Si Thu Lwin, born on March 25, 1973, in Yangon, Myanmar, emerged as a luminary in the realm of Burmese pop music and cinema. As the sole son of Ngwe Kyi, a renowned cartoonist, and Daw Kywe, his upbringing was imbued with creativity and artistic flair. After earning a mathematics degree from Rangoon University, Si Thu Lwin embarked on a journey that would intertwine his passion for music and performance with his innate talent.

His ascent to stardom commenced with a resounding victory alongside Tin Zar Maw in a singing contest organized by U Saw Nu in 1993. This triumph heralded the release of his debut album, “Chit Thu Myar Yet Nayt” (The Day of Lovers), in 1995, which swiftly captivated audiences across Myanmar. Si Thu Lwin’s melodic prowess and charismatic presence propelled him to the forefront of the Burmese music scene.

In parallel to his musical endeavors, Si Thu Lwin ventured into acting, essaying prominent roles in films such as “Nhote Kham Htet Ka Dar Thwar,” further solidifying his status as a multifaceted entertainer.

The pinnacle of his career was marked by milestone performances, including his inaugural solo concert in 2014 and a celebrated duet concert with Tin Zar Maw in 2016, captivating thousands of fervent admirers. His solo concert, “A Part Of Me,” in 2018, showcased his enduring appeal and enduring legacy in Myanmar’s cultural landscape.

Si Thu Lwin’s musical repertoire encompasses a diverse array of solo albums, each resonating with his distinct vocal prowess and emotional depth. Beyond his artistic pursuits, Si Thu Lwin finds fulfillment in his familial bonds, sharing a blissful union with Nwe Mar Kyaw since December 2010 and nurturing their cherished son. Si Thu Lwin stands as a testament to the enduring power of music and the boundless potential of artistic expression.