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    This document summarizes several folk dances from different regions in the Philippines. It describes the Abaruray folk dance from Luzon, where a woman dances with a glass of wine on her head to offer it to a man of her choice. It also mentions the Cariñosa folk dance from Luzon, which involves dancing with a fan or handkerchief. For the Visayas, it discusses the Gapnod folk dance from Negros Oriental which reenacts the discovery of a saint's statue, and the La Berde folk dance from Cebu involving quick steps by two girls and a boy. Finally, for Mindanao it outlines the Dugso folk dance which is part of religious ceremonies with

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    This document summarizes several folk dances from different regions in the Philippines. It describes the Abaruray folk dance from Luzon, where a woman dances with a glass of wine on her head to offer it to a man of her choice. It also mentions the Cariñosa folk dance from Luzon, which involves dancing with a fan or handkerchief. For the Visayas, it discusses the Gapnod folk dance from Negros Oriental which reenacts the discovery of a saint's statue, and the La Berde folk dance from Cebu involving quick steps by two girls and a boy. Finally, for Mindanao it outlines the Dugso folk dance which is part of religious ceremonies with

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    This document summarizes several folk dances from different regions in the Philippines. It describes the Abaruray folk dance from Luzon, where a woman dances with a glass of wine on her head to offer it to a man of her choice. It also mentions the Cariñosa folk dance from Luzon, which involves dancing with a fan or handkerchief. For the Visayas, it discusses the Gapnod folk dance from Negros Oriental which reenacts the discovery of a saint's statue, and the La Berde folk dance from Cebu involving quick steps by two girls and a boy. Finally, for Mindanao it outlines the Dugso folk dance which is part of religious ceremonies with

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    This document summarizes several folk dances from different regions in the Philippines. It describes the Abaruray folk dance from Luzon, where a woman dances with a glass of wine on her head to offer it to a man of her choice. It also mentions the Cariñosa folk dance from Luzon, which involves dancing with a fan or handkerchief. For the Visayas, it discusses the Gapnod folk dance from Negros Oriental which reenacts the discovery of a saint's statue, and the La Berde folk dance from Cebu involving quick steps by two girls and a boy. Finally, for Mindanao it outlines the Dugso folk dance which is part of religious ceremonies with

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    FOLK DANCE IN LUZON

    Abaruray Folk Dance - is known in the Philippines as Hapayan, Baruray, Tagayan, Pandanggo
    sa Baso and Abaroray. This is a wine offering that signals the beginning of folk dancing and
    singing. The woman dances with a glass of wine on her head from which she entices a man of
    her choice to drink the wine in it.

    Cariñosa Folk Dance - is a Philippine dance of colonial-era origin from the Maria Clara suite of
    Philippine folk dances, where the fan or handkerchief plays an instrumental role as it places the
    couple in a romance scenario.

    FOLK DANCE IN VISAYAS


    Gapnod Folk Dance - (Cebuano for "flotsam") is a worship dance popular among the people of
    Negros Oriental. It is a reenactment of the discovery by a fisherman of the image of St. Anthony
    of Padua, the patron saint of the town of Sibulan, Negros Oriental.
    La Berde Folk Dance - is a courtship dance from a mountain settlement in Talamban, Cebu. In
    a series of quick steps and quick changes, the dance celebrates what is lush and full of life. The
    dance is performed by an interesting cast of two girls and a boy, instead of the usual pair of
    dancers.

    FOLK DANCE IN MINDANAO


    Dugso Folk Dance - Dugso, meaning "dance," is performed solemnly and reverently because it
    is part of the kaliga-on, which is related to thanksgiving, appeasement, supplication and
    consultation of nature spirits. A fire is built or a table laden with food is placed in the middle of
    the place where the dance is to be performed.
    Sagayan Folk Dance - is a Philippine war dance performed
    by Maguindanao, Maranao and Iranun depicting in dramatic fashion the steps their hero, Prince
    Bantugan, took upon wearing his armaments, the war he fought in and his subsequent victory
    afterwards.[1] Performers, depicting fierce warriors would carry shields with shell noisemakers in
    one hand and double-bladed sword in the other attempting rolling movements to defend their
    master.[2]

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