Jaipong Dance from Bandung, Indonesia

Jaipong dance was created in the 1960s by Gugun Gumbira artist from Bandung. The goal is to create the type of music and dance association excavated from the wealth of folk art traditions of western Java. Dance Jaipur developed based on folk art that already exists. Gugun Gumbira inspired by folk art, one of which is Tap Tilu making know and know well about the patterns of dance traditions that exist in Kliningan or Bajidoran or Tap Tilu. So that he can develop a dance or art that is now known by the name Jaipongan.

Jaipong Dance from Bandung, Indonesia

Motion Dance Jaipong distinguished several sections including:
1. The opening movement is also called Bukaan
2. Part of movements called Pencungan
3. Termination or point called Ngala
4. Relocation of transition after Ngala called Mincit

Dance Jaipong widely known start-1970s, originally called Tap Tilu basic dance development as a development of Tap Tilu and thick with color ibing tap tilu of segia choreography and music. Eventually dance Jaipur has its own characteristics. Dance Jaipur is the first known dance Daun Pulus Keser Bojong and Rendeng Bojong. Both are types of dance that played the woman. Jaipong dance describe the joy, humor, passion and spontaneity so much Jaipong dance played to welcome foreign guests.