Dea Ananda Admits She Became Famous After Singing a Song by Titiek Puspa

Kapanlagi.com - Ariel Nidji and his wife, Dea Ananda were seen arriving at the Tanah Kusir Public Cemetery, South Jakarta, on Friday (11/4/2025). They came to attend the funeral procession of Titiek Puspa. He expressed admiration for the long dedication of the legend in the entertainment world.

"When looking at all of Eyang Titiek's contributions, I agree that she is called a hero of the arts," said Ariel Nidji when met at the Tanah Kusir Cemetery, South Jakarta, on Friday (11/4/2025).

Their presence was not just to show their sorrow, but also a form of respect for the long dedication of the legend in the entertainment world. Ariel revealed that Eyang Titiek's contributions cannot be considered ordinary.

"I'm sure we all agree. Because all this time Eyang has provided a lot of inspiration for everyone," said Dea Ananda.

1. Popular Thanks to Titiek Puspa's Song

According to Dea, Titiek Puspa has always had a great concern for the development of music in the country. She feels lucky to have directly experienced the impact of the legendary artist's works since she was little.

"It's true that when I was a child, her songs were famous. When I sang with Leony and Geovanni, there was a song created by Titiek Puspa. Her popular songs were created by Eyang Titiek," she said.

Dea's closeness to Eyang Titiek is also evident from the unforgettable personal experience when they performed on the same stage at the Synchronize 2024 event. That moment became one of the most beautiful memories in her career journey.

"Leony and I, along with former child artist friends, had the sweet opportunity to share the stage with Eyang Titiek at Synchronize. There were Eno Lerian, Leony, me, and all of that was memorable," she said.

2. Titiek Always Brings Spirit

Not only Dea, Ariel also feels that the presence of Titiek Puspa always brings a unique spirit for musicians. He said that the aura of the legend can revive the spirit of creativity.

"So she is a figure who always reminds us to be enthusiastic about doing our work," said Ariel Nidji.

For Dea, the passing of Eyang Titiek is not just a loss for the extended family of Indonesian music, but also a loss for anyone who has ever been inspired by her. He referred to the late artist as a role model across generations.

"She is a legendary figure and our grandmother for all of Indonesia. She is a figure who has inspired many people," he said.

(kpl/far/phi)