Amara (singer)

Tuwuh Adijatitesih Amaranggana (born 8 July 1975) is an Indonesian actress, model, and singer better known as Amara or Mara.

Amara
Tuwuh Adijatitesih Amaranggana
Born (1975-07-08) 8 July 1975
NationalityIndonesian
Other namesAmara Mohede/Mara/Amara Lingua
CitizenshipIndonesian
Occupation
  • Singer
  • Songwriter
  • Actress
  • Model
  • Muay Thai Trainer
Years active1989 - present
Spouse(s)
(m. 1999)
Children3
Parent(s)Itje Komara (mother)
Musical career
Genres
InstrumentsVoice
LabelsRIS Music Wijaya
Lingua Musik Indonesia
Associated actsLingua
Yovie Widianto
Coboy

Career

Amara was born in Jakarta, on 8 July 1975. She was a teenager in 1989, when she started her career as a model for the Indonesian fashion magazine Covergirl.[1] Her mother, Itje Komar, works as a producer for a recording studio called "Bintang Gemilang Jaya Sakti" in Jakarta.[2][3]

In 1996 she founded with Arie Widiawan, and her future husband Frans Mohede, the vocal trio, Lingua. An Indonesian musical group of country pop.[4] Despite the great success that their group has obtained in Indonesia, the group ends in oblivion in the early 2000s. It has been said repeatedly that their decline was cause as a result of the Asian financial crisis.[5][6]

She has since followed a career as an actress, having received many proposals for roles in soap operas and TV movies.[7] She obtained her first main role in the TV series Mahligai Diatas Pasir ( Above the Sand Castle ) with actor Adjie Massaid, or it embodied a newly installed girl Jakarta and attempts to improve his life after becoming pregnant following a rape.[8] She is a close friend of the actress Michelle Ziudith, they already play together in the soap opera Sajadah Cinta Maryam ( Sajadah Love Maryam ) and in Love in Paris in which she played the role of her own mother.

Under the influence of her husband, Frans Mohede, which is martial arts expert, Amara became a practitioner Muay Thai since 2002.[9] Together, they have already, opened training centers Muay Thai to Jakarta and Bali,[10] to help spread the sport in Indonesia.[11]

Personal life

After living more than eight years together, Amara married the artist Frans Mohede to Hong Kong on December 1, 1999. As Indonesian law prohibits interfaith marriage since 1974,[12][13] this union was to save foreign civil status to be legally recognized.[14]

Marriage has received parental disapproval of Amara who refuse to attend due to the difference in religion. Amara, is a Sunni Muslim and Mohede, is a Protestant Christian.[15] Despite their differences they remain popular for being a couple, very tolerant and very respectful, Mohede and Amara are known to support each other, in their religious rites and practices.[14]

Their controversial marriage then produced three children: Mahija Nathaniel Sambarana Aryantawira (born on June 8, 2004), Janitra Nathaniel Sambawikrama (born on September 8, 2006) and Rajaswa Nathaniel (born on October 17, 2008).[16][17]

Filmography

Film

  • Misi: 1511 (Mission: 1511; 2006)
  • Tiger Boy (2015)
  • ILY from 38.000 Ft (2016)

Film television

  • Orde Cinta (Order of Love; 2001)
  • Wajah Kita (Our Face; 2005)
  • Hatiku Menangis Melihat Anakku Benci Aku (My heart wept to see my son hates me; 2015)

Soap operas

  • Rembulan Kece
  • Cinta Tak Pernah Salah
  • Menjemput Impian
  • Ketika Cinta Berbunga
  • Biarkan Hati Bicara
  • Mahligai Diatas Pasir
  • Bukan Impian Semusim
  • 8 Tahun Kemudian
  • Misteri Bali
  • Cintakuh di Rumah Susun
  • Rembulan & Matahari
  • Bawa Aku Terbang
  • Bukan Cinta Semusim
  • Hidayah
  • Suci
  • Martabat
  • Wajah
  • Hafizah
  • Cinta Melody
  • Cintaku Melati
  • Tutur Tinular
  • Istri Istri Suamiku
  • Putih Abu-Abu
  • Love in Paris
  • Detak Cinta
  • Yang Muda Juga Mencinta
  • Operation Wedding Series
  • Sajadah Cinta Maryam
  • Cinta Di Langit Taj Mahal
  • Halilintar

Discography

Studio album

  • Bila Kuingat (1996)
  • Jangan Kau Henti (1997)
  • Bintang (1998)
  • Takan Habis Cintaku (1998)
  • Aku (1999)
  • Kau Tak Di Sini (2016)

Singles

  • Syukur (2005)
  • Indonesia Raya (2005)
  • Good Time (feat. Coboy) (2015)

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References

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