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Marginalized Voices: Amidst the bustle of Bogor, there's a voice often heard but rarely noticed: the voice of street artists. In the SKCK Room, a meaningful story is woven between Coim Kusnadi, Keling Sambu, and the Borneo Lodaya busker group of Rini, Enyong, and Ai. They are not merely street performers, but lifelong warriors striving to survive in a harsh and challenging city. Struggle Amidst the Harshness of Bogor. Every day, they brave the hot sun and the cold nights for one goal: to provide for their families. The income from street music is used to pay for the education of their children and younger siblings, a simple yet sacrificial expression of love. However, behind the guitar strumming and melodious voices, lies a bitter story of insults and the laughter of those who belittle them, a daily occurrence. Justice Is Still Far Away. They hope for government attention, but reality tells a different story. Street artists are still far from prosperous, still struggling on the outskirts of the city without social security, without a proper space to create. Social justice feels so distant, while they continue to strive to maintain their dignity amidst limitations. Undying Hope: Despite life's challenges, their spirit never fades. There's a flame of hope for a better future for their families, and a prayer that street music can be a bridge to changing fate. SKCK Room, CoimKusnadi, Street Artists, Bogor Struggles, Social Justice, Family Hope, Bogor Buskers, Street Stories, Life's Struggle, SuaraRakyatKecil, #SKCKRoom #CoimKusnadi #StreetArtists #BogorStruggles #SocialJustice #FamilyHope #Bogor Buskers #Street Stories #Life's Struggle #SuaraRakyatKecil