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 | | Besides pungmul, it was also common for these groups to develop other Korean expressive traditions such as talchum, minyo, undong kayo and madangkuk. |
 | | It is important to note that all of these Korean expressive forms were prominent in the extremely influential Minjung Munhwa movement that swept South Korean college campuses and activist political and labor organizations in the 1970's and 80's. |
 | | Also, pungmul is favored because it is less limiting than nongak and allows for the inclusion of singing and dance (in particular minyo, undong norae and talchum), better characterizing the activity of some of the groups examined. |
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