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Want to be Buried Here! 10 Photos of Rhoma Irama's 5000 Square Meter Studio - There's a Cave That Shouldn't be Entered Carelessly

The king of dangdut, Rhoma Irama, has recently been talked about by netizens. This moment started from a video where he expressed his wish to be buried in the Soneta studio when he's gone.

So, what does the studio that is claimed to be the largest in Indonesia look like? Let's find out here!

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Rhoma Irama's studio, known as Soneta Record, was shared on Atta Halilintar's channel.

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Unlike typical music studios, Soneta Record has a very large area. In fact, Atta was invited to explore several corners.

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One of the most interesting corners is the cave that Rhoma intentionally created for musical purposes as well.

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It is known that the cave is Rhoma Irama's private area that cannot be entered casually.

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In addition to supporting his career as a dangdut musician, this studio also displays various awards received by Rhoma throughout his career.

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There are also several recording tools that were used in the past. So it can be said that this studio has been standing for a very long time and has witnessed Rhoma's ups and downs in his career.