Traditional Dance Performance

Hello CCH Lovers ! ♥️ This is a true story of my experience at the Festival held at the Aceh House Museum in Lhokseumawe City. "Parade Maestro Seudati" was chosen as the theme for the festival. As suggested by the performance's name, "Parade Maestro Seudati" features a traditional dance known as "Seudati" from the Aceh region.

Many visitors from various locations attended this festival, and there are many vendors here selling a wide variety of foods. The big wall of the museum fence, which is covered in a variety of paintings, is exceptionally beautiful and is visible from the entrance. The image of the painting depicting the history of the city of Lhokseumawe is vividly visible.

Additionally, there are numerous other extraordinary paintings as well as paintings that depict stories of local art. The Seudati parade celebration is energized by a variety of performances by well-known performers. The history of the city of Lhokseumawe is also on exhibit in addition to the presentation, allowing us to experience firsthand how the tale of the place formerly known as Petro Dollar has evolved through time.

A well-known comedian named "Kuya Ali" and "Apa Lahu," who have both been successful comedians from the past to the present, will also be performing at this event to keep things lively. spreading awareness of the petrodollar city's past among the general populace. Furthermore, it cultivates a love of the arts.

Men perform the traditional Acehnese dance known as the seudati while sporting songket headbands, white shirts, and white leggings. This dance includes a characteristic element, which is "peh-peh bodio / hitting the belly and clapping" with the hands. It is performed while singing numerous Acehnese songs that express the message of the people of Aceh.

An Syeh Geunta art studio presented the Seudati Aceh dance. After that, a well-known Acehnese singer performs a song. The music and song albums that have been made by this artist are in high demand and well-liked by music lovers. She is well-known for her lovely and musical voice.

Her music is enjoyed by both young and old. She has a stunning voice and is an Aceh girl named Safira Amalia. Do Da Idi, a song from Aceh, was also performed by Safira Amalia. The people of Aceh frequently sing this poem or song as they lull their kids to sleep.

A sort of prayer for his son as an adult, this song is. Other Acehnese songs from Safira Amalia's "tarek pukat" album are also sung. The story of fisherman capturing fish and the method used to do so is told in this trawler song. In order to reach the coast from the sea, fishermen utilize a long-reaching trawl.

In order to wait for the fish to enter the seine net, stretched trawl nets are typically left out for several hours. After some time has passed, the fishermen stand by the shore and haul their nets in the conventional manner.

Look some photos i taken by my mobile phone 😊

Many of the appearances at this festival highlight the importance of local artistic creation. The common population of Aceh is the subject of another song sung by Safira Amalia. This event is very exceptional since, in addition to offering snacks, a fun environment, and entertainment, it also expands our awareness of local knowledge and cultural practices passed down from our ancestors.

I am very happy to be able to share this article with you, I hope you like my weekend story. I appreciate your support and empathy for my posts ♥️

Camera	Iphone XR
Category	Culture, Art
Location	Lhokseumawe City

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