In folk rock outfit Kembara’s tune Sesat Di Kuala Lumpur in 1986, M. Nasir captured the hopes and dreams of those who packed their bags and moved to big cities such as Kuala Lumpur for a better ...

KUALA LUMPUR - Singing legend Datuk M. Nasir’s latest work ‘Nuri Terbang Malam’ is a refreshed rendition of a classic song from the early 1900s. The original song, performed by Qasim - a ...

Datuk M. Nasir is inviting fans to celebrate Hari Raya with him... in the form of a concert. The legendary artiste will be staging a one-of-a-kind show, Datuk MN46IR Cipta Raya, on April 13 ...

Compiled by C.ARUNO, HO JIA WEN AND R. ARAVINTHAN SINGER Datuk M. Nasir surprised his audience by dropping confetti of 10,000 duit raya or money packets from the roof of the stadium in which he ...

Since its merger with Fung Keong, a Malaysian shoes brand popular in the 80s and 90s, the publisher has been showcasing these ...

Featuring the legendary M Nasir, Wonda keeps its copy short on the billboard: “Kopi Wonda kegemaran M Nasir. Pilihan sebenar Lagenda Muzik Malaysia” (“Wonda Coffee is M Nasir’s favourite.

23 Aug - Following the tremendous support to his "Konsert Cipta" held earlier this month, Dato' M. Nasir announced that he will be holding part two of the concert. On 21 August, organiser Icon ...

Accompanying the drinks is a text which reads "Kopi-kopi kegemaran M Nasir. Dua-dua pun Grab ada", translating to 'M Nasir's favourite coffees. Grab has both of them'. In its caption, Grab asked ...

According to checks by A+M on social platform X, a few netizens have been sharing pictures of the Wonda Original coffee can with the caption M. Nasir, and photos of the Wonda billboards.

TANJUNG MALIM: Celebrated singer and music maestro Datuk M. Nasir says the honorary doctorate in performing arts he received from Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris (UPSI) is the pinnacle of his ...

SINGER Datuk M. Nasir surprised his audience by dropping confetti of 10,000 duit raya or money packets from the roof of the stadium in which he was performing. Each packet contained RM1.