Born on April 10, 1965, ElizaMaria Bellina Bamboe, known as Meriam Bellina, is a famous Indonesian pop singer and actress who has starred in over 100 films. Initially, she wanted to be a flight attendant for Garuda Indonesia, but she began her career in acting, modeling, and singing while still in high school. Her talent quickly stood out, and she became one of Indonesia's most cherished stars. Meriam made her film debut in 1981 and has since won three Piala Citra awards from the Indonesian Film Festival, along with Best Actress honors at the Bandung and Bali Film Festivals. She started her music career in July 1983 with the release of her debut album "Symphoni Rindu" and continued to release successful albums almost yearly, including "Untuk Sebuah Nama" (1984), "Kerinduan" (1985), "Begitu Indah" (1986), "Mulanya Biasa Saja" (1988), "Aku Percaya" (1989), "Mungkin Aku Harus Berlalu" (1990), and "Asmara" (1993). Her album "Mulanya Biasa Saja" won the BASF Award in 1989 for being one of the best-selling albums of 1988-1989. Meriam's powerful and soulful voice earned her widespread acclaim, making her a popular figure in the Indonesian music scene. Her achievements in both acting and music are rare and highlight her extraordinary talent and dedication. Meriam Bellina's lasting impact on the entertainment industry has solidified her as one of Indonesia's most influential and respected celebrities.