Traditional Thai Dance
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Yes it does. I do the Cambodian Version of the Bamboo and I stepped in the wrong time and BAM! my foot got caught haha.
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wow. i wonder if it would hurt you took the wrong step
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lol i livee in thailandd rightt noww haha thats at the rosegardenn
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does this song has a name to it? or is it just random traditional music? we're gonna present this in a celebration and I would like to get the same melody.. or something like it..
can someone help me?
I'd appreciate it!
thank you!
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almost like the tinikling in the philippines...lol....awesome!
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Informative. Thanks ; )
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This called Rom Kos Angray in Khmer. It is called Ram Anray in Thai. Angray is the name of the long stick that was used to pound rice from its shell. This Thai's dance was originated from Buriam, Sisaket, and Surin where Khmer ethnic still live, speak Khmer and practice the culture. This is the fact. They also have their own music genre called "Kantreum." which is very popular in Cambodia. I still have family members in the area.
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This is Khmer ethnic dance in Esan, Surin, Siseket, Buriam.
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I have been to all these countries you've listed, but i disagree that Filipino are similar to Thai, Lao, and Cambodia
Meany things are from Khom (Khmer) We have this dance too, not just the Thai. I am not saying that Khmer have everything, but it's the fact.
I am tell the truth here. If the Thai want to make a statement about it let be, but the fact is the fact and you can't lie about it. Go and see on the Angkor Wat well it tell many thing about the early civilization of Southeast Asia. May Khmer culture and custom live on.
KhmerRepublicanz 4 years ago
Hi KhmerRepublicanz,
I am sure the Khmer have a similar dance too. All cultures borrow from other cultures. No harm, no foul. May all cultures thrive and prosper.
-- technolinguist
technolinguist 4 years ago
Ganz egal woher das kommt es ist klasse
Andermatt2011 4 years ago
Genau meine Gedanken. Genug, dass wir die Talente anderer erkennen. Vielen Dank.
-- technolinguist
technolinguist 4 years ago
This the Surin dance, if anyone wanna know . i use to dance like that. when i am little, we dance it on the thai new year, call ( Rum un ray)
Saosurin 4 years ago
Thank you Sasurin or should I say korp-khun-makh!
technolinguist 4 years ago