KARAOKE LIRIK NO VOCAL | TELUNG SEGORO - TEMBANG KENDANG KEMPUL BANYUWANGEN

KENDANG KEMPUL is BANYUWANGI is OSING Osing language is a language spoken in the Banyuwangi area, East Java. Linguistically, this language belongs to the Formosan branch of the Austronesian language family. The word osing means similar to the word tusing as in Balinese, the language of the neighboring region, which means "no". "Lurah Basir blangkonan, blangkone ilang pucukek. Kadhung rikok sir ojok kongkonan. Wong kongkonan okeh luputek". "The head of the basir is wearing a blangkon. The blangkon is missing the tip. If you are estimating, do not tell people. The messengers fail a lot." Basanan Osing or poem typical Osing Banyuwangi community above is a form of advice to someone to avoid matchmakers when they want to approach a loved one. The Osing Community, according to Asrumi on "Asanan Tradition and Osing Witchcraft Mantra as a Form of Local Wisdom in Easing Conflicts", on Literature: Knitting Diversity, Strengthening Nationality, has a basanan tradition of innuendo, advice, hope, prayer, praise, apology, and revelation, love. Osing or Using language is different from the language of East Java. The difference in Osing language, according to JW De Stoppelaar in Osing Kids and the Banners of Blambangan, lies in the speech, vocabulary, and level of speech or really basic. "It was also said that in the villages, especially in the villages in the mountains, the population did not know the Kromo language," he wrote. Meanwhile, according to Pigeaud in Stukken Betreffende het Onderzoek in Blambangan, the Banyuwangi people's accent is called Blambangan Dialect because it differs from Javanese in the east or central part. Using the Using language has each style. Intonation and delivery also has its own characteristics, as in the way of Osing and Besiki. Osing method is commonly used in daily life and does not have the level of speech, such as in Javanese, ngoko krama. Whereas Besiki's method is the opposite #karaoke #novocal #osing #banyuwangi #traditional #kendangkempul