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Lucha coreana de cinturón sobre arena: los luchadores agarran una banda de tela (satba) en la cintura y el muslo. La UNESCO la reconoció conjuntamente para las dos Coreas en 2018.
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Combate completoSsireum, a spectacle: Korean folk wrestling's past, present and futureArirang News
Combate completo[Subtitles-EN] Ssireum Champion Ssireum Grand FestivalKOREA SSIREUM ASSOCIATION
Combate completoS. Koreans demonstrate Ssireum in Lucha Canaria World ChampionshipArirang News
DocumentalSsireum · UNESCOUNESCO
DocumentalThe Costume History and Educational Content of Northern SsireumInternational Northern Ssireum Federation
DocumentalInterview: The Art of Northern SsireumInternational Northern Ssireum Federation
DocumentalVenezuela World Northern Style Ssireum ChampionshipInternational Northern Ssireum Federation
AprenderSsireum Techniques(Subtitles-EN)KOREA SSIREUM ASSOCIATION
Aprender[Subtitles-EN] New Hallyu, Ssireum Raise the status of K-sports!KOREA SSIREUM ASSOCIATION
AprenderRikidozan 1953 US Training: Rare Footage Reveals His Secret Korean SsiInternational Northern Ssireum Federation
AprenderSsireum, UNESCO(Subtitles-EN)KOREA SSIREUM ASSOCIATION
Aprender[Archival Film] Traditional Korean Body Mechanics and Takedowns (MinduInternational Northern Ssireum FederationSitios oficiales: reglas, rankings, resultados y el calendario de eventos.
Corea del SurLucha coreana de cinturón sobre arena: los luchadores agarran una banda de tela (satba) en la cintura y el muslo. La UNESCO la reconoció conjuntamente para las dos Coreas en 2018.
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Ssireum is Korean traditional wrestling, shown in murals of the ancient Goguryeo tombs. Wrestlers kneel facing each other, hold the opponent's satba — a cloth belt tied around the waist and thigh — and stand up to start.
The first wrestler to touch the sand with any part of the body above the knee loses. In 2018 UNESCO inscribed ssireum as the first joint heritage element of North and South Korea.
Fuentes: UNESCO — Traditional Korean wrestling (Ssirum/Ssireum) · Korea Ssireum Association
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Ssireum is Korean traditional wrestling, shown in murals of the ancient Goguryeo tombs. Wrestlers kneel facing each other, hold the opponent's satba — a cloth belt tied around the waist and thigh — and stand up to start.
The first wrestler to touch the sand with any part of the body above the knee loses. In 2018 UNESCO inscribed ssireum as the first joint heritage element of North and South Korea.
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