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| Lulo Dance from Southeast Sulawesi (Img:budaya-indonesia.org) |
SITUSSULTRA.com-Lulo is a traditional dance from Southeast Sulawesi. It reflects the values of togetherness and brotherhood of the Tolaki people.
This dance was previously accompanied by Gonk music and was often performed at traditional weddings or welcoming important guests. However, in modern times, the dance is often accompanied by Elekton music.
The dance movements are quite simple and are performed in groups, holding hands in a circle.
When the traditional music accompaniment is played, it adds to the lively atmosphere of the dance when accompanied by song. Observing the Lulo dance, it is not only used for entertainment but also serves as a social bond between local residents.
In Tolaki culture, the Lulo dance is known to have a deep meaning: it symbolizes unity. This dance, regardless of age, allows everyone to follow the same movements and express joy.
Young and old, men and women alike, can join hands. This demonstrates the inclusiveness and spirit of mutual cooperation that is held in high regard. Lulo is now also popularized as part of regional cultural promotion, such as festivals held to preserve the dance. Therefore, the Lulo Dance is a cultural heritage to be proud of and preserved.
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