If the view count on the last post is any indication (5,000 in 24 hours), the long time readers must have been aching for a new girl over the weekend. Here is another to satisfy your hunger. This bite sized beauty is Anh Minh Le Doan. She is a singer, and was part of a Duo group known as Puriti before splitting off and starting a career on her own. Apparently she is pretty popular as well.Apparently Vietnam has good cameras, but poor disk space, because I could barely find any photos that were larger than 300 pixels wide, anywhere over the entire Internet. That includes on Anh Minh Le Doan’s own MySpace website. Go figure.

Stats:

Age: 23
Height: 4’10
Weight: 95
Born: Saigon, Vietnam
Lived: Southern California
Ethnicity: Vietnamese

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Links:

Old Official Website
MySpace 1
MySpace 2

Filipina-Spanish singer Lora Love will appear in a six-page pictorial for the March issue of FHM Philippines. Asian Sirens readers, of course, get the scoop on this hottie. The pictures you see here will not appear in FHM.Raised in a small rice village in the Philippine province of Iloilo, Lora found fame in the big city of Manila at the tender age of sixteen. After doing the rounds of local TV shows, Hyatt hotels, and a movie soundtrack, Lora pursued her tertiary education at Aquinas College and Swinburne University in Melbourne. If you live in Melbourne, you may have caught one of her performances at the Crown Casino.

Now at age twenty-four, Lora returns to the Philippines with a magazine spread and a debut album. You can follow her return at her upcoming Web site, LoraLove.net. Let’s see if this dusky songstress can make a comeback from teenybopper to siren.

Ever since I heard this song in the fourth ending sequence for Gundam 00, it’s become part of my mellow midnight playlist. In her single Trust You, Japanese chanteuse Yuna Ito sings the words we would all love to hear from the Asian sirens we love.

Gundam 00 is a giant robot space opera, and astronomy nerds will appreciate the tastefully placed references in this video: antique starmaps, satellite dishes, and Jupiter looming large in the sky. If rocker chicks are more your thing, check out the video for the show’s fourth opening song, Namida no Mukou.