History of bulaklakan folkdance

Answer 1

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Answer 2

THIS DANCE IS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

1. Sway right and left 16 counts,boys hand at back, girls flowers up (in place)

2. Sway right and left 8 counts,boys hand at back, girls flowers up forward

3. Sway right and left 2 counts, after that, turn to your right

4. Sway right and left on your place

5. girls kneel down, boys turn left

6. boys kneel down, girls turn left

7. make a circle (create a flower)

8. girls right left, then put down your flowers, and put it up (just your like awarding boys)

9. steady at no.3

Answer 3

BY: MS. TWINKLE ADONA©

Our land is bequeathed with endless beauty such as in Central Luzon. Just a little history, there are three provinces where Tagalog is predominantly used and these are the provinces of Nueva Ecija, Bataan as well as Bulacan. And in the native town of Bulacan, where the origin of "Bulaklakan" derived its name, after a hard day's work, the rural people gather in their barrios and perform many impromptu and lively dances as a form of relaxation. These dances such as "Bulaklakan" personify the joys of work, of the surroundings and of life among the simple country people.

In addition to facts, during the month of May, a lovely and attractive dance for instance "Bulaklakan", is pirouetted among 12 girls, each clutch garland of leaves and flowers attached to a CIRCLE BAMBOO or ARC RATTAN and held overhead.

In some other places, the merriment of "Bulaklakan" takes the form of folk dances especially during the month of May, for it is known as the "DANCE OF FLORAL GARLANDS". It is custom performed in many parts of the Philippines as they celebrate the "Santa Cruz de Mayo" dedicated to the Virgin Mary during the Roman Catholic festivity.

Answer 4

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