Happy! AGT Finalist Putri Ariani Scheduled To Bring The Song Indonesia Raya At The Opening Of The Mandalika MotoGP

Princess Ariani's appearance in the 18rd edition of the America's Got Talent final ended in fourth place. (YouTube America's Got Talent)

MATARAM - The singer from Indonesia as well as the finalist of America's Got Talent (AGT) 2023, Putri Ariani, is scheduled to appear singing the song 'Indonesia Raya' at the opening of MotoGP at the Mandalika Circuit, Central Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara on October 13-15, 2023. Head of the NTB Tourism Office, Jamaluddin Malady, confirmed that the gold-noise singer will be one of the artists who was brought in at the 2023 MotoGP event. "Yes, Putri Ariani will sing the song Indonesia Raya at the opening of MotoGP at the Mandalika Circuit," he said at the NTB Governor's Office in Mataram, as reported by Antara, Tuesday, October 3. Princess Ariani's presence will definitely be able to hypnotized the audience present during MotoGP with her gold voice. In fact, her presence can encourage people to want to watch MotoGP. "We are sure that if she (Putri Ariani, ed) sings shaking, the audience will definitely be. Moreover, Putri Ariani's name is trending, NTB residents will definitely come to watch," he said. Apart from Putri Ariani, according to the Mandalika MotoGP Field Commander, a number of artists will also be invited, one of which is the Neutral Band. "These are some artists who will fill in during the Mandalika MotoGP," said Jamaluddin Malady. Not only artists of the capital city, a number of dances typical of NTB will also be shown in MotoGP. "So there is a cultural parade that we show, this is the same during WSBK and MotoGP 2022," he said. According to him, the presence of performers like this is expected to increase the attractiveness and excitement of the MotoGP event at the Mandalika Circuit.

"So hopefully the public or spectators will be entertained, the target of 71 tickets can be sold, it can even increase the target of the audience to 100 thousand people," he said.