[merged]gambar terbaru yuna dan diterima US

rosnahteck

mana gambo ??????????????

sueism

mana gambarnya tak nampak pun

AppropriateNick

mana gambarnya tak nampak pun
sueism Post at 14-4-2012 03:26

   gambar manaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

cmf_blingblings

hari tu aku pergi sebuah butik nak beli baju kurung raya utk mak aku, dlm banyak2 tudung, aku nampak bergumpal2 tudung yg berwarna warni tp mostly hitam,,,,so aku tanyalah, apa jenis tudung gumpal2 ni? adik tu cakap....Penyanggul tiruan, ganti rambut aka sanggul...mak ai gedabak sanggul...nampak sgt ramai rambut pendek tp nak juga nipu dgn sanggul tiruan....

orang_biasa

ada jg tudung felda plak...tah pape.... pemikiran sempit.....

ashk4nn

untung org felda..sume ade jenama sendiri noks..
tudung felda, baju felda..wahahah..
macam2 la uols ni..

UnaHusna

eleh..yuna awal2 kuar dulu pakai tudung bawal je pun..sweet gile..paling suka tgk gambar dia yang ni..tak minat imej dia skang..tapi lagu2nye best

putehkundor

mak teh layan jugak lagu terukir di bintang. ada unsur2 retro, tapi bila yuna menyanyi ada gaya folk. sedap dan unik.

tapi paling mak teh suka dan sebenarnya....

suka atau tidak, yuna ni perintis penyanyi unsur2 folk bertudung dan bermain gitar sendiri. dia ada pengaruh. pengaruh yang baik.

cikkamus

Reply 58# maxim


    aku faham penjelasan ko nih...kalau kita tak kutuk,sapa nak memeriahkan ruang gossip cari ni kan? :-)

cikkamus

Reply 348# putehkundor


    sokonh mak uteh...

putehkundor

Reply  putehkundor


    sokonh mak uteh...
cikkamus Post at 15-4-2012 21:00

    terima kasih nak kamus

cikkamus

Reply 351# putehkundor


    sama sama kasih mak puteh gebus

Opah_Vogue

Opah sayang yuna...takpe la yuna...opah redha gambar yuna tiada dalam banner gossip tempatan...sbb uols dah taraf international kekdahnyer....tak sekufu jika diletakkan sebaris dgn artis2 tempatan yg lain Kecuali dato siti sbb opah pun minat tokti

p/s: puas ati aku dpt luahkan dekat sini....tadi tak menyempat benang yg opah bukak dah kena katup

kukukatablog

Yuna ni ada label pakaian dia sendiri kan...

ashk4nn

iamjeetfuel

MissLibra

kawan aku kat melbourne, australia bagitau hari tu dia jalan2 kat mall situ, lagu yuna yang live your life main kat shopping complex sana. Dia pun terkejut. Yang dia tau tu sebab dia nampak lagu tu kat show conan kat facebook. Kalau tak dia pun tak tau lagu tu lagu yuna.

AppropriateNick

Opah sayang yuna...takpe la yuna...opah redha gambar yuna tiada dalam banner gossip tempatan...sbb u ...
Opah_Vogue Post at 15-4-2012 21:04

   opah yg sengal bukak benang mengjengkelkan huhuhu

AppropriateNick

kawan aku kat melbourne, australia bagitau hari tu dia jalan2 kat mall situ, lagu yuna yang live you ...
MissLibra Post at 16-4-2012 00:30

   wah..bertuahnya shopping complex tu

nurul_akmar

aku bangga dengan yuna...  tp minat dia bese2 je

rose_liz

http://m.billboard.com/entry/vie ... 534410d20f04dbbf738

Yuna Talks Career Start, Pharrell Williams & More
BY JUSTIN JACOBS
MAY 3, 2012 | 1:39PM

All over the world, speaking English is considered a useful skill. But not for Yuna**, a Malaysian singer who found her English-language skills were virtually useless as she became a top artist in her home country.
Born Yunalis Zarai in Alor Setar, Malaysia, the singer/songwriter wrote her first English song at 19 after viewing a YouTube clip of a Feist show. Performing while she attended law school, Yuna wrote mostly in English, but her Malay material proved more successful-her biggest hit, "Dan Sebenarnya," racked up millions of hits on YouTube and won a Malaysian people's choice award for best song.
"In my final year of law school, everything became real," she recalls. "Malaysian TV shows wanted me to perform big concerts. So, after graduating, I decided to go for it. I didn't think I'd be a good lawyer anyway."
While her profile skyrocketed in Malaysia in 2010, however, her English-language songs were falling on deaf ears. Though English is the second language of Malaysia, only a niche market exists for local English music. "We already have music from America," she says. "But I had at least 30 songs in English, and I didn't know what to do with them."
The solution was clear: Yuna had to travel to America.
Two years after she arrived stateside, Yuna's self-titled debut of breezy, trip-hop pop will be released April 24 on Fader Label, distributed by RED and with tracks produced by Pharrell Williams**.
How did a Malaysian folk singer meet up with Williams? It started with an email. Ben Willis of management firm Indie-Pop contacted Yuna in 2009 to set up a meeting after seeing her clips online. "It was so weird," Yuna says. "I'm this kid from Malaysia, and this guy was introducing himself to me with these long emails, asking to bring me to L.A."
Yuna waited for six months before writing back. In the meantime, Willis had decided to fly to Asia and meet Yuna himself. As a result of the meeting, Yuna was compelled to fly to Los Angeles. After shopping for a label, Yuna signed with the Fader imprint in early 2011 and quickly released her Decorate EP.
"We bring a lot to our campaigns, so anything on the label gets really scrutinized," label co-founder Rob Stone says. Fader Label's roster is small but noteworthy, including such taste-making records as Matt & Kim's Grand and Neon Indian's Psychic Chasms.
While Yuna was recording her full-length album in 2011, Fader contacted Williams and asked that he spend some studio time with Yuna. Scheduled for just two days, the duo worked together for nearly a week, creating some of the album's best tracks, including the Sade-like first single, "Live Your Life."
Performing in a traditional Muslim hijab head covering, Yuna presents a global twist on the recent crop of rising female superstars, and her new music is a sonic boost from the beautiful but bare-bones "Dan Sebenarnya." "Music has to change," she says. "I don't want to stay the same forever. I can't."