THIS VIDEO CONTAINS ABOUT CIREBON'S TYPICAL CULTURE, THAT IS BUROQ. Buroq art was born in Cirebon, estimated to be in 1920 in Kalimaro village, Babakan district. The creator is Mr Ta'al
Genjring Buroq is an art of procession or procession, especially during circumcisions to parade circumcised brides. The waditra used are 4 genjring, gong, guitar, violin, etc. The Buroq doll equipment consists of a doll with the body of a winged horse and the head of a beautiful woman, a pair of ondel-ondel dolls, a leopard, etc.
The appearance of this doll itself was initially aimed more at commemorating Isra Miraj. But over time, this doll also often appeared in Islamic celebrations, such as Koran recitation events, circumcisions. Buroq dolls depicting the Prophet's vehicle began to be played. The dolls are shaped like This flying horse with the head of an angel with a beautiful face is played by two male dancers.[2] Meanwhile dozens of other residents enlivened the Obrok Buroq activities.