The lead singer of a well known pop band Overdance, Ms Manila Souvanuan aka Kai get married with white-pink theme party at Cosmo Hotel on Saturday. 

The glamorous wed gala was attended by almost 2,000 friends, family members and stars, singers, dancers and other people who work front and behind the Laos entertainment section.

 

Kai said yesterday that the wed gala on Saturday was my fantastic night with full house of guest and she said that she would never for get bout it.

“I and Youtthasone has plan soon to honeymoon in Japan to visit his cousin there and stay there about a week travelling beach and other attraction sites in some well known cities in Japan,” Kai said. 

“The reason that we decided to honeymoon in Japan because his cousin in Japan want us to visit them since my husband has just back from them since he’s study for many years in Japan,” she said. 

Kai said that she would love to have whatever son or daughter but she’s now don’t have any plan yet to get a baby because she got a lot of work to do since she has break for a month to preparing for her wedding party. 

Other reason she wants to keep contributing her performance for society and tours since she’s now preparing to release her latest album soon this month and she said with sure that she will do the best to serve the audience like she did before.  

She said that her latest album will feature in pop-dance tune but the music reflect growing up of band member and will combine other tune like jazz and classic which will tell the listener that we has step up from that old album that reflect only pop and young people. 

Overdance is consisting of five members Jeng, Ek, Ard, Tui and Kai. The band was form in 2001 they are the first Lao pop band, with their first album titled Revolution with the funny hip hop song Mr Hinsom that explode the Lao pop music scene and became the biggest selling Lao album of the Indee Records. 

Many of their fans complain while there’s so long gap between the first and the second album because the group have been keeping busy with live performances around the countries and many projects.  

Filtering contemporary R&B and dance music through Lao culture, Overdance’s energetic live shows have won many fans and the group have been promoting positive role models for Lao teenagers through their involvement with the many NGOs.

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