JAKARTA - Adrian Adioetomo made a pilgrimage to the grave of the world's delta blues legend, Robert Johnson.
The American musician died in 1938 and left various heritages for world blues music such as the songs Me and The Devil Blues, Cross Road Blues, Sweet Home Chicago, and many others.
Seeing this effect, it is only natural that Adrian is willing to travel from the country to his idol's final resting place.
Moreover, this is not an ordinary arrival. Through his Instagram, he appears to be playing a song from Robert Johnson which is translated into Indonesian alongside the tomb of the legend.
"I hope you don't mind me translating one of your songs into Indonesian," said Adrian.
This unusual incident immediately drew various responses from Adrian's colleagues in Indonesia. Among them are Soleh Solihun, Indra Q (BIP), and Bonny Sidharta (Darksovls).
"Such as sending al-Fatihah, yes :)," said Soleh Solihun.
"Salute," said Indra Q.
"What is that back, huh? Rawa yak?" asked Bonny, who is also a member of the band Bonga Bonga.
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