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The Beauty of Osing Banyuwangi Art

Custadio Dos Santos e Silva did not just sing, he also played the Banyuwangi \'angklung\' (bamboo xylophone). It was not perfect, considering that the singer was a teenager who was born and raised in Timor Leste.

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ANGGER PUTRANTO
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Foreign exchange students (from left) Nelly Ivanova of Belgium, Mohammad Farhan Zeb Khan of Indian and Yui Moriya of Japan are dressed in costume as Minakjinggo and his two wives, Waito and Puyengan. The three are among more than 80 foreign exchange students on the government’s Indonesian Cultural Scholarship, studying traditional arts and culture across the archipelago.

Isun iki seneng temenan/Rasane koyo sing serantan/Sun angen-angen yo sampek lendem/Isun impen-impenen

Custadio Dos Santos e Silva sang part of the Osing song called “Impen-Impenan”. He did not just sing, he also played the Banyuwangi angklung (bamboo xylophone). It was not perfect, considering that the singer was a teenager who was born and raised in Timor Leste.

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