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    Philippine Folk Dances With Spanish Influence

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    Dance is a performance art consisting of purposefully selected sequences of human movement with aesthetic and symbolic value acknowledged within a culture. Folk dances reflect the traditional life of people in a certain region and may be divided into regional or national dances. Some key Philippine folk dances described in the document include Binansuan from Pangasinan, Kuratsa from Bohol, Dugso from Bukidnon, Pandanggo sa Ilaw from Mindoro, and Sublian from Batangas.

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    Dance is a performance art consisting of purposefully selected sequences of human movement with aesthetic and symbolic value acknowledged within a culture. Folk dances reflect the traditional life of people in a certain region and may be divided into regional or national dances. Some key Philippine folk dances described in the document include Binansuan from Pangasinan, Kuratsa from Bohol, Dugso from Bukidnon, Pandanggo sa Ilaw from Mindoro, and Sublian from Batangas.

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    Dance is a performance art consisting of purposefully selected sequences of human movement with aesthetic and symbolic value acknowledged within a culture. Folk dances reflect the traditional life of people in a certain region and may be divided into regional or national dances. Some key Philippine folk dances described in the document include Binansuan from Pangasinan, Kuratsa from Bohol, Dugso from Bukidnon, Pandanggo sa Ilaw from Mindoro, and Sublian from Batangas.

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    Philippine Folk Dances With Spanish Influence

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    Dance is a performance art consisting of purposefully selected sequences of human movement with aesthetic and symbolic value acknowledged within a culture. Folk dances reflect the traditional life of people in a certain region and may be divided into regional or national dances. Some key Philippine folk dances described in the document include Binansuan from Pangasinan, Kuratsa from Bohol, Dugso from Bukidnon, Pandanggo sa Ilaw from Mindoro, and Sublian from Batangas.

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    DANC

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    What is Dance?
    Dance is a performance art consisting of
    purposefully selected sequences of human
    movement.

    This movement has aesthetic and


    symbolic value, and is acknowledged as
    dance by performers and observers
    within a particular culture.
    D- o
    A
    N-ew
    C-reative
    E-xercise
    ELEMENTS OF DANCE
    TIME
    ENERGY
    MOVEMENT
    SPACE
    MUSIC
    What is FOLK DANCES?
    Folk dances are dances
    developed by groups of
    people that reflect the
    traditional life of the people
    of a certain country or
    region.
    • May be divided into the regional or national
    • Philippine folk dances are diverse, and include
    religious, ceremonial, courtship, funeral, combative,
    exorcism, torture, comic and game dances.
    • The dance use movements of the head, waist, arms,
    feet throwing, circling, swooping, offering,
    crowning.
    • Folk dance is defined as a traditional dance of given
    people. A definite pattern or dance routine is usually
    specified and followed.
    Fundamental Steps
    of the Arms and
    Feet
    FOLK
    DANCES and
    It’s ORIGIN
    BINASUAN
    BINASUAN
    • A colorful and lively dance from
    PANGASINAN.
    • The word binasuan means” with the
    use of drinking glasses and how the
    performers balance glasses on the
    heads and hands while gracefully
    dancing
    KURATSA
    KURATSA
    • A traditional Filipino courtship dance
    from BOHOL.
    • A male approaches and courts a lady
    in a form of dance.
    • During wedding and fiestas it serves
    as a traditional money dance
    DUGSO
    DUGSO
    • Dugso means Dance
    • A ceremonial dance among the
    Manobo people in BUKIDNON
    • A sacrifice dance rite
    Pandanggo sa Ilaw
    Pandanggo sa Ilaw
    • Very popular folk dance in the
    Philippines.
    • Originated in MINDORO
    • This dance of light simulates
    fireflies at dusk and at night
    SINGKIL
    SINGKIL
    • From LANAO DEL SUR
    • Portraying a suitor courting a
    princess dances opposite her
    bearing a kris and shield.
    ITIK ITIK
    ITIK ITIK
    • From SURIGAO DEL NORTE
    • The dance steps imitate the
    movements if ducks among rice
    paddles and swam lands such as
    wading, flying and short
    choppy steps
    SAKUTING
    SAKUTING
    • A town tradition during
    Christmas.
    • A folk dance from the Ilocanos
    of ABRA with music from
    Chinese and Spanish
    background
    MAGLALATIK
    MAGLALATIK
    • A war dance representing, a
    battle between the Moro and
    the Christians
    • From the province of
    LAGUNA
    PANTOMINA
    PANTOMINA
    • Dance of the Doves, from
    SORSOGON
    • Pantomina mimic the courtship
    between the doves and is often
    also a courtship dance between
    the couples that perform it
    SUBLI
    SUBLI
    • Sublian is indigenous to the
    people of BATANGAS
    • A ceremonial dance to give
    homage to the Holy Cross

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