Had Gold Ahead Of The Concert In Malaysia, Marsya Voice Of Baceprot In Fact Appears More Maximum

Marsya, vocalist and guitarist Voice Of Baceprot (Instagram @voiceofbaceprot / @alexis_calvin)

JAKARTA - The vocalist and guitarist of Voice Of Baceprot (VOB), Marsya, expressed his anxiety before the concert in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on February 19 yesterday.

This anxiety started when he lost his voice one day before going to the stage.

"9 years of singing for VoB, just yesterday I felt the H-1 of the voice concert suddenly disappeared. Even though one day before flying, my cough had improved. While on Backstage, I had time to ask Sitti and Widi, 'If in the middle of a voice concert I can't do it anymore, how about it?'. The question I asked was because I was too panicked and stressed," explained Masya via Instagram.

"But they are still trying to calm. Disbursement the atmosphere so that I can relax more. Until the time when I got on stage, I was still not sure about my voice. 1 word that I used as a trigger at that time. The shout "MALAYSIA!" what I said at the beginning of the concert was a sign that God had approved my concert that night. In fact, before going on stage I said that tonight my voice was not optimal, so at least my stage action must be sure," he continued.

But apparently, when Voice of Baceprot started, everything went well. Even more than imagined.

"But God gave me both. My voice and the stage action that took me off. So far, there were some people who asked me past dm whether I was drunk at that time," said Marsya.

Not to forget, Marsya also expressed her gratitude to the fans who attended the concert.

"Anyway, yesterday's concert in Malaysia was one of the best gifts for the birthday of VoB this time. Thank you Baladceprot Malaysia!!" said Marsya.

"I also want to thank all my friends who continue to pray for my health. Hopefully, you can feel the benefits of these good prayers," concluded Marsya.

Voice Of Baceprot held a concert at Zepp Kuala Lumpur on the evening of February 19. The band, which was just included in the list of NME 100, was opened by an experimental death metal troop from the neighboring country, Blind Tribe.