The patrons of this lifestyle are often caught in a duality. They are the "new money," desperate to shed the skin of their past, yet using the symbols of that past (the horse, the folk music) as their ticket to acceptance. They are chasing a feeling of "Barat"—a wild, western-style freedom—but they are tethered to tradition.
: Features the "Cowboys of the East," where horsemen in vibrant traditional attire perform skilled displays. Kuda Pasu Dance
The patrons of this lifestyle are often caught in a duality. They are the "new money," desperate to shed the skin of their past, yet using the symbols of that past (the horse, the folk music) as their ticket to acceptance. They are chasing a feeling of "Barat"—a wild, western-style freedom—but they are tethered to tradition.
: Features the "Cowboys of the East," where horsemen in vibrant traditional attire perform skilled displays. Kuda Pasu Dance
