Saloma

Saloma (1935–1983), born Salmah Ismail, was a Malaysian singer and actress celebrated for her work in Malay-language music and film.

Getaran Jiwa: A Malay song composed by P. Ramlee and closely associated with his filmography. Saloma performed this enduring song, linking her voice with P. Ramlee’s musical legacy.
Saloma Ismail: The birth name of Malaysian singer and actress Saloma. This is the name under which Saloma was born before adopting her professional name.
Bing Crosby: An American singer and actor whose relaxed vocal style shaped popular music. Saloma adopted her professional name after the title of Crosby’s film Road to Bali.
Puan Sri: A Malaysian honorific title granted to the wife of a recipient of the federal title Tan Sri. Saloma was known as Puan Sri Saloma after P. Ramlee received the Tan Sri title.
Azizah (film): A Malay-language film featuring Saloma in an acting role. It is one of the screen appearances through which Saloma built her acting career.
Jins Shamsuddin: A Malaysian actor, director, and politician who became a major figure in Malay cinema. He was Saloma’s first husband and a fellow figure in the film industry.
Road to Bali: A 1952 comedy film starring Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, and Dorothy Lamour. Its title supplied the stage name Saloma later made famous.
Bintang P. Ramlee: A Malaysian award recognizing achievements in the performing arts. Saloma received this honor in recognition of her contribution to entertainment.
Ahmad Albab: A 1968 Malay comedy film directed by P. Ramlee. Saloma appeared in this P. Ramlee film, a notable example of her screen work.
S. Sudarmaji: An Indonesian-born singer and actor active in Malay-language entertainment. He was Saloma’s second husband, before her marriage to P. Ramlee.

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