This article describes the use, function and development of the folk songs of West Kalimantan, Tundang the supporting community by relating them to the cultural elements. Tundang, as one of the oral folklore in folk songs, can be used for learning in schools with cooperation between the teachers and the students. The preservation of the songs of the people of West Kalimantan can make changes to the preservation of other cultures by elevating them to a performance art that can be developed, namely increasing their coaching and expanding the area of its spread.
The glory of the Loloda kingdom was lost after it was annexed by the Sultanate of Ternate. This situation also impacts on the lack of attention of writers and researchers who study Loloda in general, and the ethnic culture of Loloda Overseas (OLP) in particular, though they have a noble cultural identity that needs to be preserved and passed down. This initial study of OLP cultural identity aims to reproduce and describe the folklore that is the treasure of OLP ethnic identity. The findings of this study are in the form of descriptions of 6 (six) story units of folklore. The 6 folktales are titled; The Ori Eating Tradition (Turtle), The Origin of the Kora-Kora Place Name, The Origin of the Aermadidi Place Name (Loloda Version), The Origins of the Tradition of Serving Loloda, the Tradition of Tooth Brutting, and the Foot washing Tradition.
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