Pakarena Samboritta Dance4

group: Sanggar Kalase'rena
leader: Abdul Muin Daeng Mile a.k.a Daeng Mile
location: Kalase'rena Village, Takalar Regency, South Sulawesi Province
ethnic group: Makassar
instruments:
Gandrang (drum)
Puik Puik (high-pitch flute)
Kattok Kattok (bamboo drum)
Dengkang (gong)
Musicians: Abdul Muin Daeng Mile, Bakri Daeng Bombong, Muhsin Daeng Erang, Jafar Daeng Mata', Syahrir Daeng Jarre
Dancers: Maryam Daeng Bau, Nurhayati Daeng Kanang, Sri Wahyuni, Mardiyanti
Daeng Mile is one of the living national treasure for Pakarena and Makassar music maestro.
Taught by his grandfather and his father. He and Daeng Serang were cousin, grew up together and has their own style of gandrang.
The recording located at his house at Kalase’rena village. Sorrounded by his families. His sons became musicians and his daughter became dancers. Pakarena basically is a picture of Makassar women behavior and guidance. It has numbers of kinds, e.g: Pakarena Samboritta (means friendship. played when the guest arriving), Pakarena Ma’biring Kassi (means walking on the beach. Played during daytime), Pakarena Jangang Lea Lea (means rooster about to coockcarooo…. played at early morning), etc