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In one section of the article, the “Snow on the Sahara” singer shared her first experience of being introduced to communism through the Pengkhianatan G30S/PKI (Treachery of the G30SPKI) film that she had to watch during her time in elementary school, to which she described as a horror experience.
Anggun's latest single, "What We Remember", has climbed to the number 12 spot on the Billboard's Dance Club Songs weekly music chart since its release in December, beating Selena Gomez's collaboration with Marshmello, "Wolves", which sat at rank 18 on Feb. 3.
Although she is from a Muslim family, Indonesian pop star Anggun was sent by her father to a Catholic school in elementary, and would go on later in life to perform several times in the Vatican’s annual “Concerto di Natale,” or Christmas concert—her latest appearance being in 2016.
Indonesian illusionist The Sacred Riana scared her way to the top of Season 2 of Asia's Got Talent when she was announced the winner of the popular reality TV show on Thursday (Dec 14) night.
