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Jaranan dance is a traditional dance performed by the dancers by riding a mock horse made of woven bamboo. In addition to the rich value of art and culture, this dance is also very thick to the impression of magical nuances and spiritual values. Jaranan Dance is a very famous traditional art in East Java Province. In some areas of East Java province, this jaranan art is still alive and preserved. One of them is in Kediri Regency which makes this dance as a traditional dance typical there. History of Jaranan Dance The history of this Jaranan Dance has several versions of different stories. According to one of the growing legend stories among the people, this dance tells about a marriage between Klono Sewandono and Dewi Songgo Sky. And the dancers rode on this Jaranan Dance describes the troupe of soldiers who accompanied the boyongan from Dewi Songgo Sky and Klono Sewandono from Kediri to wangker. This dance is a legacy of ancestors that still exist and develop to this day. Jaranan Danc...

Balado is a typical cooking technique from Minangkabau that is by sauté chili milled with various spices, usually can onion, then garlic, and also lime. In contrast to other chili sauce which only uses chili milled as a companion of food by dyed, but Balado is served by re-cooked with various types of dishes such as jerky, , and also tempe goreng. The action of adding chili and spices is believed to make food more durable. The common and commonly used chili is red curly pink, although, in reality, this Balado dish with green chili is also no less popular. Actually, the use of the word Balado itself is used after the noun, ie, For example, Balado Fish can Fish + Chilli, Balado Gulai, then Saur Bayam Balado, and Dendeng Balado. But not Balado jerky or Balado Fish. The use of this word Balado before the noun is a misuse of the language and thus eliminates the real meaning in the original Minangkabau language (language). The way to make this Balado sauce does not take much time and is very...

Gawi Dance is one of the traditional dances of Ende, Flores, East Nusa Tenggara Province (NTT). This dance is a traditional dance of the Ende Lio tribe community as an expression of gratitude for all the blessings and graces that God has given them. In the show, Gawi Dance is done in mass by way of the hand grip and form a formation like a circle that is characteristic of this dance. Gawi Dance is often performed in ceremonies such as at the time of harvest, the construction of traditional houses, the appointment of tribal chiefs and other traditional ceremonies. The Origin of Gawi Dance This Gawi Dance is one of the oldest Ende Lio dances and has existed since ancient times. According to existing historical sources, this Gawi Dance has always been featured in traditional ceremonies or rituals of the Ende Lio community. This Gawi Dance will usually be shown at the end of the event as a cover and is an expression of gratitude for the blessings and graces that God has given them. The nam...

Telek dance is still often performed regularly by a number of banjars or traditional villages in Bumi Serombotan, Klungkung, such as in Banjar Adat Pancoran Gelgel and in Desa Adat Jumpai. This type of guardian dance is an ancestral heritage that is abstinence not to be staged. Locals believe that Telek's performances as a means to promote the safety of the world, especially in their Banjar or adat villages. If desperate not to perform this dance, it is to invite the presence of sasab ( the disease in humans), languish (pest-disease in crops and livestock), and other disturbances that disrupt harmonization in the world. This belief is so crystallized in the heart of Banjar Adat Pancoran, Gelgel and also Desa Adat Jumpai. They preserve this art from year to year, from generation to generation until not eroded the current of time. So strong they keep this art, to the extent that the entire standard on the dance of Telek Dance maintained in a sac. Telek Dance Performance or Performanc...

Kabasaran Dance is a traditional dance of war dance originating from the Minahasa community of North Sulawesi Province. This dance will usually be played by male dancers who dance in war clothes as well as weapons such as swords, spears, and shields. Kabasaran dance is a traditional dance that is quite popular among Minahasa people and is also often displayed at events such as ceremonies, ceremonies and also various other events. History of Kabasaran Dance Historically, this Kabasaran Dance was originally a war dance that is often performed by Minahasa warriors before or after the battlefield. According to the custom of the Minahasa community, it was formerly to dance this dance the dancers had to come from the descendants of kabasaran dancers as well. Due to every family dancers will usually have a special weapon inherited from generation to generation and also used to dance Kabasaran Dance. Also because of its sacred nature, this dance cannot be done by just anyone. Along with the ab...

Lego Lego dance is a traditional dance of the community on Alor Island, East Nusa Tenggara Province (NTT). This dance is usually played by male and female dancers en masse. In this dance, they will dance with each other hand in hand and also form a circular formation around Mesbah. Lego Lego dance is a well-known traditional dance in Alor area, East Nusa Tenggara Province, and is often featured in various events, be it a traditional event or a show. The Origin of Lego Lego Dance Lego Lego dance is a traditional dance passed down for generations to the people of Alor and to this day is still preserved. This dance is originally a dance that is often held during traditional ceremonies or after performing joint activities as an expression of their gratitude and joy. This expression of gratitude they do by circumambulating Mesbah while holding hands and also singing songs of praise to God. Mesbah itself is an object that is sacred to the people of Alor Island. Functions And Meaning Of Lego ...

Kabokang Dance is a traditional dance originating from East Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). This dance is generally played by the female dancers who dance with a graceful movement and very distinctive. This Kabokang Dance is one of the most famous traditional dances in East Sumba and is often featured in various events such as traditional events, welcoming guests and also performing arts. The Origin of Kabokang Dance Kabokang Dance is a traditional dance that grows and develops in East Sumba, NTT Province. Initially, this dance is a sacred dance that is often used by the public to welcome the arrival of the king or nobility. This Kabokang dance illustrates the joy and respect of society towards the king or nobleman who is coming there. Kabokang Dance Show In the show, this Kabokang Dance is usually displayed by 4 to 6 female dancers. Dressed in distinctive clothing and also accompanied by traditional music, dancers dance with graceful movements. Movement in Kabokang Dance is more domi...