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Also known as Dee Lestari, Dewi Lestari Simangunsong

Indonesian writer, singer, and song-writer

Person · Open Library

Born
1976
Works
10

Top works

  • Sebilah sayap bidadari
  • Rectosrev
  • Filosofi kopi
  • Senandung cinta dari rumah kayu
  • 75th Unilever Indonesia

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Film & TV

Bandung, Indonesia

Dee Lestari, whose full name is Dewi Lestari Simangunsong, (born in Bandung on January 20, 1976). She grew up in a family closely connected to the arts, which made her familiar with music from an early age through choir and vocal group activities at school. Dee later pursued higher education at Parahyangan Catholic University, majoring in International Relations, before eventually dedicating…

Known for

  • Paper Boats — Cameo2012

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Music · MusicBrainz

Type
Group
Origin
Malaysia
Active from
1985

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners
8,242
Total plays
194,545

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Dewi Lestari Simangunsong or simply 'Dee Lestari' is an Indonesian female singer and an acclaimed novel author. Born in Bandung January 20 1976, Dewi is a former member of RSD (Rida, Sita, Dewi). Dewi got her International Relations degree in Universitas Parahyangan. Some of her notable works are "Supernova", "Rectoverso", "Perahu Kertas" and "Madre". The latter three have been adapted into films. She was once married to Marcell. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Dewi+Lestari">Read more on Last

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Gender
female
Citizenship
Indonesia
Place of birth
Bandung
Occupation
songwriter
Languages spoken
Indonesian
Instrument
voice
Official website
deelestari.com
Image
Dewi Lestari.JPG
Number of children
2
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social media followers
1733760
date of birth
1976-01-20
time period
21st century
start of work period
1994-00-00
ethnic group
Toba Batak
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