Penyanyi yang terkenal di Pantai Timur, Den Manjo berharap kisah yang terjadi kepada pasangan duetnya iaitu Eda Ezrin dapat dijadikan pengajaran kepada semua anak seni.
Menurut Den, situasi yang melanda Eda ada baik serta buruknya dan sebagai seorang rakan, dia sentiasa mendoakan yang terbaik buat sahabatnya.
Menurut Den, situasi yang melanda Eda ada baik serta buruknya dan sebagai seorang rakan, dia sentiasa mendoakan yang terbaik buat sahabatnya.
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00:00We can take it as a lesson for us as artists or all of us, not just artists.
00:05Some are bad, some are good.
00:11Gempak, this time it's a little different.
00:13We're with Den Manjo, a Kelantanese.
00:17Let's ask a little bit.
00:18The collaboration of the song with Nabila Razali.
00:21Maybe you can explain a little bit.
00:23Okay, this song is actually a project from Abedi.
00:25Abedi told me.
00:27So Abedi said,
00:28there's a project with Nabila Razali.
00:30I feel proud to be one of the first Kelantanese singers
00:33to have a duet with Nabila Razali.
00:36Steady.
00:36Working with Nabila Razali, is it good?
00:38She's simple, artistic.
00:39Kelantanese say, it's easy to hear.
00:41It's easy to read.
00:42It's easy to hear.
00:42Easy, simple.
00:43From the introduction, from the message,
00:45coming to the studio.
00:46Simple, artistic. Easy, easy, easy.
00:48Okay, for yourself, what's so special about this song?
00:50It's one of the biggest projects for her.
00:53Because it can go beyond the Kelantanese crowd.
00:57Being able to work with Nabila Razali.
00:58God willing, if there's a chance,
00:59if there's a chance in the future,
01:01if there's a chance, we can work together again.
01:03Or work with other singers.
01:04God willing, we can.
01:05When the songs with Ida became viral,
01:09what changes did you feel in yourself?
01:11So many changes.
01:12Before this, before the song became viral,
01:15I was once viral with the song Adik Jandar Bedudur.
01:18But Adik Jandar Bedudur,
01:19it went to Indonesia, Brunei, and Rengganu, Kelantan, Pahang.
01:23When it came to Kelantan, okay, I knew it.
01:25But when the phenomenon of Best of Babel
01:27was like Evergreen's Kelantanese song,
01:28wherever it was, outside of Kelantan,
01:30it didn't matter if it was in Malaysia,
01:31we had a shoot.
01:32One bus from Sabah,
01:34one bus from Sabah to the front,
01:35Best of Babel.
01:36One bus, getting off the bus,
01:37there were a lot of changes.
01:39And there were also a lot of shows outside.
01:41And a lot of people from Kelantan
01:44had heard the Kelantanese song
01:45and called for a show outside.
01:46Alhamdulillah, a lot of changes.
01:47Okay, I want to ask a little about Ida.
01:49Recently, what happened to Ida,
01:51maybe what you can say.
01:53For your information,
01:54as a partner,
01:56we can take it as a lesson as well.
01:58For us as artists,
01:59or all of us,
02:00not even artists,
02:01there are bad things, there are good things.
02:02For example, I'll give you a good example.
02:04When the Ida-Azrin case like that happened,
02:07Sempadan, Golok, and Kelantan
02:09were taken care of,
02:10cleaned up.
02:11So the things that came in
02:13without immigration
02:14became clean.
02:15So it's one of the good things too.
02:17It's just that there was a platform,
02:20God willing,
02:21the longest was four months.
02:22So as long as the plaintiff doesn't file a complaint,
02:25the longest was four months, God willing.
02:26We pray for Ida-Azrin, God willing.
02:28Did she have any family connections?
02:30Yes, she did.
02:31When she was pregnant,
02:32at the beginning of the case,
02:34she had connections with her siblings.
02:36We are always in touch.
02:37Sometimes we eat together at home,
02:39we call each other too.
02:40We are always in touch, God willing.