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Visit the Grave of Lula Lahfah, Reza Arap Reveals the Late's Dream

Visit the Grave of Lula Lahfah, Reza Arap Reveals the Late's Dream

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Visit the Grave of Lula Lahfah, Reza Arap Reveals the Late's Dream

Musician and content creator Reza Arap has just visited the grave of his beloved, the late Lula Lahfah at the Rawa Terate Public Cemetery (TPU), Cakung, East Jakarta, Thursday (29/1/2026). Reza Arap appeared to be trying to be strong and showed his commitment to continue moving forward in honor of the late's wishes.

For Reza Arap, the late Lula was someone who always provided full support for his career. He expressed that his beloved always wanted to see him continue to grow and become an even more creative person in his work.

Access articles about Lula Lahfah at Liputan6.com.

https://www.liputan6.com/news/read/6266866/polisi-ungkap-alasan-keluarga-lula-lahfah-tolak-autopsi

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"Lula's dream is that I want to see the cave more advanced, crazier. So for me, there's no time for sadness, there's no time to be sad," said Reza Arap.

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Reza emphasized that the spirit left by the late one has become fuel for him to work harder. He does not want to waste time and promises to focus on the future.

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There are many big plans that Reza Arap had prepared with the late one while she was still alive.

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All these plans have now become a personal mission for Reza to complete one by one. He ensures that this year and the years to come will be proof of his hard work in fulfilling that promise.

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"Everyone who knows my plans also knows, the late one knew that during her life I would do this in this year and the following years," he said.

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One of his main focuses in the near future is to continue the creative activities he has long pursued. Reza Arap wants to remain active in the digital world and social media in line with the path he has been taking.

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"And for sure, the closest streaming marathon will still go on," explained Reza Arap.