Republik Maluku Selatan: Perbedaan antara revisi

In the 1950s and 1960s Moluccan musicians made their mark together with artists from the [[Indo people|Indo]] community. In the 1980s, bands like [[Massada (band)|Massada]]<ref>[http://www.massada.nu/ Official website Massada]</ref> were popular. Massada's hitsong 'Sajang e' is the only song in the Malay language to ever reach number one ranking in the Netherlands. One of the most talented artists to arise from the South Moluccan community in the Netherlands is the internationally acclaimed singer songwriter [[Daniel Sahuleka]].<ref>[http://www.sunflight.nl/ Official website Daniel Sahuleka]</ref><ref>[http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=iAQnwXrdhf0 Live footage Daniel Sahuleka at the Java Jazz Festival]</ref> Even in Indonesia, many famous musicians are ethnic Moluccans, like popstar [[Glenn Fredly]], who toured the Netherlands in 2008 and acknowledged Daniel Sahuleka as one of his main inspirations. In the 21st century new generations of South Moluccans in the Netherlands have chosen cultural ways to manifest their heritage and express themselves, by performing traditional [[Tifa]] music and [[Cakalele]] dances,<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAU6gFvMzIA Video recording of music and dance performance.]</ref> but also by expressing themselves with contemporary music like Hip-hop.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8yrleZJlD8&feature=related/ Video footage showing South Moluccan Hiphop from the Netherlands.]</ref> In addition, in Dutch football (soccer) many South Moluccans in the Netherlands have made a name for themselves, including: [[Simon Tahamata]] and [[Bobby Petta]] as well as [[Denny Landzaat]] and [[Giovanni van Bronckhorst]], whose mothers are Moluccan.

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