Club Baila – Grand Opening

Grand Opening of Club Baila. The first and only all Sri Lankan Night Club in the U.S.A!

Catering to all ages 21 and over, playing the best Sri Lankan Club music there is.

The only club of its kind outside of Sri Lanka centrally located in the San Fernando Valley, dedicated to providing a safe and secure environment with maximum security, two full bars, appetizers, cocktail lounges, 300 capacity dance floor, club music and dazzling special effects and lighting for your entertainment.

Come join us and dance the night away..

For more information please visit: ClubBaila.com

Looking forward to seeing you all there!

Rukshan

The Amazing Voice of Rohan de Lanerolle

“Rohan De Lanerolle is easily one of the finest baritones in Sri Lanka today. Accomplished, experienced….Moving easily between full blooded notes that filled the auditorium to the soft and subtle with devastating control.”

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH 5:30 P.M. [PLEASE DON’T BE LATE] Call Rashantha at 213.747.1385, Ranesh at 626.422.4721 or Anisha Gomes 562.773.8581 info@paalama.org A FEW MORE COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS LEFT! – Call Now – Dress: Casual – Bring a light jacket or sweater(outdoor auditorium)

REVIEWS AND BIOS ———————————- Sunday Times My Day Soul Sounds Rotary Club PDF File Norway’s Sri Lanka Site Rohan de Lanerolle Bio PAALAMA.ORG – BRIDGING COMMUNITIES – 213.747.1385 Please leave your name, phone number, email address if the phones are busy.

Elvis And Lisa Marie Presley singing In the Ghetto

Lisa Marie Presley singing In the Ghetto, accompanied in the remix by her dead father, Elvis Presley.

To mark the 30th anniversary of her father’s death, Lisa Marie Presley’s voice was added to the original version of her father’s hit song from 1969. The video duet features Presley and images of her late father.

Even though the King is gone he still reigns in Navajo Nation

WINDOW ROCK — Thirty years ago – on Aug. 16, 1977 – the world was all shook up to learn of the death of Elvis Presley.

Born in a shotgun shack in Tupelo, Miss., the world couldn’t help falling in love with Elvis, the flaming star that rose to become one of the most beloved entertainers of all time.

Today, 30 years after his premature death, Elvis still outsells most living performers. His estate, estimated at approximately $5 million at the time of his death, is worth hundreds of millions of dollars now.

What keeps him so popular – even with fans who weren’t even alive in his heyday?

“His persona is timeless. His voice is gold,” said musician James Bilagody, who is a well-known Elvis impersonator. “The information highway is exceptionally complete; and a P.R. team and sales staff are diligent and successful in their efforts.” More…