Some of you have enquired on the song at the end of the Proton Exora launch video posted up yesterday.
The song is “Menawan Dunia” by Aubrey Suwito, lyrics by Tinta S and performed by Badri Ibrahim. Look after the jump to listen to the song, and you will also find the lyrics.
Menawan Dunia
Tidak gentar
Tidak pernah jiwaku terketar
Apa jua yang merintang
Ku pasti jua bertahan (pastinya Proton bertahan)
Dan teguh ke depan
Mengibarkan sayap impian bergemerlapan
Meluncur pergi ke hala persada nan tinggi
Chorus
Kini ku menawan dunia
Telah ku gagahi pawana
Menung dan khayalku bukan lagi sekadar fantasi
Kini ku dipandang dunia
Telahku langkahi hampa dan lara
Dan ternyata kan ku
Menjangkau sejauh jua
Bridge
Yang mustahil mampu diubah
Yang samar pasti tersuar cahayanya
Biar lesu kaki melangkah
Jangan sekali mengalah
Adlib & backup vocals
Nyata kini Proton (menawan dunia)
Terbuktilah Proton (dipandang dunia)
Pasti sudah Proton (menawan dunia)
Nyata kini Proton (dipandang dunia)
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Commenters mostly express positive sentiments about the Proton Menawan Dunia song, praising it as uplifting and inspiring, with some suggesting it would be even better with a singer like Siti Nurhaliza. Several comments discuss the Proton Exora MPV, with mixed feedback—some appreciating its design, space, and comfort, while others criticize its perceived underpower and performance issues, especially in real-world driving conditions. There are calls for Proton to develop more powerful engines and improve quality, but also appreciation for the car's value for money and local effort. Off-topic discussions about car performance testing and comparisons with other models are filtered out, focusing comments on the song’s motivational impact and the vehicle's qualities. Overall, the tone is a mix of pride and constructive criticism.