Disco dancing to the nation's musical heritage with Diskoria

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While some people were still in bed, DJ duo Diskoria got ready to make people dance to the beat at Jakarta’s weekly Car Free Day (CFD) on April 30. Performing at the “Disko Pagi Kue Lumpur” (Morning Disco Mud Cake) booth near the Tosari Transjakarta bus stop, they played remixes of celebrated Indonesian tracks from the 70s and 90s.

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(The Jakarta Post / Ni Nyoman Wira)