1. Republic of Indonesia is the world’s fourth most populous nation. There are 33 provinces in Indonesia and 203 million people living nearly one thousand permanently settled island.

2.  Indonesia consists of all or part of some of the world's largest islands.  The inner islands of Java, Madura, and Bali make up the geographical and population center of the archipelago.  Indonesia is the world's largest archipelago nation.

3. Kerraban Sape Is one of the traditional songs from Jawa. Ka Parak Tingga is one of the traditional songs from Sumatra barat. Sumatra is an island in western Indonesia, westernmost of the Sunda Islands c 4/4 most populous and fifth-largest island in Indonesia and the site of its capital, Jakarta C 4/4

4. Naluya is one of the traditional songs from Java. Es Lilin is one of the traditional songs from Sunda. G 4/4 Kalimantan is the world's second largest island.

5.  Sulawesi is the third largest island in Indonesia and eleventh largest in the World.  Sulawesi island now has subdivided into six provinces  The Portuguese were thbs, Indians, Siamese, Javanese, and e first to refer to Sulawesi as ‘Celebes’.

6.  Sulawesi island has several endemic species of freshwater fish, such as those in the genus Nomorhamphus, a speices flock of live bearing fresh water halfbeaks containing at least 19 distinct species most of it are only found in sulawesi.  The people of Sulawesi are famous for their diverse art abilities, which include pottery, weaving, and dancing.

7.  Islam is majority religion for Sulawesi. The conversion of the lowlands of the south western peninsula to Islam occurred in the early 17 th century.  Through centuries of international trade, Sulawesi island has become very cosmopolitan.

8.  The waters surrounding Sulawesi really do contain some wonderful treasures.  Sulawesi’s location, geologic history, and long geographic isolation have created Sulawesi’s distinctive fauna.

9.  Angin Mamiri is one of the traditional song from Sulawesi.  This song is played with C major.  It’s time signature is 4/4 Moderato.  This song is played with high tone.

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