Immanuel Ragil's Funeral Likes Help Mahen And Bagas Ran Are More Known As Singers

Ragil Immanuel (central) with Mahen and Bagas Ran (doc. Special)

JAKARTA - Behind the busyness of a singer, there is a manager who does a lot behind the scenes.

This can be seen from Immanuel Ragil, manager of Mahen, Bagas Ran, and Dycal Siahaan.

The man with the full name Ragil Kembar Dwi Suryo admitted that handling three singers is not an easy matter at once. Moreover, he must help them to be widely known by the public.

Ragil said the three singers he handled had unique differences to handle. However, there are also fun things when accompanying them.

"To handle several artists, especially young talents, it's not easy. Because their characters are different, automatically the way to deal with them is also different," said Immanuel Ragil in Sawah Besar, Central Jakarta, last week.

"The unique thing is funny, it must be annoyed, like nano-nano. It's really fun, we all have one frequency. So, there's no fatigue in handling them all," he continued.

According to Ragil, the hardest thing about being a manager is when you are required to build a good image for the singer and at the same time ensure that the works produced have good quality.

For this matter, Ragil admitted that almost all of his time and energy were spent taking care of Mahen, Bagas Ran, and Dycal Siahaan.

"Making a song that can be heard by the whole community, what the artist sings is very difficult. Not only that, looking for a suitable song that really needs a big effort," said Ragil.

"Moreover, what I take care of is not just talent, but all their songs and works. I think when I'm not there for anyone else, think about where to go and think about how to develop and print new artists," he added.

Bagi Ragil, membantu seorang penyanyi mencapai potensi maksimal melalui karya adalah hal terbaik yang diharapkan dari pekerjaan sebagai seorang manajer.

"For myself personally, I want to print as many artists as possible, and I also want to make hits too, and of course I will be very happy if later the songs and artists that I was born to are accepted by the public," concluded Ragil Immanuel.