Jakarta, VIVA – The moment when the sixth President of the Republic of Indonesia, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY), attended the Pestapora Music Festival 2024 caught the attention of the public. His appearance on the first day of this music festival was one of the most anticipated by Indonesian musicians.
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From 20.45 WIB, the audience was very interested in the performance presented by SBY. It is interesting that in this evening’s performance he performed with the Tohpati orchestra.
In addition, the audience was also surprised because SBY brought several Indonesian singers. In their third appearance, SBY brought singer Rio Febrian. In this show, he performed a song that he wrote under his own name. I’m sure you’ll get there.
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“The next song I named after another national singer, Bung Rio Febrian. “In 2008, I wrote a song called “I Think I’ll Get There.”
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It is interesting that before the performance of the song SBY also addressed a few words to the audience. This advice is related to achieving the highest goals. And do not forget to involve the Creator in the realization of these ideals.
“This means that all of us, including young people, must have dreams, goals, want to do our best, do the best we can. These dreams and aspirations will come true if everyone tries, makes an effort and seeks help from the Almighty,” he said.
When SBY gave this speech, the audience on the Partaipora stage immediately chanted Aamiin in unison.
“Aaaaamiiiiinn,” the audience shouted.
Not only that, the audience was surprised by the invitation of several famous singers such as Rio Febrian, Sandy Sandoro, Joy Tobing, Yuni Shara, Ario Wahab, Lala Carmela, Ita Purnamasari, Andy Rif and Iran Perdana to perform their songs. has the right Let’s save our world together
Don’t forget, before singing the song, he reminded me again to protect the earth.
“The next song has a memory. The song has a message that the climate in this world is changing, the climate is getting warmer and it is putting children and grandchildren at risk. Therefore, countries around the world should stop it. I was invited to Norway to join world leaders in the fight against climate change and global warming. “When I returned to Jakarta from Norway, I wrote a song for our land,” she said.
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When SBY gave this speech, the audience on the Partaipora stage immediately chanted Aamiin in unison.
