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She is a member from SweetS Name: 竹輪春奈 (Haruna Takewa) Birthday: April 23rd, 1991 Birthplace: Nagasaki prefecture Height: 5' 1" (156 cm) Zodiac: Taurus Blood type: AB Skill: Dancing Idols: DA PUMP-san, BoA-san Fav. color: Orange Fav. phrase: 努力 (Doryoku) [Effort] Aspires: to keep improving her singing and dancing Fav. hobby: Using her computer Fav. animal: Dog Fav. season: Fall Fav. book: Harry Potter Fav. movie: Harry Potter Nickname: Haruna, Haruu~ First thing in the morning: Dress up Fav. time of the day: Night-time Cares about: Accessories School subject: Physical Education Thing she wants to try: Seeing a big crowd...

Aruna Sairam (sometimes spelt Sayeeram) is a Carnatic music vocalist born in Bombay, India. She learnt music from her mother Rajalakshmi Sethuraman and later from T. Brinda. She has done a Masters in Music. She has given several international concerts. She was an expert in the World Music conference in Germany. She is also an A-grade artist with the All India Radio. Repertoire includes rare compositions of Syama Sastri and Dikshitar. Popular for Abhangs, Tamil songs and Devarnamas. Has launched and performed extremely popular program “Samantar”, (meaning parallel lines) with Hindustani singer Smt. Neela Bhagawat. Composed, directed and sang around...

Haruna Ito is a sonic and verbal poet who utilizes noise, both aural and literary, in the creation of evocative and unsettling landscapes. Born in industrial Kawasaki, Japan, Haruna moved to the United States at the age of three and lived there until age thirteen, where she absorbed the popular culture of the time, showing a particular interest in music from a very young age. With her experiences of living as a child of foreigners in America with its various prejudices, and again upon returning to Japan, as a social aberration who neither spoke nor read her native language, themes...

There are two artist with this name: 1. Lara Karuna Vaidya is a pop artist who released Not 4 Sale as Karuna in 2008. 2. Karuna is a Finnish folk music trio with three keyboard players and a unique sound. The trio combines the sounds of the Swedish national instrument nyckelharpa (keyed fiddle) and accordion with the rich harmonies of piano and reed organ. Karuna's music is mostly composed by the pianist Juha Kujanpää, who creatively combines Nordic folk tradition with influences from baroque music, national romanticism and jazz. The musical language has been compared to Sibelius and the sounds...

One of the great lost Krautrock albums of the 1970s… …by a Japanese group! Karuna Khyal’s “Alomoni 1985” album was first released on Voice Records in the mid-seventies and it wasn’t until 1998 that Clive Graham’s Paradigm label brought it to the surface once more. Apparently, it was remastered from the original vinyl, but don’t be put off, Graham has done a fantastic remaster job, altogether with a great sleeve. .