Tim Pesparawi Papua Bawa Pulang 12 Medali

JAYAPURA - Kontingen Provinsi Papua menorehkan hasil membanggakan di ajang Perhelatan akbar Pesta Paduan Suara Gerejawi (Pesparawi) Nasional XIII, Yogyakarta.

Dimana Pada iven tingkat nasional tersebut, tim Provinsi Papua berhasil mendulang 12 medali dari 12 kategori yang dilombakan.

Sebanyak 10 medali emas dan 2 medali perak dibawa pulang untuk dipersembahkan kepada seluruh rakyat Papua.

Ketua Lembaga Pengembangan Pesparawi Daerah (LPPD) Provinsi Papua, Elia Loupatty merasa puas dengan hasil tersebut. Apalagi medali yang dihasilkan sedikit lebih baik dibanding iven tingkat nasional sebelumnya.

“Kalau dilihat dari segi prestasi dibanding yang lalu ini sudah maju. Intinya hasil kali ini sangat baik dan membanggakan,” terang Elia Loupatty, Senin (27/6/2022).

Elia pada kesempatan itu mengapresiasi kontingen Papua karena telah mampu membagi waktu untuk berlatih di tengah situasi pandemi COVID-19. Sementara meski  tidak optimal, berhasil mengharumkan nama Papua di kancah perlombaan tingkat nasional.

“Bayangkan empat atau lima bulan terakhir baru lancar berlatih. Tapi hasilnya dibandingkan Pesparawi sebelumnya ini lebih bagus prestasinya. Terima kasih buat pelatih dan teman-teman LPPD yang telah membina kontingen. Mudah-mudahan kedepan akan lebih baik lagi,” ucapnya.

Elia tambahkan, persaingan antar provinsi pada Pesparawi Nasional XIII yang berlangsung di Yogyakarta ini sangat ketat. Hal ini menandakan LPPD di seluruh provinsi bertumbuh, berkembang dan lebih maju. 

“Kalau dibandingkan iven sebelumnya di Kalimantan dan Ambon itu dari segi kualitas sudah lebih bagus. Kemudian terjadi pemeretaan di seluruh wilayah itu juga sukacita tersendiri, karena rata-rata ada medali di setiap provinsi,” tutur dia. 

Pada perhelatan Pesparawi Nasional XIII tersebut, kontingen Provinsi Sumatera Utara berhasil merebut Juara Umum dengan perolehan 12 medali emas. 

Ajang ini juga disertasi dengan Musyawarah Nasional Pesparawi XIII. Dimana Provinsi Papua Barat giliran bertindak sebagai tuan rumah Pesparawi Nasional XIV 2025. ***

JAYAPURA - The Papua Provincial Contingent made a proud result at the grand event of the XIII National Ecclesiastical Choir Party (Pesparawi), Yogyakarta.

Where at the national level event, the Papua Province team managed to win 12 medals from 12 categories that were contested.

A total of 10 gold medals and 2 silver medals were brought home to be presented to all Papuans.

The Head of the Regional Pesparawi Development Institute (LPPD) of Papua Province, Elia Loupatty was satisfied with the results. Moreover, the medals produced are slightly better than the previous national-level event.

"The achievements increased compared to the past. The point is that the results this time are very good and proud," explained Elia Loupatty, Monday (27/6/2022).

Elia on that occasion appreciated the Papuan contingent for being able to divide their time to train in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic situation. Meanwhile, although not optimal, it has succeeded in making Papua proud in the national level competition scene.

"Imagine, just the last four or five months have just been practicing smoothly. But the result is better than the previous Pesparawi. Thank you to the LPPD coaches and friends who have trainned the contingent. Hopefully in the future it will be even better," he said.

Elia added that the competition between provinces in the XIII National Pesparawi which took place in Yogyakarta was very strict. This indicates that LPPD throughout the province is growing, developing and advancing.

"When compared to the previous event in Kalimantan and Ambon, in terms of quality, it has been better. Then there was participation throughout the region as well as a joy in itself, because on average there are medals in each province," he said.

At the Pesparawi Nasional XIII event, the North Sumatra Province contingent won the General Champion with 12 gold medals.

This event was also accompanied by the Pesparawi XIII National Deliberation and West Papua Province as the host of the XIV National Ecclesiastical Choir Party in 2025. ***