Truly Competing in a Healthy Way, Siti KDI Remembers the Time When She Was Still a Participant in the Indonesian Dangdut Contest in 2004

Kapanlagi.com - Before social media and digital platforms developed rapidly as they are now, television shows were always the main entertainment for people when they relaxed and relieved stress at home. Like the talent search program Indonesian Dangdut Contest first season held in 2004.

Through this talent search event broadcasted on a private television station, we got to know several singers who are still active in the Indonesian entertainment industry until now, such as King Nassar with his hit song Seperti Mati Lampu. Besides Nassar, there is also Siti Rahmawati or better known as Siti KDI who is rarely seen on the screen because she chose to settle in her home country, Turkey, in 2011.

In a live Instagram session with Kapanlagi On Air, on Friday (9/10), Siti once again shared the moments when she was with her fellow contestants during the competition. It was through this competition that Siti's name started to be known by the public until now.

1. Feeling Proud

Instagram Siti KDI

"I feel proud because KDI is still successful until now, I still feel its success, still remembered and still known. It was with Nassar, so we were very lively back then and until now we still maintain our relationship. Even when I returned to Indonesia, I immediately invited them to my house and they all came," said Siti KDI.

"It was really lively, just like before, I miss all of them from the same batch (KDI 1) who came, except those who are outside Jakarta. We were united from the beginning and finally we had a reunion. The togetherness is what I miss, the sincerity without jealousy, supporting each other, it's a healthy competition," she continued.

2. Cover Song

Not only that, but Siti and her friends also covered a song complete with a video clip recorded through their mobile phones during the festive season. It's not just a cover, but the song was also dedicated to one of their late colleagues.

"We even made a cover of a sholawat song for the Eid event, if I'm not mistaken, everyone was united and it can be watched on my YouTube channel. We recorded the video using our mobile phones from our respective places, I was in Turkey at that time. We also dedicated it to the late Narendra as a way to remember him, we wrote a few words for the late," she concluded.

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