Malay Tradition In The Deli Indigenous Land - Sumatra

Malay Tradition In The Deli Indigenous Land - Sumatra

The indigenous Malay Deli man, Zulfan and the Mandailing ethnic woman Rini Lubis are seen holding their son in the ceremony of naming the birth of generations of the Deli Malay population in North Sumatra, Indonesia on July 08, 2023. The Marhaban tradition is a chorales harmony accompanied by the preserved cowhides drums percussion to carry-out the humanity art value in appreciating the graces and mercy's of God in lives. Photo by Aditya Sutanta/ABACAPRESS.COM

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