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- Jindo
Buk-nori (Jindo Drum Performance)
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Intangible Cultural Heritage of Jeollanam-do, 1987
Originating
from pungmul (traditional percussion ensemble), Jindo Bungnori is a dynamic performance
centered on drumming and dance.
Unique
to Jindo Bungnori is the ¡°double-drumstick¡± style, where performers use two
sticks, a feature not
found elsewhere in Jeolla province. With
its intense rhythms, skilled techniques, and expressive movements, Jindo
Buknori is a dynamic showcase
of Jindo¡¯s traditional rhythm and artistic energy.