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Legong Dance, Palace of Ubud, Bali (photo)

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Sergi Reboredo

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Dance called "Legong Dance" at the Palace of Ubud. Ubud-Bali. Traditional balinese dance in Ubud. There are many Balinese dance performances to see in Bali, sacred dances can be subdivided into various groups such as temple dances, Pendet dance, Rejang dance, Barong dance, Legong dance, Sanghyang dance and Kecak dance. The sacred dance Pendet and Rejang dance are held during the temple anniversay. Most visitors like to see Barong Keris Trance Dance, Kecak Fire Trance Dance and Legong Dance. The Barong is a mythological being in Bali who takes the form of a four-legged wild animal. This wild animal was the totem animal or the animal protecting the Balinese people before the Hindu religion entered the island. Because of its the function as a protector, the Barong is said to be the manifestation of good forces which will always fight the evil forces, the Rangda, who has the form of a frightening she-devil. The Barong Dance has always been popular in Bali. It is danced by two men, one man dancing the head and forelegs and other playing the hind legs and tail. The well known barong in Bali are the Barong Keket, the Barong Kalekek and Barong Landung. Photographed in 2013

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