Khmer Robam Meh-Am-Bao (Butterfly Dance)

Robam Meh Am Bao Performed at the Khmer New Year 2010 in Arlington, VA for the Cambodian American Heritage. Most of these children were in last year coconut dance.

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Robam Meh Am Bao is a Khmer dance in the form of a play that is commonly performed by children in the schools of Cambodia.

It illustrates a story of bug hunters working diligently to maintain the garden and keeping unwanted bugs away. At the same time, a group of young female butterflies flying and singing in the garden as they look for pollen to extract. To their surprise, the butterflies are quietly caught by the bug hunters. They try to convince the hunters to release them by claiming they were just "beautifying" the garden.

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[KhmaiRocker]

Where is this at? I didnt hear about this festival

[vuth1]

@KhmaiRocker @KhmaiRocker

[vuth1]

@KhmaiRocker It's at Gunston Middle School in Arlington, VA. Goto cambodianheritage org for more details. Thanks for watching

[lalaoyeye]

I don't like the man's voice. He destroyed the whole show.

[soccrroxmysox]

I remember dancing to this song.

[pireung]

Meh-Am-Bao = Maeng-Ga-Bur in dialect of north-eastern of Thailand

[jupiterg100]

that is very cute apsara butterfly. i love it.

[ThatxStaphyy]

That Camera sound is annoying -.- lol but very beautiful! Keep the Culture Alive!!!