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Liza Hanim (born Haliza Hanim Abd Halim on November 19, 1979 in the royal city of Klang, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia) is a Malay singer, entrepreneur and actress from Malaysia. She is now married with Mohd Shahrin Mohd Samsudin and they have a daughter named Marsya Qistina and Marsya Qaireen. She graduated from the Sunway College with Diploma in Business Management. She is known for her high vocal range and was once compared to Siti Nurhaliza for having a similar tone when she debuted in 1997 under the Suria Records Company. In theatrical performances the P.Ramlee Musical made her appearance...

Hanimal is a music project founded by Hanna Malarowska at the beginnig of year 2011. lineup: Hania Malarowska - vocal, acoustic guitar Asia Komorowska - violin, vocal Mateusz Szemraj - electric guitar Denis Dubiella - bass guitar Wojtek Lubertowicz - percussion More details available at http://hanimal.pl Their demo is available at http://hanimal.bandcamp.com/album/poetry-about-the-point-demo important dates: - february 2011 - foundation of the band - september 2011 - first concert - 23 march 2012 - long interview in ‘Offensywa’ by Piotr Stelmach in Channel Three of Polish Radio (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8Qn4xhn6xU) - 28 july 2012 - concert at Męskie Granie in Gdańsk, Poland -...

Rashanim is a trio of guitar, bass and drums/percussion combining the power of rock with the spontaneity of improvisation, deep Middle Eastern grooves, and mystical Jewish melodies. The 'Jewish power trio' is led by Jon Madof on guitar and includes Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz (Pharaoh's Daughter) on bass and Mathias Kunzli (Lauryn Hill) on drums and percussion. The band gets its name from the noisemakers used during the Jewish holiday of Purim. .

Seyyan Oskay (born 1913, İstanbul - died 16 May 1989, İstanbul) was a Turkish tango singer. In the Ottoman Empire the public appearance of Muslim Turkish women was unthinkable. Actresses and singers were invariably Jewish, Armenian, Greek or Levantines; on no account would they be Muslim. This only began to change after Atatürk instigated his revolution separating religion and state. The very first Turkish woman who, because of these new circumstances, dared to appear on a stage was a Tango singer called Seyyan Hanim. She was a protegé of Kemal Atatürk himself, who seeing that her career symbolized a new...