Reap Praise, Anggun Sings in Arabic for the First Time in Morocco

Kapanlagi.com - Anggun once again captured public attention after dazzling performances at the prestigious The Oriental Song event in Tangier, Morocco. The event was broadcast on various European television stations and in Maghreb countries, showcasing Anggun's skills, which this time surprised everyone as she sang a song in Arabic.

Previously, Anggun had created various special moments, including appearing as a guest of honor at Isyana Sarasvati's concert and singing the theme song 'Citra' for the Indonesian Film Festival. However, her latest performance in Morocco adds to her long list of achievements. Her graceful appearance in elegant attire captivated the audience, who welcomed her with thunderous applause.

"This is the first time I have sung in Arabic," Anggun revealed.

She admitted that she had to learn the language phonetically due to its complexity. "The language is very complicated, but I was carried away by the wonderful atmosphere in the fairy tale land of Morocco," said Anggun.

1. Anggun's Global Reputation

This performance was not only appreciated on the international stage but also sparked a sense of pride among the Indonesian people. Clips of her stage action uploaded to social media received an extraordinary response, with many netizens expressing their admiration for her success in bringing honor to the nation.

The event, attended by artists from various countries, further solidified Anggun's status as an Indonesian artist with a global reputation. Performing in front of an international audience, she proved that her talent knows no geographical boundaries.

2. An Icon of Indonesian Music Worldwide

Anggun's success in Morocco reaffirms her position as an icon of Indonesian music on the world stage. With her extraordinary dedication, Anggun continues to be an inspiration for many, especially young generations who dream of breaking into the international scene.

Don't be afraid to dream, KLovers, if you don't dream, when will you?

(kpl/far/pit)