Uncommon, Kikan Chocolate Reveals His Late Mother's Last Request Before Death

Kapanlagi.com - Vocalist of the band Chocolate, Kikan Namara has just lost his beloved mother, Indira Damayanti, on Tuesday (8/8) yesterday. Now the body of his mother has been buried in TPU Jeruk Purut, South Jakarta, Wednesday (9/8).

Indira Damayanti was a mother figure who influenced Kikan in music. Even music became one of the things that his late mother loved very much.

When met after the funeral procession, Kikan told about his mother's last request before taking her last breath. He said that his late mother wanted her favorite music playlist to be played when she was laid to rest.

1. Favorite Music Playlist

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"So my mother really loves music even though she's not a musician. Since I was little, my mother has influenced and influenced the music references that I listen to," said Kikan Namara.

"What's unique is that my mother is always surrounded by music, she has also conveyed to us, her children, that she wants her favorite playlist to be played when she is laid to rest," she continued.

2. Kikan Faced a Dilemma

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Kikan added that this was indeed the desire of the late mother because her late mother wanted people to remember her through her favorite songs. However, of course, this made Kikan and her siblings dilemma because the request of their late mother can be considered unusual.

"It's played so that people who come can remember her through her chosen songs. At that time, to be honest, we were a bit dilemma, it's not common, usually people come to pay their respects in a mourning atmosphere," she said.

3. Don't Want People to be Sad

When asked further, Kikan explained that her mother did not want sadness to envelop when she was laid to rest. Instead, the late Indira Damayanti wanted to be remembered through things she liked.

"Apparently, my mother wanted her return or her passing away not to be something sad, but more like 'I want you to remember me through the music that I like'. Something like that," she said.

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