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Atilia Haron

Atilia Haron, Singer

01-Apr-16 20:00

Atilia Haron

Atilia Haron is a singer, executive producer, songwriter, actress, model and you might say that she’s a professional stretcher. And by that, we mean she’s a yoga instructor. She has a couple of albums - ‘Sangkar’ and ‘Indah’. Atilia founded Yoga One That I Want, which is a yoga studio dedicated to teach young and old people the ways of yoga. We also happen to think that the name is genius. But don’t take our word for it, go there and stretch!

 

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