Kecak Dance Uluwatu Bali Indonesia

Kisses are a typical Balinese showcase of dance. This art stage primarily tells of the ramayana and played primarily by men. The dance performed many (dozens or more) of male dancers sitting in rows and Shouting in certain rhythms "lizards" and raising both arms. It describes one of the events in the ramayan where the march of the apes helped rama fight ravana. The sophistication comes from a sanghyang ritual, a dance tradition in which a dancer is in a trance, or a trance. They either communicate with god or with the spirits of the ancestors and then bring their hopes to the community. The creation of a smooth Balinese dance was initiated by two figures: one dancer from Bali, wayan's limbak, and a German painter, walter spies. In the 1930s they invented small dance based on sanghyang traditions and the parts of the ramayana's story. Wayan limbak then made a small popularity as he traveled around the world with a group of Balinese dancers from his sangre. This is one of the reasons why Bali is so memorable asa tourist destination for foreign travelers.