The song "Ratu Zaleha" by JEF Banjar tells the story of Ratu Zaleha, a woman from the Banjar region in Indonesia, who was a symbol of strength and bravery. The song describes the struggles and battles faced by Ratu Zaleha, her determination to fight against the oppression from the Dutch colonial rule. The lyrics also talk about the resistance and resilience of the people in the face of adversity. The chorus talks about the blood of the Banjar people flowing in Muara Lawung, symbolizing their determination to fight against the Dutch oppression. The song also mentions the Manawing fortress, which has fallen, representing the will of the people to resist and stand against the colonizers. The song captures the spirit of Ratu Zaleha and the Banjar people's resistance against the Dutch colonial rule, portraying her as a symbol of courage and strength for the community. It's a tribute to the resilience and bravery of Ratu Zaleha and the Banjar people in the face of adversity.
