“Bingung” (which means “Confused” in Indonesian) is a pop song released in 1975 by the Prambors Vocal Group, a harmony-focused ensemble formed by Jakarta's Prambors FM radio station. It appeared on their self-titled album and quickly gained attention for its catchy melody and youthful vocal arrangement.

The song describes feelings of romantic confusion and indecision - likely centered around a love triangle or emotional uncertainty, as hinted by the title "Bingung" (confused).

Musical & Cultural Significance:

1. The song’s melody and structure later inspired the famous Indonesian pop hit “Madu dan Racun” by Bill & Brod (1985), which used a reworked and more upbeat arrangement.
2. “Bingung” represents a more melancholic and introspective version of the later hit, highlighting the reflective style typical of Indonesian pop ballads in the 1970s.
3. It showcases the Prambors Vocal Group’s signature tight vocal harmonies, soft instrumentation, and emotionally expressive lyrics.