14 Stages Set for People's Party
SEAToday.com, Jakarta-14 stages are set up for the people's party across Senayan-Sudirman and Thamrin. A number of musician and celebrities enlivened the event.
Among them are Ahmad Dhani, Ayu Ting Ting, J-Rocks, Nella Kharisma, and more.
Indonesian famous dangdut singer Ayu Ting Ting entertained the public at the HI Roundabout Stage. She sang some of her hits, including "Alamat Palsu", "Minyak Wangi", and "Ikan Dalam Kolam".
Dega (30) said that this party is very nice because it connects the people to their leader.
"This is good in a party of democracy, because it connects the people with their leader," Dega said.
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