Ariya Ly yog Hmoob thawj phaum ntxhais zoo nkauj nyob rau hauv peb Hmoob yim neej tam sim no.  txij thaum peb tau mus nyob puv ntuj lawm, lawv yog thawj cov ntxhais uas tau los ua tus qauv (model) ua ntej thiab yog txoj kev ua kom peb nrog lwm haiv neeg muaj cov ntxhais zoo nkauj no ib yam.  Nyob rau ntawm Hmong Freedom txoj kev xam pom, nws yog ib yam zoo nkauj (It's an art) ,deev neeg lub siab thiab qhov muag, daws neeg kev ntxhov siab xwb.

Here’s a little run down bout Ariya Ly:

I was born in Thailand as some of you dunt know. Growing up was hard due to trying to keep our Hmong Culture alive. My parents were my inspiration to keep up with my education…Where they grew up…they never had the opportunities that we have here…So I was a girl that tried to live her dreams and yet try to ignore the negativity that our culture brought upon me…some don’t understand why I do what I do…some may bring it to the negative side…but for those that think that way... please don’t take to that extent...why can’t we all show some love and support…that’s why most of people fail…and It’s hard to find those that will stay true. (update 3/6/09.)

After more than a decade Maly Vu remains unbeatable.  Maly Vu is an all time unforgettable, simply, amazing true artist.  Although there are so many other excellent singers, but no one has ever come close to her.  She is truly earned the title "queen of Hmong Pop".

Maly Vu stepped into the world of entertainment at a young age short after she took the first place of the very first Hmong USA pageant in California in 1987.  About a year after, she released her first album "No Lub Siab" which moved her to the top of the chart.  Soon after her first album was released she become the best of all time Hmong female artist.  No matter how many years have gone by, Maly's soft and sweet voice are still always remained the best which once has touched everyone's heart.

[media:20080928091934468 width:0 height:0 border:1 align:left link:1 alt:0] [media:20080928090432380 width:0 height:0 border:1 align:right link:1 alt:0] Yog ib zaj Movie Hmoob ua txog kev sib hlub, kev ua ib nkawm niam txiv nyob rua lub teb chaws no.  lub npe ntawm zaj movie no yog: " NEEJ TUAG TSIS TU SIAV".  yog Hmoob ib zaj movie ua tau ntxim saib heev.  yuav tsis hais tias thaij tau zoo, muab duab tau zoo.  tiam sis yuav qhuas tias Action tau zoo, thiab zaj dab neeg los phim nrog.  Hmong Freedom thov muab kev txhawb siab rau pab pawg tsim daim yeeb yaj kiab no, kom tsuas ua tau zoo duav nov lawm yav tom ntej xwb.

[media:20080923153105721 width:0 height:0 border:1 align:left link:1 alt:0] The Kong & Shu Project is a project developed by Kong and Shu Lor. We developed this project during the summer of 2007 as a side project. We decided to challenge ourselves by writing music in our language. The project included writing and composing Hmong music. Writing music is a big challenge. By writing music in Hmong, it’s a great way to preserve your language and improve verbally. We hope the music we write will inspire or make your day better in some way. At the end of the summer, with the songs we have completed, we thought we would make an album and share it with the world. We released our debut album “Pib Qhov Twg” in December of 2007 at the Metrodome Hmong New Year in Minneapolis, Minnesota. We hope to continue writing music and sharing with you all.

[media:20080913075310203 width:0 height:0 border:1 align:left link:1 alt:0]  A new Hmong movie (HLUB TSHAJ TXOJ SIAB-Beyond the Love Live) releasing this summer of 2008 by Modern Jungle Art Studio and Directed and Created Paul Hu Van of last year hit movie "The Mission Possible" and the year before "The Innocent Cyclone".

For pre-order info, contact:
Modern Jungle Studio (Paul Hu Van )
 651-766-7420 or 651-500-3605 or
JAMEMEENG@comcast.net
 

More information: (Movie:)
www.HmongEmpire.com/movie
(Trailer:) www.vimeo.com/kubjuab
 

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