Ophie Danzo Denies Being A Voodoo Crew And Expelled From The Band

Ophie Danzo, ex-voodoo vocalist (Instagram @ophiedanzo)

JAKARTA - Ophie Danzo denied Edo Widiz's statement when he was a guest on the YouTube channel Ferdy ELEMENT, who called him a crew member for Voodoo, and was then invited to join and be issued.

According to Ophie Danzo, many of Edo Widiz's statements were not in accordance with existing facts.

"There are many things that don't match the reality that are said there, and I don't know anything, I don't know other friends in Voodoo either," said Ophie Danzo via his YouTube channel, Wednesday, November 22.

"First, I was called a Voodoo crew, that's not true at all, I've never been a Voodoo crew," he said.

Ophie admitted that he had helped Voodoo during training at the music studio, before joining as a vocalist. However, he did not feel like a crew for the band.

"Even if I was in the studio where Voodoo was practicing, I'll just help you have fun. And I've never been a Voodoo crew, I don't know why he (Edo Widiz) can say I'm a Voodoo crew," he said.

Furthermore, Ophie also denied Edo Widiz's statement that he was expelled from the band in 1995.

"So, what's true is that I resigned, after the album Salam Untuk Dia or the album WOB was released, today it's released, okay, today I'm out," said Ophie.

Meanwhile, the decision to leave Voodono was made because he felt that Edo Widiz had interfered too much in his personal life.

"So, I came out because I intervened too much in my life," concluded Ophie Danzo.