The Excitement of These Siblings from North Maluku Competing in LIDA 2021 Online Auditions

KapanLagi.com - Liga Dangdut Indonesia (LIDA) 2021 will soon be back on Indosiar. Entering its fourth year, this largest dangdut competition in the country will once again search for talented young talents through online auditions held in 34 provinces of Indonesia from November 15, 2020, to January 17, 2021.

North Maluku is one of the provinces whose people are very enthusiastic about participating in the LIDA 2021 online auditions. Moreover, in 2020, Gunawan from North Maluku successfully became the runner-up.

This time there is something interesting about the participants from North Maluku. There are siblings named Lui and Adi who apparently both participated in the LIDA 2021 online auditions in North Maluku Province on Sunday (13/12).

1. From Pop Music to Loving Dangdut

Lui, an 18-year-old student, usually participates in pop music competitions. But this time, he tried singing dangdut songs.

"LIDA is different from the other competitions I've participated in. I got to know dangdut during Dangdut Academy 4. At that time, Fildan was really good, and I started to love dangdut," said Lui during a virtual interview on Sunday (13/12).

When asked about the difficulties of singing dangdut songs, Lui mentioned the vocal style and emotional expression. "The difficulties lie in the vocal style, as dangdut is quite challenging, and singing dangdut songs is different from pop songs. Dangdut requires a deeper emotional connection," he explained.

2. Loving Dangdut Since Childhood

Meanwhile, Lui's younger brother, Adi, has been a fan of dangdut since childhood. The 14-year-old student's motivation for participating in LIDA 2021 is to develop his talent and make his parents proud.

"Since I was little, I've loved dangdut and Malay songs. I've participated in many competitions before, but this is my first time joining LIDA. I want to make my parents proud and further develop my talent," said Adi.

3. Competing But Supporting Each Other

Despite competing in the LIDA 2021 event, these siblings continue to support each other and learn together. "If you feel challenged in the competition, it's necessary, but still support and encourage each other," said Adi.

"If you feel challenged, it's not a problem because my sibling and I are like learning from scratch together. So, we motivate each other, share knowledge together," concluded Lui.

Keep fighting, KLovers who are striving to achieve their dreams in LIDA 2021. Don't forget #RememberMother'sMessage, wash your hands regularly with soap, wear a mask, and avoid crowds. Stay safe!

(kpl/rhm/lou)