Dangdut, a popular song based form originating from Indonesia, is also popular in Malaysia. It consists of a fusion of the Orkes Melayu or popular Malay ensemble music, popular Indian film music and Western popular music styles. Indian tablas and flutes are featured prominently in dangdut.

Dangdut is a popular music that is partly derived from Arabic, Indian. It developed in the 1970s among working class Muslim youth, but especially since the late 1990s has reached a broader following in Indonesia and become one of music genre originally from Indonesia. Dangdut music is very differ then other music genre in the world, that it will be easily recognized as dangdut music.

With this you will find many popular Dangdut songs like: "Cubit - cubitan", "Terajana", "Kopi Dangdut", "Tidak semua laki - laki" and more. From the Various Legend Artists

Most major cities, especially on Java, have one or more venues that have a dangdut show several times a week. The concerts of major dangdut stars are also broadcast on television. In 2003 singer Inul Daratista became the subject of much controversy and criticism from conservatives over her suggestive, erotic style of dancing during televised shows.

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Track Listing:
01. Don McLean - American Pie
02. Ike & Tina Turner - Nutbusch city limits
03. The Hollies - Long cool women in a black dress
04. David Dundas - Jeans on
05. Pilot - Magic