Diva Aurel Shines at the State Palace: Music and Culture Unite the Nation

Diva Aurel Shines at the State Palace: Music and Culture Unite the Nation

 

Jakarta, August 17, 2025 – The peak moment of Indonesia’s 80th Independence Day celebration at the State Palace turned into a vibrant festivity when Diva Aurel, a young singer from Tanah Datar, West Sumatra, delivered a stunning performance alongside Silet Open Up, presenting the viral hit “Tabola Bale.”

 

“Tabola Bale” is a unique blend of Minang traditional melodies and Eastern Indonesian rap, captivating the public with its heartwarming lyrics and uplifting rhythm.

 

A Thrilling Moment at the State Palace

 

Their performance did not only entertain thousands of guests but also brought President Prabowo Subianto to join the dance, followed by the First Lady, high-ranking officials, TNI, the National Police, and other state dignitaries. The atmosphere reflected a strong sense of unity and joy, proving that nationalism can be celebrated with cheerfulness and togetherness.

 

Who is Diva Aurel?

 

Background

Born on May 23, 2005, Diva Aurel is now 20 years old in 2025. She comes from Jorong Pabalutan, Rambatan, Tanah Datar, West Sumatra.

 

Early career

Since childhood, she has been active in music, participating in Minang song festivals and performing at the Makassar International Eight Festival and Forum (F8) in 2022 with songs like “Minangkabau” and “Si Nona.” Currently, she is part of Sanggar Artindas and Kiki Acoustik, under the label Minang Timur Production.

 

Viral breakthrough

Her collaboration with Silet Open Up through “Tabola Bale” went viral on TikTok, boosted by the popular dance challenge that quickly spread nationwide.

 

A Song Bridging Cultures

 

The song tells the love story of two young people from different cultural backgrounds—Minang and Eastern Indonesia. With its fusion of traditional tones and modern rap, “Tabola Bale” delivers a message of unity in a creative, dynamic, and youthful way.

 

Conclusion

Diva Aurel’s performance at the 80th Independence Day celebration was more than just entertainment; it symbolized cultural harmony and the voice of the younger generation. Through “Tabola Bale,” she not only preserved traditional music but also brought it into the national spotlight—joyful, entertaining, and deeply meaningful.

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