Lagu Keroncong play online

This application contains a collection of memorable keroncong songs, modern and old-fashioned keroncong, which you can listen to offline and you can play online for free on the playstore.

Keroncong is a typical Indonesian type of music that uses string instruments (such as violin, ukulele, and cello), wind instruments (flute, flute) and vocals.

Keroncong music comes from a type of Portuguese music known as fado which was introduced by sailors and slaves to the nation's merchant ships in the 16th century to the archipelago. From mainland India (Goa), this music first entered Malacca and was later played by slaves from Maluku. The weakening of the Portuguese influence in the 17th century in the archipelago did not necessarily mean the loss of this music. The earliest form of this music was called moresco (a dance of Spanish origin, such as polka with a slightly sluggish rhythm), in which Kusbini's re-composed song is now known as Kr. Muritsku, accompanied by string instruments.
Keroncong music originating from Tugu is called kroncong Tugu. During its development, a number of traditional Indonesian elements were incorporated, such as the use of the flute and several gamelan components. Around the 19th century this mixed musical form was already popular in many places in the archipelago, even as far as the Malay Peninsula. This golden age continued until around the 1960s, and then faded due to the influx of popular music waves (rock music that developed since 1950, and the triumph of the Beatles and the like from 1961 until now).