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An outdoor cultural performance, identified as a Jaranan (Kuda Lumping) dance/ritual, is captured during daylight in Kwadungan, Indonesia. The central performance area features dark pavement marked with circular, stylized white, red, and yellow patterns. The main action involves several male performers. One, barefoot and in a striped shirt and patterned waist cloth, stands over a black Kuda Lumping horse prop. This prop is adorned with white and red patterns, bearing the words "BEJO" and "SOM." Another male performer, in a red plaid shirt, lies prone on the ground beneath the horse, suggesting a trance-like state. To the right, a barefoot performer in a red t-shirt holds a black braided whip, observing. Further performers include one in a red and yellow costume with a creature-like mask (resembling a lion or tiger), and another in a blue costume with a red demonic-style mask near the stage. An elevated stage behind the main area has a white canopy roof and is flanked by large speakers. A yellow banner on the stage front reads "SENI JARANAN / OYO KALI MANIS," and a red banner with a stylized tiger head is on the rear wall. A flat-screen monitor is suspended from the roof. On the far left, a sponsor banner displays multiple logos, an excavator graphic, and text such as "SON TRANSISTO" and "PAK NAKTO," beside a tall red and white pole. A diverse audience of men, women, and children in casual attire observes the event, some recording with mobile phones. Several men, including a keyboardist, are present on the stage, appearing to be musicians or staff. The setting features tall trees with green foliage in the background, indicative of a semi-rural or village environment, with scattered leaves on the foreground ground.
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