
Anne-Marie Hunsel
Anne-Marie Hunsel, born in Suriname, is a celebrated singer and songwriter known as the diva of the Surinamese levenslied. She moved to Amsterdam in 1968, where she became a significant figure in the music scene, connecting Dutch and Surinamese communities. Hunsel is particularly famous for her hit songs like 'Gado bles' Sranankondre' and 'Mi Dren', which continue to resonate with audiences in Suriname and among the Surinamese diaspora. Over her long career, she has been an active performer at various cultural events and festivals in the Netherlands, contributing to the cultural tapestry of Amsterdam-Zuidoost. In recognition of her contributions to the community and the arts, she was recently awarded a royal decoration during a ceremony in Amsterdam.
Not in the pool (under ¢1).
Recent news mentions
Anne-Marie Hunsel, the diva of Surinamese music, is returning home after thirty years with the special 'Mi Dren Tour 2025'.
Anne-Marie Hunsel komt naar 30 jaar weer thuis – de Ware TijdAnne-Marie Hunsel, the diva of the Surinamese levenslied, was one of the 41 people honored in Amsterdam during a royal ceremony.
Anne-Marie Hunsel en Diego Pos koninklijk onderscheiden – de Ware Tijd



