Shila Amzah (daughter of ND Lala) wins Asian Wave

This Malaysian singer is all over my facebook page and she can sing in 3 languages including fluent Chinese!

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    又是Malaysia Boleh！
    
    来自我国的马来歌手西拉（Shila Amzah）昨晚以一首《征服》，征服9位评审，一举拿下《声动亚洲》之亚洲至尊，勇夺冠军成为“亚洲冠军”。
    
    曾经在本地选秀节目《One in a Million》和《Mania》中获得不俗成绩的西拉，在《声动亚洲》总决赛裡的不同环节中，个别以

  
  

  
  

  

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  Nur Shahila binti Amir Amzah (born August 13, 1990) or popularly known by her commercial name Shila Amzah, is a Malaysian singer. She was the runner-up of the second season of One in a Million (OIAM), a reality TV singing competition. She is the daughter of famous 80s era Malaysian singer ND Lala.
  In September 2012, Shila became the champion of Asian Wave 2012, a Chinese "reality singing talent show" held in Shanghai. The show is similar to The Voice. Shila had the most online votes beating the other contestants. She sang three songs which is Jaclyn Victor's Gemilang, Bruno Mars' Grenade and Na Ying's Zheng Fu. The judges praised her performance.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

  Saturday September 22, 2012

  Shila makes waves in Shanghai

  
  PETALING JAYA: Three songs in three languages belted out with virtuosity, confidence and style won local songstress Nur Shahila Amir Amzah the top prize in Asia's first reality singing contest held in Shanghai.
  Also known as Shila Amzah, the 22-year-old emerged as Asian Wave 2012 champion when she garnered enough votes online to beat contestants from China, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand and India.
  
  Showing her Malaysian pride to the predominantly Chinese audience, she sang a cover version of Jaclyn Victor's Gemilang, followed by her rendition of Bruno Mar's Grenade. But it was her third song, Zheng Fu, a Mandarin number by Chinese star Na Ying, that clinched her the title.
  Her performance left the host speechless when he said, “Wow. Oh my God.”
  One of the judges, famed Chinese composer Gao Xiaosong, praised her performance, saying: “You gave me goosebumps. You broke my heart.”
  Shila could not control her emotions when the studio audience leapt to their feet in applause for her.
  She cried tears of joy when famed Cantopop legend Alan Tam handed her the trophy.
  The panel of judges, comprising some of the region's top artistes, including Japan's bossa nova queen Lisa Ono, K-pop star Lee Min-woo, Malaysian singer-composer Eric Moo and Hong Kong celebrity Hacken Lee, also sprang from their seats to give her a standing ovation as Shila choked back her tears.
  

  
  
  
  
  read the report in the STAR here