Unesa.ac.id, Surabaya - Azizah Miraj Nanda or known by the stage name as Mira Kirana who is student of Javanese Language and Literature Education, Faculty of Language and Arts, State University of Surabaya (Unesa) win the ompetition of Campursari and Pop Javanese, The Next Didi Kempot in GTV for the grand final, on Wednesday (20/1).
The performance of 22-year-old female singer from Nganjuk, East Java amazed the audience, even winning a standing ovation from five judges at once. Starting from Via Vallen, Inul Daratista, Denny Caknan, Danang. Nur Bayan who has been the hardest person to give standing ovation in The Next Didi Kempot, they gave their appreciation and standing ovation for Mira that night.
Mira manages to become the 'queen' of The Next Didi Kempot after defeating six other contestants. Mira's distinctive voice can give the audiences goosebumps. Moreover, he is also good at playing traditional musical instruments such as gamelan. On stage, Mira even showed her gamelan talent while singing so that it was flooded with praise.
For her achievements, Mira was awarded the champion of The Next Didi Kempot. In addition, it also received other appreciations in the form of winning singles, batik fabrics left by the late Didi Kempot, and money which is worth it for 70 million rupiah symbolically handed over by the Managing Director of GTV Valencia Tanoesoedibjo.
Rector Unesa Prof. Dr. Nurhasan, M.Kes., said that Mira Kirana is one of the best students in Unesa. The second child of Kadino and Welasmini became an icon who often performed and do some excellent performance at events in UNESA both nationally and internationally.
Since the beginning of the competition, Unesa continues to provide the best support for her who now sit in the seventh semester. Rector Unesa made a special support video for him. "The spirit and success continues for Mira. May continue to be the best for her parents, family, Unesa and the nation," said Prof. Nurhasan, M.Kes. "Mira Kirana's talents and the achievement of her may be the motivation for all Unesa students to continue to act and excel," he concluded.
Unesa Distributes Personal Protective Equiptment for Some Hospital in East Java
The Covid-19 vaccine program has started to be carried out gradually. However, health protocols such as wearing masks, keeping distance, and washing hands periodically should still be carried out. Medical personnel are also required to continue wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during their duties.
In order to meet the needs of PPE for health workers in East Java, Unesa through the Community Service program in collaboration with the Unesa Crisis Center (UCC) distributed a number of PPE to several hospitals in East Java. The assistance consists of medical aprons, medical shoes, medical plastic bags, and other medical needs.
Rector of Unesa, Prof. Dr. Nurhasan, M.Kes., said that the assistance of PPE is one of Unesa's efforts to answer the needs of PPE whose availability is increasingly scarce. "We know yes, the use of PPE is disposable, so it is 2017. Therefore, we distribute the PPE," he said.
Assistance through the PKM Unesa program is based on the needs analysis factor in the field. In addition, the type of material selected is not arbitrary and adjusted to procedural operational standards (SOP) and health protocols in hospitals.
Nurhasan hopes that the PPE assistance can keep the medical team and health workers as the vanguard against covid-19 remain protected and maintained safety. "They are spirited inside the hospital, we are also passionate about undergoing health protocols and keep the spirit at home if it is not necessary outside," he said.
PKM Program of Unesa is a campus program organized specifically to help the community. During the pandemic, Unesa through the extension of PKM and UCC teams routinely descended into the community in various forms of activities. "Because this is a pandemic, Unesa's focus helps reduce the spread of Covid-19 in the community, lighten the economic burden of the community, and much more," he said.
"We hope that the pandemic will end soon," he concluded (Yam)
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