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Friday, November 13, 2026

Krisdayanti sorry for haze

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Indonesian singer Krisdayanti has apologised to her Malaysian fans over the haze linked to forest fires in Kalimantan, which affected the country's air quality.

Speaking to the crowd on the opening day of Ultra Kalcer Malaysia 2026, the 51-year-old said she was grateful to be able to perform despite also being affected by the haze.

"Apologies for the haze here. I was affected by it myself, but fortunately, I could still sing. We can do better."

She expressed her appreciation for fans of different generations who continue to embrace her music despite changing musical trends.

"I come from a different generation, but tonight I am reminded that good art, when it comes from the heart, will continue to live on across generations.

"Twenty-eight years ago, I came to Malaysia with my song 'Menghitung Hari'. Does anyone still remember it?" she said.

During her set, Krisdayanti performed several of her hits, including 'Menghitung Hari', 'Mencintaimu' and 'Jika Kau Tak Datang'.

She ended her set with an energetic medley of 'Mahadaya Cinta', 'Semua Jadi Satu' and 'Kamu Dihatiku Selamanya', before returning for an encore with 'I'm Sorry Goodbye'.

About 7,000 people turned up for her concert.

Organised by Neptunes Presents, the two-day Ultra Kalcer Malaysia 2026 at the KL Festival Park showcased 19 artistes from Malaysia and Indonesia.

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