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It is a courting type of folk dance. It shows the recluse side of a filipina.
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What is the music of carinosa folk dance?
TAE
What is the relevance of carinosa in our national folk dance?
chuvachuchu
Where did carinosa originated?
The carinosa originated on Panay Island when the Spaniards colonized the area. This is a type of dance which is Hispanic in origin.
What are the folk dances in philippines?
carinosa is the phillipine dance
What is the 7 different steps of carinosa dance?
what are the steps in carinosa dance
When did carinosa started?
Carinosa is a Filipino folk dance. The Carinosa dance dates back to the 16th century and was brought to the Philippines by the Spanish.
What is the music of carinosa folk dance?
TAE
What is the relevance of carinosa in our national folk dance?
chuvachuchu
Where did carinosa originated?
The carinosa originated on Panay Island when the Spaniards colonized the area. This is a type of dance which is Hispanic in origin.
What are the folk dances in philippines?
carinosa is the phillipine dance
What is the 7 different steps of carinosa dance?
what are the steps in carinosa dance
Is Carinosa danced on weddings?
Nope. Cariñosa is a folk dance from the Philippines. It can be dance during Fiesta's and school programs especially "Linggo ng Wika".
What are the materials used for carinosa dance?
materials used in carinosa
What are the modern filipino folk dance?
They are many like Tinikling, Maglalatik , Igorot Dance, Pandaggo sa Ilaw, Singkil, Carinosa and many more.. (NARTHEENA 4rever <3)
Dance literature of Philippine folk dance?
Philippine folk dances are classified into these five classifications: 1. National and Regional Dances 2. Occupational Dances 3. Religious and Ceremonial Dances 4. Courtship Dances 5. Festival Dances
What is tiksiw?
Tiksiw is a folk dance. This is a folk dance of the Philippines. A folk dance is a type of dance that is considered part of a cultures tradition.
Costume of carinosa dance?
is a Philippine dance of Hispanic 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 romance scenario
