Debut First Becomes Concert Promoter, Indra Bekti Involves Nikita Mirzani in Hip Hop Concert on March 29

Kapanlagi.com - Presenter Indra Bekti continues to provide the latest work in the entertainment world. The latest, the Jakarta-born man tries to become a music event promoter. Debuting as a promoter, Indra Bekti held a music concert entitled "Konser Hip Hop 29 Mars" with the hashtag #marisenangsenang29mart.

This concert will be held at Live Space, SCBD on March 29, 2020. Several famous hip hop groups will enliven the "Konser Hip Hop 29 Mars", such as Iwa K, Neo, Sweet Martabak, BG, and T-Five.

"I was trusted by friends to be a promoter for the hip hop concert on March 29 with the hashtag #marisenangsenang29mart. I want to bring back the hip hop lovers from the 90s, it will be fun to collaborate with them. Finally, on March 29, we will make it a hip hop event by inviting senior musicians," said Indra Bekti in Bangka, South Jakarta, on Wednesday (19/2/2020).

1. Music that Once Thrived in the 90s

From the line up that enlivened the Hip Hop Concert on March 29th, it is indeed a music group that once thrived in the 90s. Indra Bekti said, through this concert, the audience will be able to reminisce with the presentation of hit songs from the 90s.

"Because people are starting to retire, nostalgia is in. People from the 90s who are now financially stable have money and families and want to remember their youthful days, romantic times, and dating periods," he said.

2. Attended by Nikita Mirzani

What's even more interesting about the "Hip Hop Concert on March 29th" is the presence of Nikita Mirzani. The woman who is familiarly called Nyai is included in the concert's line up. As the promoter, Indra Bekti has his own reasons for involving Nikita Mirzani in this "Hip Hop Concert on March 29th."

"Because Nikita is a magnet, everyone is looking for her and her song 'Selalu Salah' went viral. We see that this person is unique, and we want something unique and contemporary, not just the old 90s, but also something contemporary. Everyone can enjoy it," concluded Indra Bekti.

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