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@koolfmmy: Wany Hasrita juga setuju dengan cadangan Dato' Seri Siti Nurhaliza dan Noraniza Idris untuk kerapkan siaran lagu tradisional di radio. Tak perlu tunggu program khas tradisional, selit 1 lagu setiap jam pun dah cukup untuk biasakan didengari oleh telinga generasi muda! Setuju tak? #MalaysiaDahKool

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suka lagu traditional selalunya ada pelajaran pengajaran..
2026-10-01 10:07:33
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Terima kasih koolfm
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KOOL FM TIKTOK LIKE POSTER RAMBA SCREEN MALAM MIKU
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