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As a new artist, Fuji has succeeded in stealing the public's attention and has many fans. However, in the midst of his rising popularity, he has not escaped criticism from netizens. One of them was when Fuji was said to have a 'maghrib aura' by netizens.
The term 'maghrib aura' here has a negative connotation, where a person's face looks darker in the afternoon before sunset. It is not known where this term came from, but it has made Fuji's name go viral again and become the focus of many people.
This nickname made one of the Indonesian Idol graduates, Marion Jola, comment. When appearing as a guest star on Azka Corbuzier's YouTube program, Marion Jola defended Fuji, which was being targeted by netizens. The singer openly stated that the meaning of the term should not have a negative meaning.
On the other hand, Marion Jola stated that sunset has a beautiful meaning. For him, maghrib is the time of sunset, which is often accompanied by stunning views of the sky. This certainly contradicts the term 'maghrib aura' which netizens use to ridicule Fuji.
The maghrib aura that netizens refer to refers to the dark appearance of a person's skin. In fact, quite a few Indonesian and international celebrities actually make their skin darker, because dark skin is considered exotic and charming.
So who are the brown-skinned artists who have charm that makes you cry? Briliobeauty.net summarized from various sources on Monday (24/6), here are 13 celebrities with exotic skin, proving that beauty doesn't have to be white.
Yogyakarta singer Citra Scholastika also always looks confident with her exotic skin. Apart from that, the singer of the song Everybody Knew has a sweet smile.
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