Widuri (Indonesian Song)

Widuri  ...

When I was in Sunderland, Dec 27th, 2013, I sang this song and do missed this song badly too. I used to sing Malay and Indonesian song very well too. My late beloved father's mother was nyonya baba from Malacca and my late beloved father's father side also have nyonya baba from Penang, Thailand, and do have Chinese and Japanese linage too. I am thankful to all my ancestors and hope I also have portuguese and netherland blood lineage too. Once I get my DNA check it out, I am certain where was my lineage from in details that would be reveals without bias  ...

Widuri

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Published on December 14,2012  
Ref: 20121214-00074-201410120752-00-70-2012 12 12 102236 She beleive in me
Recorded at London, United Kingdom.

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'Widuri ' Sang by Bob Tutupoly
Written by: Slamet Adriyadi

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"Widuri" is a 1977 song recorded by the Indonesian Bob Tutupoly As you can see, the beautiful written lyrics.  Unfortunately I have missed some of the love boat and still wonder who would be the lady I should direct this song to!  Anyway I did not find any write up on this song and I just write something here.

Di suatu senja, Di musim yang lalu
Ketika itu hujan rintik
Terpukau aku, Menatap wajahmu
Di remang cahaya sinar pelangi

Lalu engkau tersenyum
Ku menyesali diri
Tak tahu apakah arti senyummu

Dengan mengusap, titik airmata
Engkau bisikkan deritamu
Tersentuh hati, dalam keharuan
Setelah tahu apa yang terjadi
***
Sekian lamanya engkau
Hidup seorang diri
Ku ingin membalut luka hatimu

Widuri…
Elok bagai rembulan... oh sayang
Widuri…
Indah bagai lukisan…
Widuri…
Bukalah pintu hati untukku
Widuri…
Ku akan menyayangi

Widuri…
Elok bagai rembulan... oh sayang
Widuri…
Indah bagai lukisan…

Google Translated

One evening, in the last season
When the rain
I'm fascinated, staring you in the face
In the dim light rainbow rays

Then you smile
I feel sorry for myself
Do not know what is the meaning of your smile

By rubbing, the point of tears
You whisper deritamu
Touch the heart, the compassion
After know what happened
***
So shalt thou
Living alone
My heart wants to dress wounds

Thistle ...
Elegant like the moon ... oh dear
Thistle ...
Beautiful like a painting ...
Thistle ...
Open the door of the heart for me
Thistle ...
I would love

Thistle ...
Elegant like the moon ... oh dear
Thistle ...
Beautiful like a painting ...

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Terasing (Cover Version of Sudirman Arshad)

Terasing (Been Isolated) ...

The late Beloved talented Sudirman has gone but not to be forgotten. This is very sad song and will be tribute to him as when his DIVORCED beloved wife left him, he got this song composed and sung it beautifully with very sad ending.  This is self slowly committing suicide song and each time I sing it, I will ended up in a very despising mode mixing with great desperately disappointment.  The direct translated the malay word Terasing would be BEEN ISOLATED.

Sudirman

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Teringin (Cover Version of Shima)

Teringin 

One of the classic collection of my Malay song was Teringin.

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Di Persimpangan Dilema (Cover Version of Nora J)

Di Persimpangan Dilema 

Personally I knew this original singer and the composer too.  This is one of my signature song and love to sing it very much too.  I do miss all of them included her husband.  I am hoping they are still doing well.

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When she was twelve Nora Ariffin wanted to be a singer. Quite naturally for schoolgirls her age the school talent contest was and still is the showcase. Little did she know that she would monopolise the winners' rostrum for six years running. Right after school in 1991 she took part in RTM's Bintang HMI talent competition. She won. A flood of recording offers followed.

"I didn't know what to do," she recalls.

Johan Nawawi had just been introduced to her by mutual friends. He, like she, also hailed from Kelantan and having had experience in the music industry Nora turned to Johan for advice.

On composer Adnan Abu Hassan's prompting they recorded five songs on a demo tape and approached several recording companies. That seemed the proper way to do it. Warner Music saw her potential and snapped her up. It was 1992. Nora had become a singer.

What followed has been nothing short of phenomenal. Nora Sandiwara has gone double platinum with sales of over one hundred and twenty thousand in Malaysia and another hundred thousand in Indonesia. This in an industry that considers sales of fifty thousand as good. And the album is still being snatched up.

Nora is especially proud of her Indonesian success.

"Of course I am happy," she laughs and adds, "It isn't easy for Malaysian artistes to penetrate Indonesia. Their standards are higher. Indonesians want something different. If I sing like them then they will not accept me. But my voice is different."

Debaran, or Heartbeat, Nora's second album was released in November. "Much of that album was recorded when we produced the first," admits Johan and indeed work has already begun on the third album. I was lucky enough to hear a couple of songs from number three album and judging by this preview - watch out Malaysia!

A very heavy promotional schedule follows the release of an album. Radio interviews, television shows, media events, meet-the-fans tour of the country, all very tightly strung together and terribly hectic but in Nora's own words it's 'satu kemestian'. It must be done and is part of the industry. You sell yourself and if people like you, if people like your songs, if people like your voice, your cassettes and your CDs sell.

"Fans appreciate my meeting with them," Nora declares, "they are very important to me."

She cites an instance that warmed her heart, "A little girl of about thirteen asked to have her picture taken with me. I put my hand on her shoulder and after the picture was taken, the little girl ran all over the place, all excited and proudly telling everyone 'Nora pegang aku! Nora pegang aku!'

"I am approached everywhere I go. But I still go shopping at supermarkets. I don't turn my fans away."

Nora realises that with her success, she has become a role model for many. "I work very hard at my image. Being a public figure I have to accept that. Now people know I'm still the same. I train myself to relax. Not that your album has sold many copies you change and become proud. I keep my image as simple as possible. If you are an egoist and say 'I'm a big star!' you won't last long."

Johan Nawawi and Nora were married shortly after they met. Nora, the youngest of seven children, was then living in Kelantan but moved to Kuala Lumpur after their marriage. "I have to follow my husband," she grins. Today, Johan is also her manager. They have a son, Mohd Syakir Iman, now three.

"Unfortunately the music industry prefers it if you are unmarried. If you have a kid it is even harder," she says. But she has succeeded despite that. Indeed, after all the promotional tours, and hectic schedules her happiest moments are spent with her son.

When I play with my kid I have no more worries," she maintains.

Johan 'I'm in my late twenties' Nawawi got into the music industry quite by chance. He tells it like this: "Normally parents want you to be a doctor or engineer or architect so they send you to school to study to become one. I spent three years at the Federal Institute of Technology and earned my diploma in architecture.

"In 1984 I chanced upon Adnan Abu Hassan who had just returned from overseas. He had written a melody which he reckoned would become a hit and invited me to work with him. I started by writing the lyrics to the song."

That song was Sheila Majid's Sinaran. The rest is history.

Sinaran became one of Sheila Majid's greatest hits and propelled her into the international arena.

"When I first saw the video of Sheila's concert in Japan I almost cried," Johan says, "All these Japanese were repeating my lyrics. And in Malay! It was an experience I'll never forget."

Johan was nineteen when he wrote the lyrics to Sinaran. "And I could only play a few chords on the guitar," he admits.

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