Dorce Gamalama Creates a Religious Song About the Corona Virus

Kapanlagi.com - Long time no hear, Dorce Gamalama is known to have created a new song. The title of this song is quite unusual, which is the coronavirus.

At that time, the woman who is often called Bunda Dorce was found in the area of Jalan Kapten Tendean, Mampang, South Jakarta, on Tuesday (17/3). She admitted that the song was inspired by the holy land.

"The song is semi-religious, like Allah why is this corona in several worlds. Even here, I emphasize the two holy lands that should not happen, but the reality is like that," said Dorce Gamalama.

1. Opinion on Corona

Dorce admits that he was inspired to create a song due to the rampant news about the never-ending coronavirus. He chose Hendri Lamiri to sing his song.

"Well, I just finished making a song titled 'virus corona.' InshaAllah, it will be uploaded on YouTube today, sung by Hendri Lamiri, with the music composed by him. The song is about corona, but it also follows the recommendations from our Governor of DKI Jakarta, that for the next 14 days, we should stay at home if there are no urgent matters. However, if there is an urgent matter, we should quickly return home and wash our hands. And inshaAllah, our country will be protected by Allah SWT. Especially for those who work as news reporters, may Allah SWT protect you because of your direct contact with the situation," he said hopefully.

2. Message of the Song

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In addition, the artist who is currently in a feud with Gilang Dirga stated that he is not afraid of receiving a legal notice. This is because he prioritizes the message of the song.

"My song focuses more on this aspect (pointing to the video), I don't want to mock. It emphasizes the lyrics, 'Oh Allah, it turns out that corona affects the whole world, including Indonesia, and the most heartbreaking thing is that corona has reached the two holy places, Mecca and Medina.' I don't mention anything about the Chinese people or anything like that, but the song urges caution. Hopefully, we will not be infected by the disease," said the artist and comedian.

(kpl/aal/lmp)