Betawi Erotic

Betawis comprise approximately 2.7% of the Indonesian population — approximately 6.4+ million, the historically distinctive ethnic group of the Jakarta region (Jakarta, Bekasi, Bogor, Tangerang, Depok). The community emerged during the colonial-era development of Batavia (modern Jakarta) under Dutch East India Company administration (1619-1798) plus subsequent Dutch colonial period — descended from the Indigenous Sundanese and Javanese populations of the Jakarta-Bekasi-Bogor area mixed substantially with Chinese (the substantial historic Chinese-Indonesian Batavia community), Arab, Indian, Portuguese (descendants of the post-1641 Portuguese-Eurasian Mardijker community), Dutch, Malay (substantial Malay slave-and-laborer populations), and other source populations. The Betawi language is a Malay-based creole with substantial multi-source influence — Hokkien Chinese, Portuguese, Dutch, Sundanese, and Javanese loanwords are extensive. Cultural traditions include the gambang kromong music (Chinese-Betawi fusion), lenong theater, ondel-ondel large-doll figures, and distinctive Betawi cuisine.