Malaysian girl group Dolla's virtual concert to raise money for medical frontliners


Dolla hopes that its songs can motivate listeners during these tough times. Photo: Dolla/Instagram

Malaysian girl group Dolla has been the talk of the town lately, especially when the quartet was featured on Spotify's New York Times Square billboard last month. The girls – comprising Sabronzo, Tabby, Syasya and Angel – are following up the buzz with a virtual concert called Stay Strong Malaysia.

The live concert will be 90 minutes long and is aimed at spreading awareness as well as raising funds to purchase medical supplies for hospitals and support medical frontliners who work tirelessly battling Covid-19.

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