Kecak is a form of Balinese dance that originated in the 1930s. It is also known as the “Ramayana Monkey Chant” because of the way the song is performed. Men are typically the ones that perform this piece of music. On CD 2 the song “Kecak” stuck out to me in a good way than the others. I say this because I really like the way it starts off. It starts off slow then speeds up. Also I like the fact that there are no instruments used in the piece. The musicians’ voices make the music and that really
countries people. The South African national government forced the majority black population to be removed from the society as a solution to control the black South Africans economic and political standing. The act of forced removals is called Displaced Correlation, which is when part society does not feel like they belong in their culture due to inequality of opportunity and rights. Due to the strict national government many black South Africans felt displaced from their culture. Although South Africa
the Apartheid had been a relevant part of the South African culture for over forty-five years and was the only thing that many people knew. It was an era of separation and an era of unfairness where all the races were forced to segregate, primarily blacks and whites. The Race Laws touched every aspect of life, including a prohibition of marriage between non-whites and whites, and the sanctioning of “white only” jobs.(4) When it ended it dramatically changed the culture of the nation, mainly because