Traditional Cham Dance in My Son - Vietnam 4K Travel Channel
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- The traditional Cham dance in My Son are part of the cultural heritage of the Champa.
In the entrance area of the My Son sanctuary is a stage, where the visitors can watch the performances free-of-charge.
The Cham culture in My Son is characterized by Hinduism, which at that time extended from India to Southeast Asia.
Hinduism found its precipitation not only in its architecture, which was largely destroyed by the effects of war, but also in music, its instruments, and its dances.
A small group of committed artists gives us a lively picture of a part of the Cham culture. In most dances, Shiva and Apsaras take center stage. But the Carrying Water Dance also addresses everyday life.
The graceful movements of the dancers require a hard physical training. The melodious music played on specially designed instruments, harmoniously underscores the dance.
The traditional Cham dance are offered only again since 2003.
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Die traditionellen Cham Tänze in My Son sind ein Teil des kulturellen Erbes der Champa.
Im Eingangsbereich der Tempelstadt My Son ist eine Bühne aufgebaut. Hier werden mehrmals täglich kostenlose Aufführungen für Besucher veranstaltet.
Die Cham Kultur in My Son ist vom Hinduismus geprägt, der sich zu jener Zeit von Indien aus über Südost-Asien erstreckte.
Der Hinduismus fand nicht nur in der Architektur, die durch Kriegseinwirkungen größtenteils zerstört wurde, ihren Niederschlag, sondern auch in der Musik, ihren Instrumenten und Tänzen.
Eine kleine Gruppe engagierter Künstler vermittelt uns ein lebendiges Bild eines Teils der Cham Kultur. In den meisten Tänzen stehen Shiva und Apsaras im Mittelpunkt. Doch beim Tanz der Wasserträger (carrying water dance) wird auch das Alltagsleben angesprochen.
Die anmutigen Bewegungen der Tänzer/-innen verlangen ein hartes körperliches Training. Melodiöse Musik, die auf eigens angefertigten Instrumenten gespielt wird, unterstreicht harmonisch den Tanz.
Die traditionellen Cham Tänze werden erst wieder seit 2003 angeboten.
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Thank you for your comment! I think this is less about religion and more about tradition. All the best!
I love Cham Apsara so much! It is extremely beautiful and totally different to other Apsaras from Khemer or India. In fact, Cham Apsara has been lost along with the decline of Champa Kingdom. One of the reasons is that it was mainly enjoyed by Cham Royals but everybody. This dance has been recovered from the reliefs for dancers on the ruined temples or ancient towers by a great Vietnamese dancer, Dang Hung. Maybe you don’t know that most of the dancers in Apsara dance are Kinh people. Because Cham is now a part of Vietnam so everybody in the country should contribute to the development of the country including culture as well as economy. And the recovery traditional culture of Cham is not only from Cham people but also from Kinh people (major ethenic group).
Thank you very much for all of your information!!!! We were absolutly fascinated by My Son and what we have learned about the Cham and Kinh people! All the best and enjoy the weekend!
Im cham and ive never seen this before but its so interesting and beautiful
Thank you very much for your enchanting comment! My Son is a faszinating place and this dance is magnificent! All the best and have a happy time!
Dance is very similar to india commonly North East India Hindus traditional dance and one thing the people who are dancing their dress is very similar to indian Assamese, AHOMS and boro people's.
And this is amazing that they wear dhoti which is indian traditional dress.
Thank you very much for your informativ and excellent comment! This is of course no coincidence - the Cham were originally Hindus! All the best and have a Happy New Year!
Very beautiful!
This dance is so similar to our Tamil culture
Yes, the culture of the Chams was originally strongly influenced by Hinduism. All the best and have a fantastic time!
Wow nice dance some says Indian dance. Wow Indian goddess dance like wow.
Thank you very much for your magnificent comment! All the best and have a wonderful time!
This culture little bit similar to Bali hindus ❤️ from Indian Hindu🕉️
Thank you very much for your superb comment! You are absolutly right! First time the Cham in Vietnam have been Hindu! All the best and have a great time!
Hm bali use gamelan not serunai like the northern and east malaysian and south thai used.
@@kedahtua1474 ok bro thanks for the information
@@suryaditya857 ur welcome
Welcome from Great India.💐
Thank you very much for joining us! All the best and have a superb time!
Beautiful dance. The Cham music is melancholic.
Good video. Thanks!
Thank you very much for your gorgeous comment! Maby the music is a mirror of their history! The Cham were often expelled, killed and discriminated! So I wish them a peaceful and happy life! All the best and a happy life to you too!
@@myvideomedia Today the Chams and the other ethnic groups become the support from the ethnic politics such as the ethnic people gain culture support. They can receive the startup credits easier. Ethnic students gain more bonus points for the entrance exams in the university.
Thank you very much for the information! It is good to hear if all people have the same rights! Best wishes and all the best!
I can see the Thai Indian influence in their dance
Thank you very much for the amazing comment! You are right, Shiva was also worshiped in the Cham culture! All the best and enjoy the time!
Wow! This traditional Cham dances are truly exceptional, especially the mesmerizing, graceful Apsara movements of the Cham dancers! Pay close attention to their unique and delicate hand movements, which are totally different from those of Cambodian and Thai dancers. This Cham-Indic dance and music indeed set Vietnam apart from its neighboring countries, including China and Cambodia.
Thank you very much for your outstanding comment! You are right, this dances are really unique and the dancers do their job as they want to preserve this old tradition!
Laura O'Chamney These people are related to peoples of Indonesian and Malaysian...
Maito sensei "This *Cham-Indic dance and music* indeed set Vietnam apart from its neighboring countries, including China and Cambodia."
Thank you for your remark! You are absolutely right! Best wishes!
Although the Cham people are a minority in Vietnam!
The great job.i love Hindu culture.
Thank you very much for your splended comment! All the best and have a happy time!
So very beautiful ..
he thanks have a nice weekend
Thank you very much for your great comment! Have a wonderful weekend too! Greetings!
Oh wie wunderschön, fantastisch ,
ich danke dir, Grüße und ein schönes Wochenende, Lolo
Vielen Dank für Deinen wunderbaren Kommentar! Viele Grüße und gleichfalls ein schönes Wochenende!
Beautiful traditional folk dances. Great camera work and editing. I looked with great pleasure. Thumbs up and greetings :)
Thank you very much for your motivating words! Best wishes and all the best!
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Nice Saranai.
Thank you very much! Enjoy the time!
Indeed a very beautiful and great video..!! I enjoyed it very much. Thank you..!! Hearty greetings..(BF)
Thank you very mucvh for your splendid comment! Have a wonderful week! Greetings!
Excellent! Beautiful video.. 💎💎💎💎💎
Have a nice evening 💕
Thank you very much for your marvelous comment! Have a beautiful week! Greetings!
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Thank you very much for your marvelous comment! Best wishes!
myVideoMedia ฉันชอบ Apsara dance เหมือนฉันได้ดูประติมากรรมกำลังเต้นรำ
wonderful like always.I wish you all the best.Many greetings.See you.
Thank you very much for your great comment! All the best to you too! Greetings!
Cham Malay
11:16 Apsara Dance
Thank you very much for your informative comment! You are right, the roots of the Cham lay in Hinduism! All the best and have a pleasant time!
I'm Cham from Chaudoc, Vietnam and all of my ancestors not sure what Century but the Persians brought back the Islam religions so in this region majority are Muslims. There are Muslim quarter where they do have halal food. I emigrated to America n 1981. We are all mixed with Vietnamese and other races like Chinese, and Cham. I love this because i don't get to see the original Cham dances as we follow the strict Islam religion, but I considered myself more American not good at practice of the religion.
Thank you very much for your comment and your information! I think it's not easy to live between all these cultures and religions! We hope you succeed in all of this and hope for a balanced and happy life for you! All the best!
*_Hallo Günther, eine fantastische traditionelle und kulturelle musikalische Tanzpräsentation!_*
*_Wunderschöne Folklore Kostüme, der "Turbo Flötenspieler" ist sensationell, sorry, ich weiß nicht wie dieses Musikinstrument heißt :(_*
*_Bei dieser großartigen Lichtshow waren die Aufnahmebedingungen extrem schwierig!_*
*_Du hast sie aber gut gemeistert, ich vermute AUTO-MOD, hätte ich auch gemacht :-)_*
*_..manchmal kann es von Vorteil sein in diesem Modus, Auto-fokus zu deaktivieren, ist aber keine Garantie,_*
*_das es immer gut ist, hatte auch negative Erfahrungen :(_*
*_Herrliches Video, hat uns sehr gut gefallen, Elisabeth hat auch einige Tanzschritte versucht,_*
*_.. dann habe ich Ihr aber aus Sicherheitsgründen die Teller aus der Hand genommen :-)_*
*_Die reichliche VBR hat sich "bezahlt gemacht", großartige Arbeit!!!_*
*_Wir wünschen Euch einen schönen Sonntag, herzliche Grüße aus Wien :-)_*
Hallo Richard, vielen Dank für Deinen ausführlichen Beitrag! Wir haben hier mit 2 Kameras gefilmt, der PXW-Z100 und einer FDR-AXP33. Erstaunlicherweise war der Fokus der AXP33 wesentlich stabiler! An Deiner Stelle hätte ich Elisabeth nicht die Teller aus der Hand genommen, sondern sie gefilm! Vielleicht wäre es ein YT Hit geworden :-) Herzliche Grüße nach Wien und noch einen schönen restlichen Sonntag!
*_Hallo Günther, herzlichen Dank für Deine informative Antwort, teilweise haben sich unsere Kommentare zeitlich überschnitten :-)_*
*_..ein Teil ist bei "With the express boat on the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok" zu lesen :-)_*
*_Ich habe es wieder vermasselt :-) .. wären sicher tolle Aufnahmen geworden :-)_*
*_..hatte ein wenig PANIK, wenn einer der Porzellangegenstände ihre Hand verlassen hätten, wäre ein GRANATEN Einschlag geworden, Ihr ungarisches Temperament ist nicht zu unterschätzen :-)_*
*_Schönen Sonntagabend, herzliche Grüße nach Deutschland :-)_*
Magnífica dança grupal.
Muito obrigado!
The headgear they have isn’t accurate, I believe they wore gold crown similar to Khmers Thai and Javanese, it was different style but material was definitely gold, the skirt would be soft and flowy not stiff like Chinese attire here but the length is correct. They also wore bangles similar to Khmers, Javanese, Balinese or Thai. They also wore beads. The dancing isn’t true to the original art and is most likely reinvented. Cham people dancing style is actually faster and not so robotic like here. Unfortunately all the Apsara dancers were either killed or lost their art somewhat so we will never know. I would have loved to see how ancient Champa apsara was like as well. It was indeed a dance only for religious ceremonies and for the Royal people similar to Khmer Apsaras which was only dance during religious or for the royals. The music also isn’t Cham, from the sound of it I think it’s more of traditional Vietnamese style. I honestly think the original if it had not died would be a blend of Khmer, Balinese and Javanese style of musical instrumental style.
Thank you for your fantastic information. Nevertheless, we liked the performance very much! All the mest and have a fantastic time!
Malay peopel also wear bangle
I have a question is the instrument in the dance a trumpet
Thank you very much for your question! I think too that it is a kind of trumpet, but I do not know the original name in the Cham landuage :-) All the best and have a relaxing time!
Chams got assimilated by the Vietnamese !!!!
Thank you very much for your comment! But today it is one country and all are proud of My Son and its culture! All the best and enjoy your time!
Their attire and music are more Vietnamese (sinified) rather than being Austronesian and Indianized.
Thank you very much for your profound comment! It is clear - the video was made in Vietnam. All the best and have a great time!
still better than Filipino culture
What is the song/melody starting at 11:18?
Sorry, I don't know - it was a live event. All the best!
name song :apsara vu nu cham
@@nguyendung2961 Thank you very much for the information! All the best and have a great time!
this dances are similar to north east indian hindus
Thank you very much for your great comment! You are absolutly right. The Cham were Hindus until the 8th century. It was not until the 8th century that they converted to Buddhism. Most of them are Muslim today. Best wishes and have a great time!
@@myvideomedia I dont think the Chams converted to Buddhism, they might have syncretic practices with both Hinduism and Buddhism. Cambodian Chams are muslims but Vietnamese Chams are still Hindus. Thats what the latest census of both Cambodia and Vietnam says. Great video btw!
@@myvideomedia Its possible. When I was in Vietnam and visited Phan Rang, most of the Chams we met were Hindus. But sure it varies on location.
@@amlans5314 some chams in vietnam were buddhist. I dont remember the name, but there was a cham ruler/leader in modern day central vietnam who was mahayana Buddhist and actually had a buddhist temple built, it's one of the only buddhist cham structures that we know of today
@@digmyvids I see
Cham hindus..
Yes, I think too that this dances are from the time, when the Cham where Hindus! All the best and have a great time!
@@myvideomedia no, the Cham people at present (Muslims) still playing at their festival
Majority is Muslim
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Thank you very much for your superb feedback! All the best and have a great time!
Bôi bác gây hiểu lầm đây có phải văn hoá của người việt đâu
From my point of view, the Cham culture cannot be excluded from Vietnam, but is in the meantime also a part of Vietnam :-) . All the best!