Thalia Putri Onsu's First Time Playing Piano on Stage, Ruben Onsu Nervous and Wants to Hide

Kapanlagi.com - Ruben Onsu and Sarwendah could be happy right now. Which parent wouldn't be happy to see their child grow with talent. Not only Betrand Peto, but also little Thalia Putri Onsu.

Yes, not only talented in singing like her older brother, Thalia can also play the piano. She has even performed on stage and was broadcasted by one of the television stations. Apparently, that made Ruben extremely nervous. He revealed it himself when interviewed at Trans TV, South Jakarta, on Monday (26/10/2020).

1. Want to Hide

Ruben Onsu © KapanLagi.com/Muhammad Akrom Sukarya

Because of the tension, the presenter and reliable businessman even wanted to hide.

"Onyo, who is already so big, I even felt nauseous. If there is an underground room, I want to hide there first, oh," said Ruben.

2. Initially Only Singing

No wonder Ruben is extremely tense, because this is the first time Thalia played the piano in front of the public. It was also requested by the TV station only 3 days before the event.

"That was the first time Cici was challenged by TV to play the piano, and it was 3 days before. Initially, she was just singing, but there was a special treatment like that. Finally, Cici was discussed, and she agreed. Well, she is indeed taking piano lessons. It's good that the lessons she took have benefits," explained Ruben.

3. Thalia Agreed

Ruben Onsu © KapanLagi.com/Bambang E Ros

Ruben explained the concept of the event to his daughter using a language that was easy to understand. As a result, Thalia agreed.

"I explained it. So I explained it in my own language, 'Ci, dad wants you to play the piano on MNC TV's birthday', 'okay, dad'. That's all she said. So I told her teacher about this song," Ruben continued.

4. So Calm

Like a professional, Thalia confidently performed on stage. Meanwhile, Ruben and Sarwendah were extremely nervous.

"Yeah, so calm, she's relaxed because she knows how. Well, if we're not calm because we don't know how, 'can we do it, can we do it'. Because she knows how, she knows," he concluded.

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