Philippines Dance

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Itik-itik is a mimetic folk dance in The Philippines. It originated in the province of Surigao in Mindanao.

In Itik-itik (from the Tagalog word for "duck"), the dance steps imitate the movements of ducks among rice paddies and swamplands, such as wading, flying, and short, choppy steps.

Itik-itik's current form originated in the Philippine towns of Carrascal, Cantilan, Lanuza, and Carmen, all in Surigao del Sur.

Other versions of the dance do exist, although the Itik-itik Surigaonon remains the most pipular. These alternate versions are found in Visayas, Samar, Sibonga, Cebu, and Tibiao.

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Paseo de iloilo, karansa folk dance

The blue-winged chicken dance, The green adobe dance, and the Hot Ramen dance.

Subli is the popular worship dance in Bauan, Batangas. The dance is a reverence to the Holy Cross or the "Mahal Na Poong Santa Cruz".

Those would be the stances:

The front-leg stance.

The back stance.

The horse stance.

Then would be the punches, the step-forward punches (upper punch, lower punch, middle punch, double punch, etc.), blocks, step-forward blocks (upper block, lower block, outside block, inside block). Then the step forward kicks (front-kick, side-kick, back-kick, roundhouse-kick).

bilao , redoba, kumintang,masiwak,kewet ,hapay,arms in lateral position,kuradong,and salok.

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1.Split the system into logical elements.

2.Locate the element that is most likely the cause of the problem.

3.Test the element or install a substitute to verify it as the cause of the problem.

4.If the suspected element is not the cause , move on to the next likely element.

5. After locating the cause of the problem, repair it or replace it.

The costumes for the Tiklos dance of the Philippines are not as elaborate as some costumes. Males generally wear long pants, and a long, loose shirt. Many times they are barefoot. The ladies wear long skirts and long-sleeved peasant-type blouse. A wrap, much like an apron is worn over the skirt.

Aray. A dance whose words are sung in "Chabacano-ermitense," a hybrid of Spanish that was only spoken in the Ermita district before the turn of the century and today is extinct. The dance itself is a flirtatious one that involves graceful use of the panuelo, or shawl, and tambourines. Aray means "ouch" in Tagalog.

The Binadyong is a lively dance that dates back to olden tribes who incorporated the dance into ceremonies that included prayers and rituals. The dancer sways back and forth in imitation of a person who is intoxicated.

Foreign dance steps

I want to know to about pujabi dance

when you bbef it uo you out your arms out and catch the air

Kalinga, Cordillera . This is a courtship dance that symbolizes a rooster trying to attract the attention of a hen. This is performed and portrayed by both male and female dancers as the rooster and hen respectively. The dance starts when each of them are given a piece of cloth known as "ayob" or "allap".

NO, Tribal dances are those kinds of dances that danced only by a tribe or originated from a tribe, while folk dances are those kind of dances which are danced traditionally for a reason e.g. carinosa danced because of courting.

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Once, along time ago, in the valley of Pinak in Central Luzon, one of the islands in the Philippines. There was a deep large lake rich with fish. There, the people of Pinak fished for their food, and always, there was plenty for all. Then suddenly, the big river dried up. In the shallow mud, there wasn't a fish to catch. For months, there were no rains. Out in the fields, the land turned dry. The rice-stalks slowly withered. Everywhere in Pinak, there was hunger. Night after night, the people of Pinak prayed hard. "Dear Bathala," they would recite together in their small and poorly-built chapel, " send us rains, give us food to eat. For the people are starving, and there is want among us!" Then one black and starless night, the good Bathala answered the prayers of the faithful people of Pinak. For suddenly up in the dark skies appeared a blaze of gold! A beautiful chariot of gold was zooming thru the sky. The people started to panic but a big booming voice came from the chariot soothing them with words. " I am Bula-hari, and I have come with my wife, Bitu-in. We are sent to the heavens to rule Pinak from now on. We have come to give you good life!" As Bulan-hari spoke, the black skies burst open. The rain fell in torrents. Soon the dry fields bloomed again. The large lake rose and once again was filled with fish. The people were happy once more under the rulership of Bulan-hari. Soon Bulan-hari and Bitu-in had a daughter. She grew up to be a beautiful maiden. Such long dark hair! Such lovely eyes under long curling lashes! Her nose was chiselled fine. Her lips like rosebuds. Her skin was soft and fair like cream. They named her Alitaptap for on her forehead was a bright sparkling star. All the young, brave handsome men of Pinak fell in love with Alitaptap. They worshipped her beauty. They sang songs of love beneath her windows. They all sought to win her heart. But alas! the heart of Alitaptap wasn't human. She was the daughter of Bulan-hari and Bitu-in, who burst from the sky and were not of the earth. She had a heart of stone, as cold and as hard as the sparkling star on her forehead. Alitaptap would never know love. Then one day, an old woman arrived at the palace. Her hair long and dirty. her clothing tattered and soiled. Before the king Bulan-hari, Balo-na, the old, wise woman whined in her sharp voice... that she had come from her dwelling in the mountains to bear the king sad news. The news being that she saw the future in a dream and it betold of their fate... the warriors of La-ut are coming with their mighty swords to conquer the land, the only solution is to have a marriage between Alitaptap and one of the young men, so as to have a heir to win the war. At once Bulan-hari pleaded with his daughter to choose one of the young men in their village. But how could the beautiful maiden understand? Alitaptap's heart of stone merely stood in silence. Bulan-hari gripped his sword in despair... " Alitapatap!" he bellowed in the quiet palace, "You will follow me, or you will lay dead this very minute!" But nothing could stir the lovely young woman's heart. Bulan-hari blind with anger and fear of the dark future finally drew his sword. Clang! the steel of his sword's blade rang in the silence of the big palace. It hit the star on Alitaptap's lovely forehead! The star burst! Darkness was everywhere! Until a thousand chips of glitter and light flew around the hall. Only the shattered pieces of the star on Alitaptap's forehead lighted the great hall, flickering as though they were stars with tiny wings. Alitaptap, the lovely daughter from the heavens lay dead. And soon, Balo-na's prediction had come true. Riding in stamping wild horses, the warriors of La-ut came like the rumble and clashes of lightning and thunder. They killed the people of Pinak, ruined crops, poisoned the lake. They spread sorrow and destruction everywhere. When it all ended, the beautiful, peaceful valley of Pinak had turned into an empty and shallow swamp. At night, there was nothing but darkness. But soon, tiny sparkles of light would flicker and lend glimmers of brightness in the starless night. And so, the fireflies came about. Once, a long time ago, they were fragments from the star on the forehead of Bulan-hari's daughter, the beautiful Alitaptap. The End.

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Kunday-kunday is a dance similar to Kumintang.