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Datbae Norae (Jodo Datbae Song)
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Intangible Cultural Heritage of Jeollanam-do, 2006
The
Jodo Datbae Norae is a traditional Korean folk song that has been passed down
through generations
by fishermen while catching yellow croaker using a traditional fishing boat
called a ¡®datbae¡¯.
The
song comprises various melodies performed in accordance with different stages
of the fishing process,
with its tempo adjusting to the rhythm of the labor. This
song holds cultural significance because it reflects the variety and richness
of fishing techniques used
along Korea¡¯s west coast, especially in yellow croaker fishing.