The document provides information on various traditional dances from the Philippines, including religious, wedding, festival, war, game, courtship, and comic dances. Some dances described include the Sublian dance from Batangas which depicts limping as worship, the Binatbatan occupational dance from Ilocos Norte depicting cotton beating, the Binasuan wedding dance from Pangasinan performed with balanced glasses, the Idaw war dance depicting bird watching before battle, the Pabo introduction dance from Tagalog regions, the Pastora courtship dance from Pangasinan, and the KInoton comic dance from Ilocos Sur depicting ant bites.
The document provides information on various traditional dances from the Philippines, including religious, wedding, festival, war, game, courtship, and comic dances. Some dances described include the Sublian dance from Batangas which depicts limping as worship, the Binatbatan occupational dance from Ilocos Norte depicting cotton beating, the Binasuan wedding dance from Pangasinan performed with balanced glasses, the Idaw war dance depicting bird watching before battle, the Pabo introduction dance from Tagalog regions, the Pastora courtship dance from Pangasinan, and the KInoton comic dance from Ilocos Sur depicting ant bites.
The document provides information on various traditional dances from the Philippines, including religious, wedding, festival, war, game, courtship, and comic dances. Some dances described include the Sublian dance from Batangas which depicts limping as worship, the Binatbatan occupational dance from Ilocos Norte depicting cotton beating, the Binasuan wedding dance from Pangasinan performed with balanced glasses, the Idaw war dance depicting bird watching before battle, the Pabo introduction dance from Tagalog regions, the Pastora courtship dance from Pangasinan, and the KInoton comic dance from Ilocos Sur depicting ant bites.
The document provides information on various traditional dances from the Philippines, including religious, wedding, festival, war, game, courtship, and comic dances. Some dances described include the Sublian dance from Batangas which depicts limping as worship, the Binatbatan occupational dance from Ilocos Norte depicting cotton beating, the Binasuan wedding dance from Pangasinan performed with balanced glasses, the Idaw war dance depicting bird watching before battle, the Pabo introduction dance from Tagalog regions, the Pastora courtship dance from Pangasinan, and the KInoton comic dance from Ilocos Sur depicting ant bites.
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V I Kuradang, also known Sinulog (Cebuano word The mimetic S for "carried along by the current") is believed to dance Mananagat (Cebuano for "fisherman") depicts as curacha, is a lively wedding dance popular in Bohol, where it is Handuraw Festival of Leon, Iloilo The Handuraw Festival is La have originated from a fishermen at sea. Dancers in A performed to the a week-long event that Berde (literally, green) is ritual dance for a pagan long-line formations mimic a courtship dance from a accompaniment of showcases the town's deity who was fished out women scooping water from mountain settlement in a rondalla, an ensemble of local agricultural
Y from the sea. It was later the banca (canoe) with Talamban, Cebu. In a string instruments. produce, trade fairs, food, Hispanized and bamboo shells and men series of quick steps and and tribal competition. transformed into a dance wielding wooden paddles. quick changes, the dance Held every September 1, A of worship for the Santo Niño. There are many types of sinulog dances. it's a dramatic cultural presentation in Leon, celebrates what is lush and full of life. The dance is performed by an Iloilo that commemorates S The simplest, least acculturated, and perhaps the purest form of ritual the transfer of the town's old site, Pueblo del interesting cast of two girls and a boy, instead of the usual pair of dancers. Camando, to the present prayer is what has been site, Sitio Capa called the tindera sinulog. DUGSO MAG-ASIK PAGKAWIN PANGALAY SAGAYAN LUNSAY SUA-SUA M I (pahng-AH-lahy)
N This dance is classified Lunsay, a game song-dance
This is a Tiruray dance for The wedding ceremony is A philippine war dance among the Jama Mapun of Dugso is a dance which under Muslim/Moro This is a dance from Jolo, Girls, performed in Nuro, called Pagkawin. The performed by both the Cagayan de Sulu, is performed originated from Bukidnon dance. It is a popular Sulu. Literally, “Sua- festivity opens with the Maguindanao and D in Northeast Mindanao. Cotabato. According to the festival dance in Sulu, during wedding celebrations. sua” means “small natives the word “mag- Pahanda or presentation Maranao depicting in A group dance, it features a Dancers perform this as an during wedding orange plant”. According asik” means “to sow seeds”. of dowry. Relatives of the dramatic fashion the steps coil or spiral of handholding entertainment for the celebrations among the to the Moros of the older
A The dancers go around the groom present to the their hero, Prince male and female dancers who dieties, to make them feel affluent families. They generation, the cloth with small, heavy steps relatives of the bride Bantugan, took upon join in and drop out as the more comfortable during may last for several days movements in this dance but with graceful hand and traditional dowries that wearing his armaments, dance goes on. An essential the fiesta that wwas or even weeks depending have been modified and N arm movements. The dance usually include that the war he fought in, and element of Lunsay is the organized for them. It was on the financial status modernized. Dancers consists of two parts, which Salap-pa, A bras box his subsequent victory clicking sound of a bamboo originally thought that this and agreement of both sing as they perform the the natives containing money, afterwards. floor laid crosswise over the dance was performed only families. Dancers dance. The natives often A during harvest time or upon the birth of a male call “komaligue” and “mag- asik”. jewelry, other valuables, and all important betel nut. perform this dance to the music of the kulintangan, original floor of the house in which the dance is performed. repeat the dance as many times as they like or until heir. Women would wear O gabbang, and agongs they are made to stop. colorful feathered head during the wedding feast. dresses, plaid costumes, and anklets.
