Finally Comeback, Singer Clara Riva Presents Single 'Coba Waras' with Full Emotion

Kapanlagi.com - It has been about 2 years since musician and songwriter Clara Riva released her debut single titled ‘Sulit Lupakanmu’. However, that doesn’t mean she stopped creating works.

Clara has been trusted by many singers in Indonesia to write songs that later became hits, one of which is Salma Salsabil's song titled ‘Bunga Hati’. Now she has decided to continue by releasing a work for herself, Clara presents her latest single, ‘Coba Waras’.

This single clearly reflects its title, telling the struggle of someone trying to stay sane and aware while losing someone they love.

"Although loss will definitely be a part of our lives, losing someone we love will leave a mark in our hearts forever," Clara stated in her written statement on Friday (30/8).

"So, as long as we are still given the opportunity to live, we must strive to remain aware and sane even when we are in a state of destruction or despair," she continued.

1. Old Story

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In addition, Clara turns out to have taken inspiration from her old story. Through Wecord, Clara was finally able to express the story from this song with the help of several parties including Kreate as Producer, Bagus Aditra Nugroho as Vocal Engineering, Bowo Soulmate as Vocal Director, Pefiri as Vocal Editor, while Dimas Pradipta handled Mixing & Mastering.

The Music Video for ‘Coba Waras’ has also been prepared by Clara, which will be released on her Youtube Channel. It tells the story of a man who is not doing well due to loss and heartbreak, which makes him traumatized by love stories with women, ultimately leading him to become a transgender person as one way to divert his pain.

"The idea and concept of this music video are really out of my mind. But the idea is unique and extraordinary," she said.

2. Unique Ideas

The unique idea for this music video comes from the Director, Prialangga. Clara also entrusted the storyline of this music video to a talented cast including: Andi Hernawan, Nunung Sapteng, Yezzy Dhea Ravica, Abdul Hafiz, and Christo Budhyono.

Clara hopes that through 'Coba Waras', many Indonesian music lovers will feel a connection, but she also reminds that the process of moving on is different for everyone.

"So, just enjoy it, and if it’s not the right time to open your heart, don’t force it," she explained.

"I hope this song can be accepted and loved by many people, I hope it can be heard from one ear to many ears, and I want that when performing, many people will sing this song along with me," she added.

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