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    FESTIVAL DANCE

    WHAT IS FESTIVAL
    DANCE?
    A festival is an extraordinary
    event celebrated by a
    community and centering on
    some characteristic aspect or
    aspects of that community and
    its religion or cultures .
    HISTORY
    OF Festival
    dance
    A SUMMARY OF HISTORY
    ❑ Festivals have long
    been significant in
    human culture and
    are found in
    virtually all cultures.
    ❑ The history of festival
    dance in the Philippines
    is rich and diverse,
    reflecting the country's
    cultural tapestry.
    ❑ Traditional festivals, known as "fiestas,"
    often include vibrant dance performances
    that showcase local stories, rituals, and
    celebrations. Influenced by indigenous,
    Spanish, and other Asian cultures, these
    dances vary across regions.
    ❑ Influenced by
    indigenous, Spanish, and
    other Asian cultures,
    these dances vary across
    regions.
    ❑ Notable examples include the Sinulog in
    Cebu, Ati-Atihan in Aklan, and
    Dinagyang in Iloilo, each with its unique
    choreography and costumes.
    ❑ Over time, festival dance has become a
    significant cultural expression,
    preserving the Philippines' heritage and
    fostering a sense of community.
    FESTIVAL
    DANCE IN
    PHILIPPINES
    Sinulog Festival (Cebu):
    Sinulog is a colorful and lively
    festival celebrated in Cebu City.
    It honors the Santo Niño (Child
    Jesus) and features a grand
    parade with participants in
    vibrant costumes, dancing to the
    rhythm of drums and trumpets.
    Ati-Atihan Festival:
    Known as the "Mother
    of All Philippine
    Festivals," Ati-Atihan
    is a vibrant celebration
    in Kalibo, Aklan.
    Dinagyang Festival:
    Iloilo City's Dinagyang
    Festival is a dynamic
    tribute to the Sto. Niño.
    Panagbenga Festival:
    Baguio City's Flower
    Festival, or Panagbenga, is
    a month-long celebration
    of blooming flowers.
    CHARACTERISTICS OF
    FESTIVAL DANCE
    Celebratory Atmosphere:
    Festival dances are typically
    performed in a celebratory
    context, marking special
    occasions, religious events, or
    cultural festivities.
    • Traditional and Cultural
    Elements:
    Many festival dances are rooted in
    cultural traditions and hold
    historical significance.
    Rhythmic and Energetic
    Movements:
    Festival dances are
    characterized by lively and
    energetic movements
    BENEFITS OF
    FESTIVAL
    DANCE
    Cultural Preservation:
    Festival dances play a crucial
    role in preserving and
    showcasing cultural traditions.
    Community Bonding: These dances
    bring people together, fostering unity and
    community spirit as participants and
    spectators join in the festivities, creating
    shared experiences and memories.
    Expression of Identity: Festival dances
    provide a platform for Filipinos to
    express their identity and pride,
    reinforcing a strong connection to their
    cultural roots.
    Education and Awareness: Festival
    dances educate both locals and visitors
    about Filipino culture, promoting
    cross-cultural understanding and
    appreciation.
    Promotion of National Pride:
    Participating in and celebrating
    festival dances fosters a sense of
    national pride, reinforcing a positive
    connection to the rich cultural
    diversity found throughout the
    Philippines
    THANK YOU!

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