Ouk Sokun Kanha http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ouk-Sokun-Kanha/153068220123 Young, talented, bright, hard working, pretty, gentle, well-educated - not to mention her ability to rock and roll, Ouk Sokun Kagna (Kanha) is all that! Then, you may wonder why this little girl is so right on track with what she is doing at a very young age and what made what she is today. In short, it is her determination and hard working. Of course she was born in a family deep-rooted in music but she is the one who made what she is today herself. Ouk Sokun Kagna started her career exploration in entertaining people since she was about 10 years old. While some girls still play dirt in Cambodia at her age, Ouk Sokun Kagna would go with her father who was a musician and sang along. She took any opportunity she could to show off her God-given talent on stage and not let go the microphone until she is now a professional singer. Ouk Sokun Kagna was born on September 14, 1986 (1987 based on other sources) in Phnom Penh. She is the eldest child in the family among another sister. Her mother En Sokun is now divorced still lives with her and her sister in Phnom Penh. According to some news sources, her father now lives in Australia. Ouk Sokun Kagna is a Fine Art University graduate. Her major is Khmer Traditional Dance. Part of the introduction for the interview with Yuk Chinda for CTN Channel 21, Ouk Sokun Kagna performed a beautiful solo Robam Chuen Por (Blessing Dance). Ouk Sokun Kagna now lives with her mother in Phnom Penh, managing her beauty salon with her mother when she is free. When it comes to her career path, it is very interesting to know that Ouk Sokun Kagna always likes music since she was young. Initially, her father didnt know that Sokun Kagna had the talent and he was surprised when he heard her singing behind the wall when he was teaching his students to sing. Then, he always took her with him when he and his music band performed. Sokun Kagnas father also wrote Rock music and songs. So he wrote songsOuk Sokun Kagna Performing Robam Chuen Por (Blessing Dance) for her to sing. One day when the singer of the band was absent, Ouk Sokun Kagna ruled the stage! In the documentary video clip, Ouk Sokun Kagna was just a little girl - 10 years old but she rocked the stage like a star. Her mother also liked to sing. Sokun Kagna and her mother always went to Ear Vathanas house to sing Koraoke. Knowing there was a great potential for marketing opportunity, Ear Vathana who was later the producer of Reaksmey Stung Songke (RSK) production decided to create CD albums for her together with Kum Buna Deth, Yourk Thit Ratha, Sem Sang Vath and Bou Vichet in 1998. The name of the production at the time was EV Production short for Ear Vathana the producers name.