Febby Rastanty and Rangga Azof Share Their Nerves Singing Live at SCTV's Anniversary

The Peak Night of the 36th Anniversary of SCTV Xtraordinary became a special moment with performances by several popular soap opera stars, including Febby Rastanty and Rangga Azof. Both, known as actors from the soap opera Let the Heart Speak, showcased their singing abilities live in front of an enthusiastic audience.

Febby Rastanty expressed her nervousness before taking the stage. However, after she started singing, the tension gradually faded and she was able to enjoy her performance. "Earlier, before singing, we were nervous, but once we started singing, it just felt free. I enjoyed it right away. I want to do it again, I want to get on stage again," said Febby at the Emtek City Studio, Daan Mogot, West Jakarta, on Monday (24/8/2026).

In her performance, Febby sang three songs to entertain the loyal SCTV audience. She realized that singing on stage was not something she was used to, so she tried to give her best performance. "I sang three songs earlier," she said.

One of the biggest challenges Febby faced was combining her singing ability with choreography. She had to memorize the dance movements while maintaining her vocals during the live performance. "Maybe because we are not used to singing on a big stage, and there are also the choreographies, right?" So we sing while also memorizing the choreography. That's what makes us nervous," he explained.

1. The Difference Between Acting and Singing

Febby Rastanty stands in the middle © Liputan6.com/M Altov Jauhar

Rangga Azof, who also performed on the stage of SCTV's 36th anniversary, felt the same way. He acknowledged that there is a significant difference between acting on a film set and singing live in front of many people. "Maybe the difference is that when we are shooting, there aren't too many people. When singing in front of a large audience, if you make a small mistake, the embarrassment can last a long time," said Rangga.

Febby added, "And it can't be repeated, because this is live." This shows how nerve-wracking it is to perform in front of the public, especially in a live format.

2. The Presence of Other Stars

In addition to Febby and Rangga, actresses Celia Thomas and Rendi Jhon also joined in to celebrate the 36th Anniversary of SCTV. Although they only performed one song, both still gave their best performances on stage. "I only have one (song)," said Celia Thomas, emphasizing her commitment to give her best even in a short time.

With stunning performances from the stars, the 36th Anniversary of SCTV successfully provided unforgettable entertainment for the audience.

(kpl/phi)