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Khemarak Sereymon will perform in USA

admin — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 13:51:32 +0000

You really recognize well a famous singer of Sunday Production, Khemarak Sereymon. He will leave for USA in order to perform over here for Cambodian community at the end of August, 2011. It is the first time for him to perform in USA. His sister- Khemarak Sreypov- will go with him. Most of Cambodian fans always support her songs because her voice is very and very beautiful.

Khemarak Sereymon has started his singing career more than 6 years (since 2004). He was born on November 03, 1985 in Kampong Cham province.

Sim Thaina is so hot singer

admin — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 09:24:03 +0000

You really recognize well this female singer, right? sure, Sim Thaina is a singer for M production. Presently, she does not gain more popularity like other singers such as Aok Sokunkanha, Sok Pisey or Meas Soksophea. These photos were taken from her facebook. Do you think that she is so hot girl?

Ny Monineath is gaing popularity in her acting

admin — Fri, 28 Jan 2011 09:32:21 +0000

Ny Monineth, who is actress, is gaining popularity in the last few years. We always realized that she is an actress who is good at shedding tear in her acting.

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Fundraising event at Topaz lends support to Khmer performing arts

admin — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 00:49:34 +0000

SEVERAL rising young talents graced Phnom Penh’s Topaz restaurant during a benefit for one of the country’s national treasures Friday night. The two-act show “La Vie en Rose” featured the diverse vocals of 12-year-old soprano Bosba Panh, who took the stage with her younger brother, flautist Panh Lauv, and a 10-piece orchestra.

Organisers cited “supporting the Khmer arts” as the fundraiser’s chief aim. However, part of the proceeds from the sold-out concert will also go to 75-year-old Em Theay, a former Ramayana dancer.

One of only a few royal court dancers to survive the Khmer Rouge regime, the renowned performer and her family lost their home, costumes and musical instruments in a fire earlier this year.

Owners of Topaz, a French restaurant on Sihanouk Boulevard, sensed a chance for some intergenerational aid.

“Bosba Panh is a talented young girl who represents a bright future for Cambodia,” said Maylis Darc, managing director of the Topaz restaurant chain Thalias.

In March, Darc and local restaurateur Luu Meng co-founded the Khmer Foundation for the Arts to help artists in need, and “La Vie en Rose” marks its first fundraising initiative.

To Darc and Luu Meng, Bosba Panh seemed the right performer to pay tribute. Her family, like Em Theay’s, is gradually becoming one of Cambodia’s pre-eminent artistic dynasties – her uncle is the celebrated Cambodian filmmaker Rithy Panh – and she has been performing popular and classical standards since the age of eight.

Dressed in crimson silk, the trilingual chanteuse proved impressive throughout the difficult 13-song program. Her medley, which followed themes of love and beauty, included songs by King Norodom Sihanouk and 1960s pop balladeer Sin

Sisamouth, as well as more traditional arias by 18th-century composers. The highlight of the evening, though, was its title song “La Vie en Rose”, as Bosba Panh treated an audience of 96 to her rendition of Edith Piaf’s famous ode to a life in pink.

Bosba Panh has never been to France, she admitted after the show. But for this teenage student at the Lycee Francais Rene Descartes, singing about Paris was, as she put it, “pas de probleme”, or “no problem”.

Source: The Phnom Penh Post