15 Romantic Photos of Ariel NOAH and Bunga Citra Lestari Dancing, Saying 'I Love You' 6 Times

Ariel NOAH and Bunga Citra Lestari performed romantically at the Java Jazz Festival 2023. They performed a duet while dancing on stage. The audience at JIExpo Kemayoran was immediately entertained.

Ariel may be skilled as the frontman of NOAH in performing alternative rock songs. However, when it comes to performing jazz live, it's a different sensation.

Ariel had actually prepared a surprise for this jazz performance. He invited BCL to join him on stage for a duet. Such a gentleman, Ariel even bowed when welcoming BCL.

Ariel and BCL performed the song Something Stupid, which was once popularized by Nicole Kidman and Robin Williams.

The soul of the song lies in the intimate chemistry between the female and male singer. BCL and Ariel easily displayed this on stage.

"I never imagined that I could perform this song on stage. Usually, I only sing it in the car. This is special," said Ariel.

This is not the first time BCL and Ariel Noah have collaborated. Previously, they released a duet single singing Menghapus Jejakmu. 

They prepared a little surprise for the audience at the beginning. BCL did not immediately enter when the song was sung. She entered when the chorus part came. The audience cheered in excitement. 

They danced to the jazz rhythm played by Tyo Alibasha and band.

In their performance at Java Jazz, Ariel also sang NOAH's hit songs. 

In this event, Ariel was scheduled to perform at 18:15. However, 45 minutes before that, the audience had already crowded the venue. They couldn't wait to see Ariel's jazz performance. Especially since there were rumors that he would duet with BCL. 

Java Jazz decided to invite Ariel NOAH and BCL because they believed that their collaboration would be great. They are considered quality and experienced musicians.  

Ariel joked in response to his duet with BCL. "If you count it, he said 'I Love You' 6 times," he joked.

BCL responded casually, "If you add the ones from before, there are a lot, right?".

For a jazz singer, Ariel successfully entertained the audience. He was not inferior to other performances such as Christie and Mahalini who also performed on the same day.