Both Sides Of Dangdut

Featuring Rhoma Irama . Yatim Piatu . Inul Daratista . Arjunanya Buaya . Evie Tamala . Salam Kangen . Dewi Persik . Goyang Asoi . Elvy Sukaesih . Bimbang Hj Ummi . Anisa Bahar . Ratu Goyang . Mutiara Hidupku . Ridho Irama . Bole saja . Julia Perez . Belah Duren . Menunggu . Mulan Jameelah . Mahluk Tuhan Paling Sexy . Nita Talia . Goyang Heboh

Inside Indonesia : The slogan ‘Dangdut Never Dies’, written in big letters, immediately leaped out at visitors entering the South Jakarta studio of TPI (Indonesian Education Television) on a Monday night in January this year.

Indonesia Artist Gallery : Raden Oma or normal rhythm called Rhoma Irama (born in Tralee, December 11, 1946; age 61 years old) is a musician of the Dangdut berjulukan King Dangdut. Overview In the seventies, Rhoma has become famous singers and musicians after a fall in the wake up music band, from the band Gayhand 1963. Not long later, he moved incoming Light Chandra negligent, to eventually form their own band called sonneteer that since 13 October 1973 start waver.

Beautiful Model : Hamidah Idham, or Cici Paramida ( born in Jakarta, 7 September 1973; age 35 year) is Indonesian singer dangdut. Cici is sister from singer of dangdut of winner KDI ( Contest of Dandut TPI) 2004, Siti Rahmawati.

MyStarhill : Titi Kamal was born on 7 December 1981 in Jakarta Indonesia. For those who adores her, you have only several weeks more before she turn 26! Don’t forget to give her presents.

PopMatters.com. : A newcomer to dangdut might wonder what the fuss is about, particularly if they’ve been listening to Bollywood songs, which dangdut resembles to the extent that Indonesian musicians sometimes take Bolly tunes, add Bahasa Indonesia lyrics, and then release them as if they were new compositions.

Far Side Music : Elvy Sukaesih is revered as one of Indonesia’s and East Asia’s greatest ever singers. From the late 60s, her career developed alongside dangdut, the deeply funky local street music, that emerged from 1950s Orkes Melayu (orchestras) and blended various foreign music including Arabic, Indian and western rock with Indonesian instruments such as suling (flute) and gendang (tabla shaped drums).

Time : Trying to get into an Inul Daratista show is like trying to storm the ramparts of Helm’s Deep it’s musty, dark, smoky, crowded and the mob seems possessed by a demonic, or at least lascivious, force. The young men have traveled many kilometers to the one-mosque town of Pelaihari in Indonesia’s South Kalimantan province to see the country’s hottest and most controversial dangdut singer.

IndonesiaMatters : To listen to some mediaeval oaf likening the cheery, pretty singer (Dewi Persik) to a prostitute, because presumably she makes their Darth Vadar-lookalike women seem dowdy, was infuriating.