Release of Single 'Mantra Surugana', Sara Fajira Mentions that the Song has Magical Power - Gives Me Goosebumps

Kapanlagi.com - In May 2023, singer Sara Fajira released her new single titled Mantra Surugana. Thanks to her work, Sara also received praise from the Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy, Sandiaga Uno.

The song Mantra Surugana performed by Sara Fajira is the soundtrack of the film MANTRA SURUGANA. This song has a strong magical touch.

In the song Mantra Surugana, Sara Fajira combines elements of Electronic Dance Music (EDM) with Sundanese ethnic music. This certainly creates a horror atmosphere.

1. The Song 'Mantra Surugana' Seems to Have Magical Power

Sara Fajira Claims that the Song 'Mantra Surugana' Has Magical Power / Photo Credit: KapanLagi.com/Muhammad Akrom Sukarya

When met at Kapanlagi Youniverse, Central Jakarta, on Friday (16/6), Sara admitted that this new song seems to have its own magical power. She said that when performing the song Mantra Surugana, she even got goosebumps.

"Every time I sing the mantra part on stage, I get goosebumps. It feels like I'm calling something from my subconscious mind," said Sara Fajira.

2. Eliminating the Javanese Dialect

Sara Fajira Eliminates Javanese Dialect / Credit Photo: KapanLagi.com/Muhammad Akrom Sukarya

For the singer of the song Lathi, Sara Fajira, her new work also presents its own challenges. This is because Sara has to eliminate her Javanese dialect since the lyrics of Mantra Surugana are written in Sundanese.

"It's more of a challenge because my songs are usually in East Javanese dialect, but this time it's Sundanese, so I have to get rid of the accent and be more delicate," she said.

3. Message from Sara in the Lyrics "Mantra Surugana"

Message from Sara in the Lyrics "Mantra Surugana" / Credit Photo: KapanLagi.com/Muhammad Akrom Sukarya

In addition, Sara admits that there are no significant obstacles in the process of developing Mantra Surugana. She also does not forget to convey the message contained in the lyrics of her latest song.

"Personally, I want to convey that we live in Indonesia, a country where things like this can happen in anyone's life, whether you believe it or not, supernatural things exist," she said.

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