Wali Band Successfully Concerts in Japan, Making Local Residents Join in Dancing and Singing

Kapanlagi.com - The band Wali has once again proven its existence on the international stage. This pride of Indonesia's Malay pop rock music group had great success in their concert series in Japan. The concert rocked the stage in Osaka on August 15 and Nagoya on August 17. Without holding back, the band led by Faank, Apoy, Tomi, and Ovie was greeted enthusiastically by many people.

This tour is part of the international series titled "Wali Cari Jodoh ke Asia". The enthusiasm of the audience in Japan is a real testament that Wali's music is accepted across countries and cultures.

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1. The Enthusiasm of Japanese Audiences

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The concert, which is part of the international tour titled "Wali Searching for a Match in Asia," was met with extraordinary enthusiasm. It was not only attended by Indonesian citizens residing in Japan, but Wali's concert also successfully attracted the attention of local residents who were already familiar with their hit songs. Even Japanese citizens who had lived in Indonesia joined in, singing and dancing together.

2. Local Residents Join in Singing and Dancing

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A unique sight was presented as Japanese locals sang and danced along to popular songs like 'Searching for a Match', 'Yank', and 'I Am Not Bang Toyib'. In fact, some of them were Japanese citizens who had lived in Indonesia and felt nostalgic about Wali's music.

3. Appreciation from the Deputy Minister of Creative Economy

The success of Wali in penetrating the Japanese music market received direct appreciation from the Deputy Minister of Creative Economy, Irene Umar. According to her, this is clear evidence that Indonesian music has the strength to compete at a global level.

"Wali's success in breaking into the international stage is not just potential, but a real realization of Indonesia's creative economy strength. This is an important momentum to encourage the national music industry to step more confidently onto the global stage," said Irene Umar when contacted by the media some time ago.

4. Wali's Success Can Inspire Other Bands

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Furthermore, she hopes that the achievements made by this band, formed in 1999, can inspire other musicians in the homeland.

"I hope Wali's achievements can inspire other Indonesian musicians," she added.

Wali Band not only successfully greeted its loyal fans in Japan with a stunning performance, but also became a reunion event for the Parawali who long for their hometown.

5. Wali Continues Concert Tour

After their success in Japan, Wali Band already has big plans ahead. They will continue the "Wali Seeks a Match in Asia" tour to several other countries, with Hong Kong as the next destination. Tomi, the drummer, leaked that the concert in Hong Kong is planned to be held in mid-2026.

"God willing, Hong Kong will be the next momentum. We hope the audience's enthusiasm will be even greater," said Tomi.

6. Asia Tour Concert

After the enthusiastic reception from the audience in Japan, which was truly remarkable and deserves a thumbs up, Wali Band plans to continue their concert tour. In addition to Japan and Hong Kong, this tour is also scheduled to visit Taiwan, Malaysia, and Jeddah. With full support from the government, Wali Band is ready to bring Malay pop dangdut music to the world stage.

7. QnA Wali Band Concert Tour

In which cities was the Wali Band concert held in Japan? The Wali Band concert in Japan was held in two cities, namely Osaka on August 15 and Nagoya on August 17.

What was the response of the Japanese audience to Wali Band's performance? The response from the Japanese audience was very positive and enthusiastic, with even Japanese citizens who had lived in Indonesia attending, singing, and dancing along to Wali Band's popular songs.

What is the purpose of the Wali Band concert in Japan and other Asian countries? The purpose of this concert is to alleviate the longing of Indonesian citizens working abroad and to serve as a venue for promoting Indonesian culture on the international stage.

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