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1. What's one thing that motivated you to become a inspirational singer?
2. Are you proud of who you are? Why?
3. If you were to become anything else what would it be?
4. What was your greatest achievement during your career?5. If you could change one thing about the world what would it be?

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I, personally look up to Aaradhna because of all her achievements shes accomplished besides all the negativity around her and all the people who thought she couldn't do it. This year she was voted VNZM hip/hop Urban artist of the year, but she refused to accept because she said it wouldn't be true to what her song is about. She inspires young pacific girls to have dignity in their selves and to be the best they can be.

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Aaradhna is well known for her inspirational music. She says her fourth album "Brown Girl" is a response to people trying to put you in a box, "when there's more to you than meets the eye". In her song the Brown Girl she sings about how she is not just a brown girl, but a girl that likes to sing. The track is a response to her experiences with racism, which she matched with an open letter to her fans about the subject.

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She made her musical debut in 2004 featuring on the single "Getting Stronger" with the group Adeaze which peaked at number one on the official New Zealand Singles Chart.

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Aaradhna is a New Zealand born with Samoan and Indian descent. Her father Jayanti Patel is from Navsari, India and her mother Sia'a is from the villages of Auala, Papa Uta and Falealupo, Samoa. Aaradhna began writing her own music at 11, and entered her first talent quest at 13.

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Aaradhna is a New Zealand born musical recording artist under the music label Dawn aid Entertainment. Aaradhna is originally from Porirua, Wellington, New Zealand and was born on December 20, 1983.