File:Kahi Ata Ratu performing live at CME-Fest, cropped.jpg
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English: Kahi Ata Ratu, the jungga maestro from East Sumba, Indonesia is performing her songs live at CME-Fest Yogyakarta. She is known as the only remaining woman jungga player (two strings ukulele-like instrument) from Sumba. She has written and performed hundreds of songs, mostly an expression of her personal thoughts and feelings at the moment. |
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| Author | Kurnia Yaumil Fajar |
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