Malaysian RnB singer Min Yasmin released her new album "Pangarap"

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Min Yasmin is fluent in speaking Tagalog. She love watching several Filipino drama series that has been showned in Malaysia like Pangako Sa'yo and even the soundtrack itself is one of her favorite Tagalog Song.

Last February 22, 2018, Malaysian RnB singer Min Yasmin released her new album "Pangarap" that contains songs with 5 different languages including Tagalog, Tausug, Sama, Malay and English.

During the album launch, Min Yasmin serenades the special guests and friends from the media by singing some Tagalog songs. She was so impressive to her powerful and soulful voice.

Min Yasmin is a powerful and soulful Malaysia RnB singer. She is also better known as a Soundtrack Singer, appearing in numerous Malaysian OSTs, teleseries & movies. Min launched her first successful international concert in Zamboanga City on March 2017 and in Tawi-Tawi on August 2017, all in the Philippines. She is among Malaysia's established international singers under the record label JULFEKAR Music, fully owbed and managed by songwriter and producer, Julfekar.

Julfekar is a well-know, award-winning composer and producer in Malaysia. He is the Managing Director of MilleniumArt and Julfekar Music. He is half-Filipino which gave his songs a warm and heartfelt Filipino flavor.




Producer Julferak collaborated with Philippines' top hitmaker and producer , Vehnee Saturno. Hit songs like "Bakit Pa", originally sang by Jessa Zaragosa and "Kahit Konting Awa" of Nora Aunor has a new powerful version by Min Yasmin.


Min Yasmin has been awarded as an 'Outstanding Asian Singer 2015' by Gawad Sulo Ng Bayan Awaeds and was also chosen as a 'Music Ambassador 2015'.


For more updates about Min Yasmin, follow:
Instagram : @minyasmin


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