Nadhira Suri Cried Multiple Times During the Recording of 'Ceritakan Padaku'

Kapanlagi.com - The beautiful singer Nadhira Suri has just released her latest single titled 'Ceritakan Padaku'. In this song, Nadhira Suri conveys many things. The most important thing is about the process of understanding, accepting, forgiving in order to achieve happiness and inner peace.

"The story is about a song to remind us that there are many messages in it. First, often we are not aware that we or the people around us actually bury a very deep wound, and it's buried, I remind that," said Nadhira Suri at the Kapanlagi.com office, Wednesday (31/5/2023).

"Secondly, from this song I also want to remind that, whatever the problem is, our problem or our friend's problem, I want to say 'hey, you're not alone, you know. I hope that with this song people can release their burdens, release their anger, their emotions. Because often wounds and anger are buried, they actually enter into ourselves," she added.

The song 'Ceritakan Padaku' was written by Nadhira Suri in 2022. She admitted that it only took her two hours to write this song. Although it was considered very fast, during the recording process Nadhira actually had difficulty.

"The difficulty was during the recording. Because singing, when recording, it must be perfect, from the emotions, articulation, technical aspects must be mastered. The difficulty was when I sang this song, my feelings were like being broken, so I cried," she said.

1. Crying During Take

Nadhira Suri: KapanLagi.com/Budy Santoso

Nadhira said that during the recording process, she always cried. Moreover, the song 'Ceritakan Padaku' itself has a very deep message. That's why when she took the vocal, she always shed tears.

"Every time I take, I cry. Or cry first, because after that my voice becomes hoarse. Then I have allergies, sneezing first. Maybe because I'm sad, so my immune system drops," said Nadhira, then laughed.

"I cried from the demo take, only then did I make the music, the next day the take was per sentence that I spoke, that I sang was really like my heart was very turbulent, then couldn't stand it, ambyar," she concluded.

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