Ucok Baba invites his children to visit their Opung's house in Medan. It is in this house that Ucok Baba tells the story of his struggles when he was young.

To return to his hometown, Ucok Baba has to go through a long journey with rough roads, some of which are still unpaved.

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Ucok Baba's entourage also passed through oil palm plantations and surrounding settlements where most of the residents work in the palm oil plantation. This can be seen from the abundance of palm fruits lining the journey."

Well, here is Ucok Baba's house in Medan. This house is where he lived before becoming an artist. The wooden house design still appears to use the design of people from the past with many double-leafed windows.

Meanwhile, the bamboo clothesline is permanently installed next to Ucok Baba's house. Far from luxurious, Ucok Baba's former house was made of wooden walls and roofed with asbestos and zinc.

Inside, this house is also only covered with mats. Very simple. The ceiling in Ucok Baba's old house is still made of wood. Inside, almost all of the house's materials are made of wood. Some photos are also seen hanging on the walls of the house.

Meanwhile, this is Ucok Baba's house after successfully becoming an artist. Although not too luxurious, but this house is very comfortable.

"Inside, everything is pink. This room is usually used to receive guests. The main bedroom also looks very comfortable."

Switching inside, this is a family room that Ucok and his family usually use to gather and relax. In another corner, this relaxation area and TV room are commonly used for the children to play.

Now Ucok Baba is running as a candidate for the Indonesian People's Representative Council (DPR-RI) from the United Development Party (PPP) for the II Banten electoral district.