New Single Release, Pinkan Mambo Tells Life Story Starting from Scratch

Kapanlagi.com - Pinkan Mambo used to be known to the public when she was a part of the duo Ratu with Maia Estianty. After leaving, Pinkan decided to pursue a solo career and release several singles. However, lately, Pinkan has been almost unheard of, which of course makes many people curious.

Recently, Pinkan explained her situation. Proudly, the singer born on November 11, 1980, admitted that she is very happy. Her current busyness is taking care of her child, family, and business. Pinkan is also known to have just released a single titled Kekuatan Cinta.

"The song Kekuatan Cinta is under the JD Record label, led by Jan Djuhana. The story of this song is for all of you who are experiencing problems, from any kind of love problems, economic problems, anything, you must be strong and face your problems. I was looking for a way while I was gone (inactive). I left all the luxuries, indeed God arranged everything, starting from scratch again. Finally, I found the meaning of life," she said.

1. Selling Fried Bananas

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Although not self-created, Pinkan admitted that she can really relate to the song. The song represents her true self, from success, starting from scratch, to finding happiness again.

"The song is really me, I almost want to cry. From being successful and having everything but ending up with nothing. Starting from the bottom again, I used to sell cakes, sell fried bananas, I was loyal to that. Finally, I am grateful for all of this. From hardship to success again, from having no money to having money again, from being dumped to having a boyfriend again, there is always a way out. And in this song, my authenticity is revealed, this is the real me. For me, this is not a guarantee of happiness, but the guarantee is life, prayers, and our belief that saves us," she continued.

2. New Husband

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Pinkan also shared a little bit about her new husband. It turns out, they met when Pinkan was studying vocals in America. She is very grateful because her third husband is very supportive of her career.

"He is very supportive, but I am also independent and try to do it on my own without relying on my husband. So, my husband doesn't give me money. I have my own from my own work, I started as a seller of fried bananas. Even though I am an artist, I used to sell fried bananas, experiencing the difficulties of bringing my own merchandise to Sawangan by riding a motorcycle and going back home. If you are loyal to it, it will eventually become big," she concluded.

(kpl/mhr)