Very Mellow, Ashanty Writes Touching Message for Aurel Hermansyah

Kapanlagi.com - Some time ago, Aurel Hermansyah just released the single Kepastian. The single quickly became a favorite among many people, to the point that it entered the trending list on YouTube.

Many were amazed by Aurel's achievement, including her mother, Ashanty. She expressed her pride through a long post on Instagram on Sunday (5/7).

1. Changing Aspirations

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Ashanty uploaded a beautiful photo of Aurel with a red rose. "A beginning, a struggle, and a victory. I'm proud of you," Ashanty wrote in the photo.

Ashanty also revealed how Anang Hermansyah's eldest daughter's dreams and aspirations have always changed.

"It started from just a dream, until it became a reality. Because since she was young, her aspirations always changed," Ashanty wrote.

2. Never Forced

She also revealed how Anang never forced Aurel to become a singer, even though it was Anang's dream.

"The father who never forced his child to become a singer, although he surely hopes a lot with the talent she has," Ashanty continued.

3. Lack of Confidence

Ashanty © KapanLagi.com/Muhammad Akrom Sukarya

Aurel herself has never wanted to be asked to sing in front of many people. She feels insecure.

"But every time she's asked to sing, she's not confident, fights first, gives a thousand excuses, until we reach a point where we think, okay, maybe she really doesn't want to be a singer," Ashanty wrote.

4. The Right Time

Now, Aurel has truly immersed herself in the world of singing. According to Ashanty, this is indeed the right time, especially since Aurel is already mature and more committed.

"This is the right time when my sister is much more confident, much more mature, ready to be directed towards this industry, and has commitment," wrote this 35-year-old woman.

"And certainly, it's a path from the Almighty, a beautiful voice, the right and enjoyable songs, support from family and beloved brother. Oh, sorry, I became sentimental and touched at the same time proud," Ashanty concluded emotionally.

(kpl/tdr)