Profile and Biodata of Happy Asmara, a Dangdut Singer Known as The Queen of Ambyar

Kapanlagi.com - In recent years, the name Happy Asmara has become popular. She is known as a singer and songwriter of Javanese and Koplo pop songs from Indonesia. Her name became known after she released a single titled 'Dalan Liyane'.

Her unique voice and beautiful appearance have made many people curious about her profile and biodata. So, let's take a look at the summary that I have prepared. 

Full Name: Happy Rismanda Hendranata

Place, Date of Birth: Kediri, July 10, 1999

Religion: Islam

1. Career Journey

Happy Asmara's interest in music started when she was still in junior high school. She likes dangdut music because her environment enjoys dangdut, campursari, and koplo music. Because of that, she decided to become a dangdut koplo singer. It all started from being invited from stage to stage, until finally often appearing on various national television programs.

Various experiences ranging from sadness to happiness have been experienced. Intended to fill a wedding event, it turns out there was no event when she arrived, experiencing harassment, etc. She had experienced trauma to the point where she didn't want to perform because of the harassment. However, she managed to gather herself and return to performing, providing innovation by dressing more modestly.

Her current popularity does not make Happy arrogant, she remains a humble figure. She even still wants to engage in various activities at home, from weeding to kneading dough.

2. The Origin of the Nickname The Queen of Ambyar

The origin of Happy Asmara's nickname The Queen of Ambyar was when she performed the song 'Tak Ikhlasno'. At that time, Happy Asmara was in a sad mood and the song Lord Didi Kempot was popular, so it seemed fitting for her to perform melancholic songs. This was the first time Happy performed an ambyar song, and it became a habit for her to perform sad songs, earning her the nickname. With his impressive voice and stage actions, he always impresses and makes the listeners feel emotional.

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