Uzbek Actress Yodgora Ziyomuhammedova Passes Away

Honored Artist of Uzbekistan Yodgora Ziyamukhamedova (1952–2026) made an enormous contribution to children's culture in Uzbekistan. She went down in history as an outstanding dubbing actress who, from the very beginning of her creative career, specialized in voicing children's characters, children, and animated heroes. The actress possessed a talent that in the professional dubbing community is called the ability to "voice children's eyes" and to authentically convey through her voice the emotions, gaze, and character of a child.

Yo. Ziyamukhamedova was the permanent host of the cult children's TV show "Oqshom ertaklari" ("Evening Tales") for more than 25 years, raising more than one generation of viewers. For more than 34 years, she served at the State Theater of the Young Spectator (TYUZ) of Uzbekistan, where she played Little Red Riding Hood, Kimmot ("Zumrad and Kimmot"), and dozens of other children's and youth roles.

The editorial team of HD Mag expresses its deepest condolences to the actress's family, her students, and colleagues.