Appearing at the Indonesian Children's Music and Culture Festival, Ry Hyori Receives Great Appreciation from Kak Seto and Titiek Puspa

Kapanlagi.com - Indonesian Children's Princess 2023, Ry Hyori Dermawan, is trusted to be a guest star at the Indonesian Children's Music and Culture Festival. The event was attended by the Chairman of the Indonesian Child Protection Agency, Kak Seto, and one of the senior artists of the country, Titiek Puspa.

On that occasion, Kak Seto appreciated Ry Hyori Dermawan's performance in singing the song 'Aku Bangga Jadi Anak Indonesia' (I'm Proud to be an Indonesian Child) excellently. He believes that the potential of Indonesian children should be given the best appreciation.

"I really appreciate this, because it truly reflects the seriousness in giving attention to children to grow and develop, and this is an opportunity to showcase achievements so that they can be more confident, because the potential of children must be appreciated," said Kak Seto in a written statement received by the media on Saturday (9/12).

Certainly, Ry Hyori is happy to receive the appreciation. Not only that, she is also proud because Titiek Puspa also shares the same opinion.

1. Can't Forget Culture

Ry Hyori's Performance Receives Great Appreciation (Credit: Special)

"I'm really happy, and I'm truly proud to receive praise from Kak Seto and Eyang Titiek Puspa," said Ry Hyori on the same occasion.

"I'm also proud to be able to perform in this event because I think our culture, Indonesian culture, is very important for us and we must not forget our culture," she continued.

Kak Seto added that this event aims to serve as a reference so that young people can better understand their own culture. Not only that, it is hoped that young people can love their own country's culture more.

2. Love the Homeland

"Yes, of course. Children should know their cultural roots because if they know their cultural roots, it means they love their homeland, because Indonesia is not only about ethics and aesthetics, but also nationalism. Appreciating their culture is one way for children to love their own homeland," said Kak Seto.

In addition, Titiek Puspa expressed her pride in seeing the potential of today's children.

"Wow, all the children are great, I'm proud of these amazing children," concluded Titiek Puspa.

(kpl/irf/tdr)