The Bamboos Indonesia on TVRI - Fetty Fatimah (Indonesian Traditional Songs)

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The Bamboos is a family group band with Indonesian Traditional music instrument called Angklung (Bamboo) , live on TVRI in June 26th 1986, they're singing For the opening of the Grand Final of World Cup 1986 between Argentina vs West Germany.. this family group was Directed by Fetty Fatimah with her Husband A.Usman as the leader to their sons and daughters. This video include 3 songs from Indonesia ; Marhombus-Hombus(North Sumatra), Ayam den Lapeh (West Sumatra), Tepui- Tepui (Lampung).

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  • we really miss u grandpa..

    love u,,

    hope u rest in peace..

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  • Alm Bapak A Usman adalah Penggubah Lagu yang sangat handal pada Eranya - Dan Ibu Fetty Faqtimah dengan "Tiada Kasih" nya merupakan lagu Favorite Kami ; lebih2 lagu "Cempaka Wangi" sangat ber-makna bagi kami ; Maafkan Daku ; Senyum ; Aku Tetap menanti dan Masih banyak lagi .......... Terima Kasih Alldy - penerusnya Maestro .............

  • omg i have no idea how to download this onto my documents to put on my homework.

  • always love u grandfather..

  • OM KANDA PADA PERKUSI....NTE IE DIMANA YAH?...SOALNYA MIRIP2...hahahahah MANTAP INI!!! BETA SUKA INI LAGU, SANGAT INDONESIA SEKALI.....5 Bintang, two thumbs up.........KEREN COYYYYYY!!!!!

  • et buset di...ini ada nyokap lo yahh?!

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