Zom ammara biography of alberta

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I grew up in Germany and re-settled in Canada as a young adult.

I am a Senior Lecturer of Epidemiology and Biostatistics at the University of Cape Coast, Ghana with expertise in air pollution and nutritional exposure.

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I grew up in Germany and re-settled in Canada as a young adult....

Playtime is over

Zom Ammara was once hailed as Thailand’s “Queen of Reggae”. With massive hits such as Playgirl and Shake it Baby, Zom epitomised the modern and carefree attitude that her song lyrics were famous for.

In Playgirl she told the world: “I like to go out/What’s wrong with that/’Cause I love the music”.

The video for the track, featuring the godfather of Thai hip-hop Joey Boy, saw her shaking her hips to the beat, showing off her long hair and tattooed body.

Six years have passed since her last studio project and Zom is back with a new vibe.

She is sporting a pixie-style haircut, wearing a long-sleeved shirt and black trousers.

The singer is in a thoughtful mood, having just left a meeting with executives at Channel 5 — the Royal Thai Army’s TV station — and senior monks from Wat Borvoranives.

“It’s a strange day when a soldier, a monk and a singer meet to work together,” says Zom, whose real name is Siriruk