Titiek Puspa Only Went Out of the House Five Times During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Kapanlagi.com - Senior singer Titiek Puspa has only left the house five times during the Covid-19 pandemic since March 2020. Titiek Puspa is concerned about the transmission of the Covid-19 virus, considering that the singer of the song Kupu Kupu Malam is already 84 years old.

"I have only been out 5 times during this pandemic and this is the fifth time," said Titiek Puspa in a virtual press conference on Monday (11/1/2021).

1. Reduce Activities Outside the House

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Born on November 1, 1937, this singer only leaves the house for urgent matters such as shooting for her new song titled Dua Sejoli, going to the dentist, and getting vaccinated. Otherwise, she prefers to stay at home.

"Twice for vaccination, to the dentist because of trouble, shooting Dua Sejoli, and now. When shooting Dua Sejoli, I was trembling because I was scared," said Titiek Puspa.

"Because I am already 84 years old and I am afraid of the severity of this pandemic. Because I know many people have died out there," added Titiek Puspa.

2. Healthy at 84 Years Old

On Monday (1/11), Titiek Puspa turned 84 years old. The singer, who is often called Eyang Titiek, is grateful for still being given good health up to this day.

On her birthday, Titiek Puspa received a special gift from Musica Studio's, the label she is affiliated with. The gift is the release of two exclusive albums of hers on various digital platforms.

"Dua Sejoli is not new anymore, it's an old song, but before the arrangement was not captivating, while Dua Sejoli is a song to anticipate marriage, it feels like there hasn't been anything like it before. It gives encouragement to those who are getting married. I contacted Tohpati and asked for his help, I said the arrangement by Tohpati before was not impactful," said Titiek Puspa.

"I said, make it with a slightly classical waltz music with a big band so that people who want to get married feel uplifted, pushed, and supported. I want to entertain fathers and mothers so that they remember the time when they were still dating until marriage, now having children and grandchildren," concluded Titiek Puspa.

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