Ramadan Story Ballad Prambors, Accompanying Young People to Fast Since 2003

Kapanlagi.com - At the age of 50 in 2021, Prambors continues to consistently become a platform for creativity and entertainment for young people with various programs that are relevant to the current interests of young people.

Although Prambors continues to initiate new programs, iconic content and programs that are closely associated with the name Prambors are also not forgotten. One of them is the Ramadan Story Ballad program.

The Ramadan Story Ballad (BCR) is a radio play that presents inspiring, exciting, emotional, funny, and entertaining stories. First aired 18 years ago in 2003, this year BCR is back to accompany young people in fasting and collaborate with 4 young writers, namely Tiara Sarvatrika (IG @semestatidakbuta_), Dana Wardhana (@danawardhana), Puspita Yuniastuti (@pitacily), and Anastasya Chosumi (@taachos).

1. Lift the Story of Young People

This year BCR still lifts the everyday stories of young people, from touching family love, entertaining horror, and other exciting stories of young people. What's different this year is that BCR is present every day with various different stories and longer durations than previous years, which are between 4-15 minutes per episode, and the OST BCR this time is Hati & Paru-paru by the band Lomba Sihir

Balada Cerita Ramadhan 2021 starts from April 12 to May 12, 2021, 15 minutes before the Maghrib call to prayer during the month of Ramadan. BCR is played in 9 cities in the Prambors network, namely: Jakarta, Medan, Bandung, Yogyakarta, Semarang, Solo Surabaya, Makassar, and Manado.

2. Opportunity to Get Prizes

Loyal young people who listen to BCR will also have the opportunity to win total prizes worth tens of millions of rupiah by answering quizzes about Balada Cerita Ramadhan. Each city will select 1 daily winner who will receive Rp 250,000 per day.

As a youth brand, Prambors also keeps up with various platforms and technologies used by young people. Balada Cerita Ramadhan can not only be enjoyed through conventional radio broadcasts, but also for free and available on-demand through the Spotify application and streaming through www.pramborsfm.com.

(kpl/frs)