Yoriko Angeline Biodata, Age, Height, Boyfriend, Family, Nationality, Career & More

Yoriko Angeline is a young and talented actress and singer from Indonesia, who has gained fame and recognition for her roles in various movies and TV shows. She is best known for playing Wati, the best friend of Milea, in the popular Dilan trilogy, based on the bestselling novels by Pidi Baiq. She is also a member of the girl band Teenebelle, which debuted in 2014 with the single “Happy Friends”.

Yoriko Angeline Wiki/Bio

Name Yoriko Angeline Agus Pebrianto
Born August 23, 2002 (age 21)
Birthplace Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan, Indonesia
Nationality Indonesian
Occupation Actress, singer, model, presenter
Years active 2013–present
Genres Pop
Instruments Vocals, piano, guitar
Labels CBM
Associated acts Teenebelle (2014–2019)
Notable works Dilan trilogy, Ustad Milenial, Jingga dan Senja
Education Global Sevilla International School, Jakarta International College, Western Michigan University
Parents Agus Pebrianto (father), Devi Krityaningtyas (mother)
Siblings Yoricko Angeline (brother)
Religion Islam
Awards Indonesian Movie Actors Award, Indonesian Box Office Movie Award, SCTV Awards, Indonesian Choice Award

Biography

Yoriko Angeline Agus Pebrianto was born on August 23, 2002 (age: 21 years, as of 2023), in Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan, Indonesia. She is the daughter of Agus Pebrianto and Devi Krityaningtyas, who are both teachers. She has a younger brother named Yorick.

She developed an interest in acting and singing from a young age and participated in various competitions and events. She also learned to play the guitar and piano. She attended SMA Negeri 1 Banjarmasin, where she was active in the school’s extracurricular activities, such as choir, theater, and journalism.

In 2020, Yoriko graduated from high school and decided to pursue her higher education abroad. About her educational degree, she made the announcement in May 2023

‘I made it! After two years at Jakarta International College and one year at Western Michigan University I’m beyond proud to announce that I’ve graduated summa cum laude with a major in Digital Marketing! 🎓🎉 This journey has been nothing short of amazing, and I couldn’t have done it without the incredible support of my professors, parents and friends. Thank you all for pushing me to be the best version of myself and for believing in me every step of the way.’

Career and Achievements

Yoriko Angeline started her career as a model and auditioned for various roles in commercials and TV shows. She got her first break in 2014 when she was cast as Desi in the TV series “Check the Shop Next Door”, a comedy about a group of teenagers who work in a convenience store. She also joined the girl band Teenebelle, which was formed by the same production house that made the TV show. The band consists of four members: Yoriko, Widya, Karin, and Tasha. They released their first album, “Dreams”, in 2015, which featured songs such as “Happy Friends”, “Cinta Monyet”, and “Tersenyumlah”.

In 2018, she landed her breakthrough role as Wati in the movie “Dilan 1990”, a romantic drama based on the first book of the Dilan trilogy by Pidi Baiq. The movie follows the love story of Dilan, a rebellious high school student, and Milea, a new girl in town, in the 1990s. Yoriko played the role of Wati, Milea’s loyal and cheerful best friend, who also has a crush on Dilan’s friend, Nandan. The movie was a huge success, breaking box office records and becoming the most-watched Indonesian movie of all time. It also received positive reviews from critics and audiences, who praised the chemistry of the cast, the nostalgic atmosphere, and the witty dialogue.

Yoriko Angeline reprised her role as Wati in the sequel, “Dilan 1991”, which was released in 2019. The movie continues the story of Dilan and Milea, as they face new challenges and conflicts in their relationship. The movie was also a hit, surpassing the first one in terms of revenue and viewership. She also sang the soundtrack of the movie, “After Met You”, along with Ara, who played the role of Dilan.

In 2020, Yoriko appeared in two more movies: “Milea”, which was the third and final installment of the Dilan trilogy, and “Under the Age”, which was a comedy about a group of teenagers who pretended to be adults. She also starred in the TV series “Uka-Uka the Movie: Nini Tulang”, which was a horror comedy about a haunted house.

In 2021, She expanded her horizons and took on more diverse and challenging roles. She played the role of Susan, a smart and independent Muslim girl, who falls in love with a young cleric, in the TV series “Ustad Milenial”. She also played the role of Jingga, a rebellious and artistic girl, who has a complicated relationship with her mother and her childhood friend, Senja, in the TV series “Jingga dan Senja”, based on the novel by Esti Kinasih. She also sang the theme song of the series, “Jingga Senja”, which she wrote herself.

In 2022, she starred in two movies: “Menemukan-Mu”, a musical romance about a girl who finds her true love through music, and “Cinta Subuh”, a drama about a girl who struggles with her faith and family. She also appeared in the TV mini-series “Dikta & Hukum”, a legal thriller about a young lawyer who uncovers a conspiracy.

In 2023, she has two upcoming projects: “172 Days”, a romantic comedy about a long-distance relationship, and “Kacamata Lani”, a fantasy adventure about a girl who discovers a magical pair of glasses.

Height, Weight

  • Height: 160 cm (5 ft 3 in)
  • Weight: 48 kg (105 lbs)
  • Eye color: Brown
  • Body measurements: 28-25-30 inches
  • Skin color: Fair
  • Hair color: Black
  • Shoe size: Not known

Yoriko Angeline Personal Life & love Affairs

Yoriko is a friendly and outgoing person, who likes to interact with her fans and friends on social media. She has over 1.5 million followers on Instagram, where she posts pictures and videos of her daily life, work, and hobbies. She also has a YouTube channel, where she uploads covers of songs, vlogs, and Q&A sessions.

Yoriko Angeline is currently single and focused on her career and studies. She has not revealed any details about her past or present relationships. She is close to her co-stars, especially Iqbaal Ramadhan, who played Dilan, and Vanesha Prescilla, who played Milea. They often hang out together and support each other’s projects.

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Yoriko Angeline and Laura Muljadi Shine in the Indonesia Musical Festival 2023

The Indonesia Musical Festival 2023, which was held on November 20 at the Jakarta Convention Center, was a spectacular event that showcased the talents and diversity of the Indonesian music scene. Among the performers who graced the stage were Yoriko Angeline and Laura Muljadi, two rising stars who have made their mark in both acting and singing.

Angeline, who is known for her roles in the Dilan trilogy, Ustad Milenial, and Jingga dan Senja, performed two songs from her latest album, Menemukan-Mu. She sang the title track, which is also the soundtrack of her upcoming film, and Cinta Sejati, a romantic ballad that features her co-star from Ustad Milenial, Rizky Febian. She also played the piano and guitar during her performance, showcasing her musical skills and versatility.

Laura Muljadi, who is known for her roles in After Met You, Kacamata Lani, and Menunggu Pagi, performed three songs from her debut album, Laura. She sang the upbeat and catchy single, Jangan Takut, which is also the theme song of her upcoming TV series, Cinta Laura. She also sang the emotional and powerful ballad, Selamat Tinggal, which is dedicated to her late father, and the fun and funky song, Laura, which is a self-love anthem.

Both Yoriko and Laura received a standing ovation from the audience and the judges, who praised their vocal abilities, stage presence, and charisma. They also expressed their gratitude and happiness for being part of the festival and for having the opportunity to share their music with the fans.

The Indonesia Musical Festival 2023 was a celebration of the Indonesian music industry, which has produced many talented and successful artists in various genres and platforms. The festival also aimed to promote Indonesian culture and identity through music and to inspire the young generation to pursue their dreams and passions.

Net Worth

Year Net Worth
2021 $1-5 million
2022 $2-6 million
2023 $3-7 million

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