In recent days, many of us have seen a beautiful foreign girl singing Nepali songs, Especially in Musical.ly and Instagram feeds. She has been viral and internet sensation all over Nepali social feeds.
She has already stolen thousands of Nepali youngsters’ hearts through her beautiful smile and lip-sync videos. But the facts that shocks you, she is not only singing Nepali songs on the screen but also she has a special affection for Nepali cultures, Nepali foods, Nepali people and of course amazing places.
Yes, she is non-other than Aussie beauty queen Amy Falzo. Nepali Trends has asked her a few questions about her love for Nepal, her personal life, and musical.ly journey.
Amy Falzo Biography
| Name | Amy Louise Fallan |
|---|---|
| Nick Name | Amy Falzo |
| DOB | 19th of May 1998 |
| Birthplace | Sydney, Australia |
| University | Western Sydney University |
| Education | Bachelors in Communications, Majoring in Media Arts & Productions (running) |
| Current Residence | Sydney, Australia |
| Interests | Filming, Editing, Scriptwriting, Technology |
| Fav Nepali Foods | Mo:Mo, Chicken Curry, Jalebi |
| Favorite Places in Nepal | Kathmandu, Pokhara, Mustang |
| Relationship Status | Single |
| Favorite Nepali Celebrities | Namrata Shrestha, Malvika Subba, Asmi Shrestha, Malvika Subba, Payal Shakya, Nagma Shrestha, Subeksha Khadka, Shrinkhala Khatiwada |
| Amy's Facebook | AmyFalzo |
| Amy's Twitter | AmyFalzo |
| Amy's Instagram | AmyFalzo |
| Amy's Snapchat | AmyFalzo |
| Amy's Youtube | AmyFalzo |
| Amy's Musical.ly | @amyfalzo |
Here’s a detail interview with Amy Falzo!
NT – Namaste Amy!
Amy – Namaste! 🙂
NT- What is your full name, current education, DOB?
Amy – My full name is Amy Louise Fallan. The name Amy Falzo came from my friends in high school who used to shorten my last name to Falzo and it just kind of stuck. I study full time at Western Sydney University. I’m undertaking a bachelor’s in communications, majoring in Media Arts & Productions which is basically filmmaking and editing. I’m 5.08 feet, and I was born on the 19th of May 1998, so I recently turned 20.
NT – Where are you originally from and where are you living now?
NT – When did you come to Nepal for the first time?
Amy – The first and only time (so far) I have been to Nepal was last year during Dashain and Tihar. I was there from the end of September to the beginning of November. It was an incredible experience.
NT – What is your favorite Nepali food?
NT – Which was your favorite Nepali musical.ly video so far?
Amy -My favorite Nepali musical.ly I couldn’t pick, I’d have to give a few special mentions. Of my own so far, I really like the Purba Paschim Rail mainly because of the outfit I’m wearing. I absolutely love seeing people duet with me and copy the dance moves, I love to watch them all.
NT – What is your favorite Nepali food?
NT – Which was your favorite Nepali musical.ly video so far?
NT – What is your next plan for Nepal trip?
NT – 2 Good and 2 Bad things about Nepal?
2. People and food are both amazing: Generally, most Nepali people are so happy, nice and love to meet you. Everyone I met enjoyed my singing of Nepali songs. The food is funny because as a westerner you wouldn’t really think Nepal screams great food… but that’s where we are proved wrong! Nepal has some of the tastiest meals and even the Thakali is so delicious. I miss the food so much.
1. Traffic Jam: The traffic system is a major problem that can be improved on if the government comes together. Paving the roads properly to be smooth, line marking, working traffic lights, and a direct road with suitable sized two-way lanes between Kathmandu to Pokhara are all away to ease transport around (at a minimum) the two main cities and relieve congestions on the road. I know there are a lot of steps to take to get to this stage and Nepal has many other problems it needs to tackle as well but I always believe this is a good start.
2. Language barrier and water: For me, living in a Nepali household for 6 weeks and not knowing the Nepali language that well it became incredibly isolating and lonely at times as I couldn’t communicate with the family I was staying with. Generally, most of the younger generation I met could speak English so that was great, but the older generation of aunties and uncle find it more difficult to communicate. This isn’t really a bad thing about Nepal as Nepali is the national language and I never expected everyone to be able to speak English. However, for me, it was definitely something I struggled with when I couldn’t understand the conversations.
NT – Which is your Fav Nepali celebrity?
Amy – My favorite Nepali celebrity has to be Namrata Shrestha. I’ve watched many of her films and have followed her work for a long time. On the other hand, I have a huge amount of respect for all the Miss Nepal’s both new and older, such as Asmi Shrestha, Malvika Subba, Payal Shakya, Nagma Shrestha, Subeksha Khadka… etc. I follow them all and love to follow their respective journeys and see their future lives unfold. Even look at newly crowned Shrinkhala Khatiwada, she is working to build some medical centers in Nepal – it’s great to follow.
NT – Finally, Are you in a relationship?
