Arts developed quite well in Sampang Regency, either
traditional or modern arts.
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Traditional Arts cover:
Folk Theater: Sandur/Sronen
Vical: Mocopat/Sammaan
Dance: Marwas, Topeng Getlak, Pecot (whip) dance, Fisherman
dance
Fine Arts: Production of Rajang Pale
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Modern Arts covers:
Band
Dangdut music
Keroncong
Kolintang
While the art that is congruent with religion covers:
Samroh, Qosidah, Selawatan, Hadrah. Besides those arts
that are alive and developed well in Sampang Regency
as mentioned above, there is also special traditional
art of Sampang that is still alive and well kept by
the community. These traditions mentioned are:
Live Circle Ceremony covers:
- Mantan Todhuk Traditional Ceremony, in Sampang, Robatal,
and Ketapang Subdistricts
- Pelet Betteng Ceremony
- Pa'polo orep Ceremony
- Ancient Traditional Culture
- Tototo that is found in Sreseh, Ketapang and Sampang
Subdistricts
- Rokat Tase
- Rokat Disah
The archeological data that describes the situation in
the past can be traced from the ruins of:
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Raden Segoro ruins in Nepa Banyuates
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Queen Ebu ruins in Madegan, Sampang
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Prince Trunojoyo ruins in Pababaran,
Sampang
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Djoko Tole ruins in Omben
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