Because of Inul Daratista, Resty Ananta Likes Dangdut & Proves Success

Resty Ananta, a woman born in Jepara on August 19, 1996, has been fond of singing since she was a child. When she was in elementary school, she liked to participate in singing competitions at school and often became the champion.

When Resty was in junior high school, she became the vocalist of a band. However, because people in her environment were crazy about Inul Daratista, Resty was also influenced and started to like dangdut music.

Since then, Resty began her career in the dangdut scene as a singer who performed from stage to stage, village to village. She admitted that her payment was not much at first, but it was decent as pocket money.

Being a dangdut singer, Resty acknowledged that it was not easy. She was opposed by her mother because the image of dangdut singers was still looked down upon.

In addition, her mother also prohibited her because she saw that Resty had difficulty focusing on her studies and sometimes skipped school. However, because of her passion, Resty Ananta ignored her mother's prohibition. Instead, she was driven to prove to her mother that her choice of becoming a dangdut singer was correct.

Luck came to Resty when the Indo Semar Sakti music label invited her to join. In that label, she started to become a professional dangdut singer by releasing several works.

During the four years contracted and sheltered in that label, Resty then joined the Nagaswara music label. In her career journey, Resty has received appreciation from the Regent of Jepara, Dian Kristiandi. She was trusted to become the Icon of Jepara. She also tried her hand at acting by starring in movies and soap operas.

Not only her works as proof, as a devoted child, Resty, who has income not only from singing, admits that she has given her best for her mother.