The Trio of Musicians Safira Inema, Esa Risty, and Woro Widowati Present a Fresh Collaboration in the Koplo Dangdut Genre

Kapanlagi.com - A fresh collaboration of three talented musicians, Safira Inema, Esa Risty, and Woro Widowati, brings a new color to the world of koplo dangdut music. They come together to combine their vocal characteristics and musical styles, creating a different and more dynamic music experience for fans.

Through this project, the three of them strive to explore the richness of Javanese music by combining modern and traditional elements. Safira Inema is known for her soft and energetic voice, having a significant influence among young koplo dangdut lovers.

Esa Risty, on the other hand, brings a classical touch with traditional Javanese nuances, while Woro Widowati is a young innovator known for her fresher and often viral Javanese pop koplo genre. The three of them present three songs in this collaboration, Safira Inema with Pujaningsih, Esa Risty with Ngamen 10, and Woro Widowati with Kalah 2.

1. Three Singers With Unique Vocal Characters

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These three songs were released simultaneously in October 2024, offering different musical presentations that still feel harmonious to the listeners.

“The idea for this collaboration came about because we wanted to bring a different vibe by combining three unique voices and characters. Each of us has our own style and fans, and we feel that this collaboration can bring a fresh new color to the music we present,” said Woro Widowati.

“In Java, there are rarely collaborations of a trio with different vocal characters and genres. I am in campursari with cultural elements, Safira in dangdut ambyar, and Woro in pop ambyar. This collaboration is really cool because it can reach the public with different colors,” Esa Risty added.

2. Starting a Career in the Same Year

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Safira also admitted to being very enthusiastic and happy with this idea. "It is still rare to find a trio of female vocalists with their own differences performing Javanese dangdut songs that are emotional. I hope our songs can be liked by many people and bring a new color."

These three singers started their careers around 2019-2020, a time when they accompanied listeners during the pandemic. This collaboration also serves as a reminder and reaffirmation of their presence on the Indonesian music stage.

“Alhamdulillah everything went smoothly, maybe because the songs performed are of the familiar Javanese dangdut genre. I hope that with the release of our latest video, we can bring a new color to the Indonesian music industry and consistently present other new content,” concluded Safira, who hopes this collaboration continues to run smoothly.

(kpl/aal/ums)