Yadanar My

Yadanar My was born on August 17, 1989, in Ley Taung town, Ramree, Rakhine State, Myanmar. She is the daughter of Mai, a successful singer, from whom she inherited her artistic inclinations. My attended Basic Education High School No. 2 Latha and later Basic Education High School No. 1 Dagon. Her academic journey was alongside her developing passion for music, which would subsequently define her professional trajectory. She has established herself as a notable figure in the Burmese entertainment scene, balancing her singing career with acting roles.

Yadanar My began her professional career in 2006 with the release of the song “Far Away.” This debut coincided with City FM’s 6th-anniversary celebration, where she performed alongside her mother, Mai, marking an early milestone in her public career. Her song “Don’t Call” gained public attention. Over the years, she has released five albums, featuring popular tracks such as “A Lwan Thint Pan Chi,” “Good Night,” “Thu Thi Say,” “Pyaw Thar Pae,” “Ma May Par Nae Yo Yo Lay,” and “Lo Yar Thone.” Her musical contributions have been acknowledged through industry awards.

In addition to her music career, Yadanar My has also engaged in acting. She starred as a student in the film *Future of The Starlets*, directed by Kyi Phyu Shin. Her filmography further includes roles in *Ar Yone Oo Mhar Phoo The Kyar* and *If I Can Hate, I Want to Hate*. While her singing career has traditionally garnered more widespread recognition, her acting performances have also been received positively by her audience, demonstrating her versatility across different artistic mediums.