida
sung Hum Sab Ek Hain. The video featured Bollywood stars like
Sanjay Dutt and Salman Khan.
In 1997, Greek pop star, classical pianist and composer
Stefanos Korkolis invited Anaida to visit Greece to sing a
duet for his album. The song was titled Anaida and was sung
in Hindi as well as Greek. This will feature for the first
time in The Greatest Hits of Anaida. In the same year Anaida
sang an English song--Quest for the film Bombay Boys.
Chori Chori was released in 1999. The album was based on
traditional folk music. The album did reasonably well.
After a couple of busy years and a whole bunch of hit
compositions, a compilation of favourites was released and
called Piya Bina and The Greatest Hits Of Anaida.