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Baleganjur Ogoh-Ogoh is a traditional Balinese gamelan music performance that usually accompanies the Ogoh-Ogoh parade on the eve of Nyepi in Bali. Baleganjur music is played using percussion instruments such as gongs, cymbals (ceng-ceng), drums (kendang), and metallophones. The rhythm is fast, powerful, and energetic, creating an intense atmosphere during the parade. The music is performed while walking through the streets as people carry large demon-like statues called Ogoh-Ogoh. These statues symbolize evil spirits that must be purified before the Day of Silence. The lively and dynamic sound of Baleganjur adds excitement and spiritual meaning to the ceremony, making the Ogoh-Ogoh parade one of the most spectacular cultural events in Bali