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Not only is it an attractive natural beauty of Bali, but the grandeur of tradition is also a lot of interesting people and even many studied by people outside of Bali. As we know Bali is rich in a variety of traditional art, traditional clothing, language, and religious traditions that characterize the reality of Balinese life. He is the Barong Dance and Kecak Dance which became one of the traditional Balinese dances are famous everywhere.
What is interesting from both these dances? Both of these dances can be virtually as an icon of traditional Balinese arts elevated to national and even international level. Often these two dance is used as an effective media campaign tour packages in Bali by various agencies and travel agents. In fact almost all the agents and travel agency in Bali always invite guests to watch Barong and Kecak Dance this.
In general, the second dance is organized by a group (Sakeha) traditional dance in the faithful every village in Bali. As in the Village Batu bulan example, there are some Sakeha who have the same kind of dance with other Sekeha. The difference between the groups is in the form of services and places the show only. At any shows in Batu bulan, usually held the first dance is dance Barong Keris Dance merged with so are both known to Dance Barong and Kris Dance.
In general, the second dance is organized by a group (Sakeha) traditional dance in the faithful every village in Bali. As in the Village Batu bulan example, there are some Sakeha who have the same kind of dance with other Sekeha. The difference between the groups is in the form of services and places the show only. At any shows in Batu bulan, usually held the first dance is dance Barong Keris Dance merged with so are both known to Dance Barong and Kris Dance.
Kecak Dance
Kecak dance was first created in 1930 were played by men. This dance is usually performed by a lot of players men sitting position lined up to form a circle with a specific rhythm accompanied by voicing "cak" repeatedly, holding up his hands. Kecak dance is depicting the Ramayana in which the current line of apes help fight Ravana Rama.
Barong Dance
Barong Dance portrait of a fierce battle between good versus evil. Barong versus Rangda two exponents are contradictory to each other. Barong represented by kindness, and his opponent is a manifestation of the evil Rangda. Barong dance is usually performed by two dancers who wear masks like tigers as well as the culture of Lion Dance in Chinese culture. While Rangda masks creepy faced with two pointy canine teeth in his mouth.