Sinden^s Communication Experience Male Sinden (Lengge^) in Sandur Art in Madura Dinara Maya Julijanti, Bani Eka Dartiningsih, Fery Agus Setyawan
Trunojoyo University
Abstract
This study examines the communication experience of male sinden in ludruk art in Madura. The profession of sinden for some Madurese people is considered inappropriate because the profession of sinden is identical to women. In gender stereotypes, it appears that men are required to show their masculinity. Therefore, men are required to have masculine jobs. The formulation of the problem in this study is how the communication experience of male sinden in tandak art in Madura. This study uses a qualitative analysis method with critical analysis because it sees a marginalized group, namely men who work as sinden. After conducting the study, the researcher obtained a result that male sinden felt ostracized and considered something taboo in society. Through this critical research, it can also be used to voice something that is unequal in the lives of marginalized male singers.
Keywords: communication experience, male Sinden, Lengge^, Sandur
