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          A young lady with a blessed voice, who managed to enchant the whole world with her song 'Manike Mage Hithe', making people The singing..

          A handful of petty minded patriots have leaped out to vociferously condemn Umara Sinhawansa's rendition of the National Anthem of Sri Lanka.

        1. A handful of petty minded patriots have leaped out to vociferously condemn Umara Sinhawansa's rendition of the National Anthem of Sri Lanka.
        2. Here's the full video of "My heart will go on"that I performed at Dreamfest organized by the Event Management Association.
        3. A young lady with a blessed voice, who managed to enchant the whole world with her song 'Manike Mage Hithe', making people The singing.
        4. Maasha Allah beautiful darling.
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          6. Umara Sinhawansa

          Sri Lankan singer

          Umara Sinhawansa

          Born

          Umara Sinhawansa


          (1989-03-14) 14 March 1989 (age 35)

          Colombo, Sri Lanka

          NationalitySri Lankan
          EducationMuslim Ladies’ College, Colombo
          Occupations
          • Singer
          • songwriter
          • producer
          • audio engineer
          RelativesUmaria Sinhawansa (sister)
          Rukmani Devi (great aunt)
          Musical career
          Genres
          InstrumentVocals
          Years active1999–present

          Musical artist

          Umara Sinhawansa (born 14 March 1989) is a Sri Lankan singer, songwriter, producer, and audio engineer.

          She contributed to the country's pop, R&B, and Jazz genres. Sinhawansa worked with the musical group Bathiya and Santhush before transitioning to a solo singing career.

          Early life

          Umara Sinhawansa was born into a family of professional musicians, father (Tony Sinhawansa) and mother (Ayesha Sinhawansa),[1][2] who allowed her to be exposed to all genres of music from jazz and hip hop to classic