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Cambodia
Khmer

The dance is in the court. The dance moves found on the pictures of Angkor Wat in the temple are all unique, creating a beautiful dance posture of the Apsara dance. The performing arts in the present Although there is no documentary evidence that can explain the origin, which is considered the beginning of the occurrence of the dance in Cambodia.




Laos
Morlum
Mor Lum is a folk music performance from Laos. With singers or storytellers, and cant as an element Is an interaction through verses Or singing that has rhyme between male and female singers.



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Myanmar
Youote


Burmese puppet is a popular art in the Burmese court. It is a symbol of political significance. Various stories In the royal court that cannot be said openly In the past, the puppet had to be male only. Many puppet players are regarded as noblemen.



Brunei Darussalam
Adi Adi

Traditional dance and music of the Malay people It originated from old fishermen who sang while helping to drag nets. Nowadays, the dance is accompanied by a melody playing alternately with Malay rhythms.


Vietnam
Water puppet
Puppet puppet of Vietnam, unique and unique game that exists only in the world The puppeteer would stand behind the scenes in the water as high as the waist. And control the movement of the puppet with a long bamboo stick With folk music bands playing Most stories tell the traditions and customs.

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Singapore
Chinese opera
It is a performance that combines singing and dialogue together with the actors' gestures into a story. In those days, the events in history and history were adapted into chapters. Including the introduction of traditions and religions in combination with opera performances In the past, China had more than 300 opera types.


Philippines
Tinikling

It is a dance that mimics the movements of birds. Tikling is a traditional performance of the Philippines that occurred during the Spanish colonization. There are male and female actors. Women wear balintawak or patadyong suits. Men wear barong tagalog shirts, made from pineapple fiber. Performances include bamboo stems The performance is a 5-step leaping dance. During the first 4 rhythms, the dance partners stand opposite each other.