Yunita Ababiel

Yuyun Nabiela, also known as Jujun Nabiela or Yunita Ababiel, was an Indonesian dangdut singer. She became known for her 1999 song "Trauma."

Yunita Ababiel
Born	Frida Kartika Sriwahyuni (1964-01-15)January 15, 1964 Bandung, West Java, Indonesia
Died	July 13, 2025(2025-07-13) (aged 61) Depok, West Java, Indonesia
Other names	Jujun N. (1979–1990) Yuyun Nabiela Yunita Irani
Occupation	Singer
Spouse(s)	Alik Ababiel ​ (m. 1981)​ Musical career
Genres	Pop, dangdut, qasidah
Instrument	Vocals
Years active	1979–2025
Labels	Musica Studios (1979–1990) MSC Records (1991) New Metro/Blackboard (1997–1999) AGIP (2001) MGM Records (2002)

Personal life and death

Yunita, the fourth of nine children, got engaged to Alik Ababiel, songwriter and leader of the 1970s rock band "Mountain Boys" (1974–1983), on June 29, 1979. The couple had six children together.

Yunita Ababil died at her home in Depok, West Java, on July 13, 2025, at the age of 61.^[1]

Discography

Studio albums

Pop

• Vol. 1 (as Jujun N., 1979)
• Vol. 2 (as Jujun N., 1980)
• Vol. 3 (as Jujun N., 1981)
• Vol. 4 (as Jujun N., 1982)
• Vol. 5: Kau Yang Pertama (as Jujun N., 1983)
• Vol. 6 (as Jujun N., 1984)
• Vol. 7 (as Jujun N., 1985)
• Vol. 8 (as Jujun N., 1986)
• Vol. 9 (as Jujun N., 1987)
• Vol. 10 (as Jujun N., 1988)
• Vol. 11 (as Jujun N., 1989)
• Vol. 12 (as Jujun N., 1990)

Dangdut

• Forgive Me, Darling (as Sriwahyuni, 1979)
• Ujang Eneng (as Yunita Irani, 1991)
• Patience (as Yunita Irani, 1997)^[2]
• Quarrel (1997)
• Trauma (1999)
• A Woman's Feelings/Confession (2001)
• Shaken (2002)

Joint compilation album

• 10 Best Songs of LCLD-IV Surabaya 1994 (1994, song "Patung Batu" under the stage name Yuyun Nabiela)^[3]

Singles ^[4]

• "Gundah" (2018)
• "Maha Cinta" (2018)
• "Shalawat Allahul Kahfi" (2021)

Awards

• Nomination - Best Dangdut Female Solo Artist Indonesian Music Awards 2015