112K views · 3.3K reactions | MIN YASMIN 12 Tausug/Suluk and Sinama/Bajau Samah ORIGINAL Songs. Original Composed & Produced by JULFEKAR. Lyric by Nelson Dino, Andhy Basion & Yongheart Maddin. Produced by Julfekar Music Record Label (Malaysia). Shukran, Magsukul & TQ. | Julfekar | Facebook

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Kiti Boi Sekilo - Hadin Hawal | Lagu Bajau Samah (Official Music Video)

7.3K views · 168 reactions | Betitik is the traditional music performance of Bajau Sama in Sabah, Malaysia. Also known as the Cowboys of the East, Bajau Sama is the most colourful tribe of Sabah and they also play beautiful music. This Betitik team won the best costume and kulintangan player in Betitik competition. #sabah #malaysia #bajau #bajausama #bajausamah #betitik #bertitik #music #traditionalmusic #duangfestival | MySabah | Facebook

Who says grandma can't dance?! A solo traditional Bajau dance by Dhuna Corner Mangabong team from Kampung Mengkabong, Tuaran. Bajau is the second largest indigenous group of Sabah, Malaysia, and are renowned for their vibrant cultures, and colorful traditional costumes and handicrafts. This team won third place in the Kulintangan Rhythm Festival 2023 (Pertandingan Sempena Festival Ritma Kulintangan). #BajauSama #BajauSamah #Bajau #Dance #Sabah | MySabah

The graceful turning hand gesture is a trademark of the Limbai, the traditional dance of the Bajau people. Originating from the West Coast Bajau settlers, the dance is normally performed by three or four couples. The Limbai is often performed during festivities, particularly weddings to welcome the bridegroom as he arrives at the bride's house. The women wear the 'badu sipak', which has flared and slashed sleeves, revealing contrasting coloured fitted sleeves inside. A bib of gold and silver lea