Christian Bautista’s “The Way You Look At Me” is now reinterpreted by Indonesian pop star Nyoman Paul, featuring a captivating twist by renowned Indonesian composer Andi Rianto. Rianto, known for contributing to Indonesia’s cinematic landscape, has collaborated with the Magenta Orchestra to create a dynamic reimagination of Bautista’s timeless melody. The new rendition is now available on leading digital music platforms.
At the forefront of this musical transformation stands Nyoman Paul Fernando Aro, affectionately known as Paul to his growing fans. Despite being a newcomer to the music scene, Paul’s journey traces back to his roots in Bali, where he was born on June 23, 2001. Drawing from his diverse Indonesian and Swedish heritage, Paul infuses his performances with a unique cultural resonance that resonates with audiences far and wide.
Paul’s rise to prominence traces back to his captivating stint as a contestant on Indonesian Idol Season XII, where his raw talent and magnetic stage presence captured the hearts of nationwide viewers. Since then, he has embarked on a remarkable musical journey, garnering acclaim for his soulful vocals and charismatic persona.
As he takes on the challenge of reinterpreting Bautista’s beloved ballad, Paul approaches the task with reverence and creativity. His rendition honors the original’s essence while infusing it with his distinctive style and flair. With the guidance of Andi Rianto’s masterful arrangement, Paul’s rendition of “The Way You Look At Me” is poised to captivate audiences anew, inviting listeners on a melodic journey filled with emotion and nostalgia. The original version of “The Way You Look At Me” has over 102 million streams on Spotify.
With Christian Bautista’s timeless melody serving as the foundation, Nyoman Paul Fernando Aro and Andi Rianto embark on a musical voyage that transcends borders, uniting listeners in a shared appreciation for the power of music to connect hearts and souls.
In a world where music knows no boundaries, this harmonious fusion of cultures and creativity reminds us of the universal language that binds us all—the language of melody, rhythm, and the way it makes us feel.
Stream “The Way You Look At Me”: Spotify | Lyric Video
