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    The document describes several traditional dances from the Philippines: 1) Tinikling involves dancers moving in and out of bamboo poles tapped together. 2) Cariñosa is a slow, graceful dance representing Filipino affection. 3) Pandanggo sa Ilaw has dancers balancing candles while some variations include castanets. It originated from the Spanish fandango. 4) Maglalatik has dancers hitting coconut shell halves to music, representing two religious groups in battle.

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    The document describes several traditional dances from the Philippines: 1) Tinikling involves dancers moving in and out of bamboo poles tapped together. 2) Cariñosa is a slow, graceful dance representing Filipino affection. 3) Pandanggo sa Ilaw has dancers balancing candles while some variations include castanets. It originated from the Spanish fandango. 4) Maglalatik has dancers hitting coconut shell halves to music, representing two religious groups in battle.

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    Folk Dance 2

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    Kathy Sarmiento
    The document describes several traditional dances from the Philippines: 1) Tinikling involves dancers moving in and out of bamboo poles tapped together. 2) Cariñosa is a slow, graceful dance representing Filipino affection. 3) Pandanggo sa Ilaw has dancers balancing candles while some variations include castanets. It originated from the Spanish fandango. 4) Maglalatik has dancers hitting coconut shell halves to music, representing two religious groups in battle.

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    1.

    Tinikling

    One of the most popular traditional dances in the Philippines is the  tinikling. This dance is often
    performed to music played on bamboo poles, and involves two people tapping the poles together
    while dancers move in and out of the space between them.

    2. Cariñosa

    The cariñosa  is a slow and graceful dance and is said to represent the beauty and affectionate
    side of Filipinos (or preferably the Panayanons – specifically, the Ilonggos who are already known
    for their sweetness).
    3. Pandanggo sa Ilaw

    Pandanggo sa ilaw is one of Philippine traditional dances that involves candles balanced on the
    heads and hands of each dancer. Some variations of the dance are accompanied by castanets
    than simply the clapping of the hands. This dance is said to originate from the Spanish fandango,
    which was brought to the Philippines during the Spanish colonial period.

    4. Maglalaltik

    Maglalatik  is a traditional Philippine dance that involves dancers hitting coconut shell halves
    against each other in time to the music. The Maglalatik  is traditionally performed by two groups
    of dancers, who represent two religious groups engaged in battle.
    5. Sayaw Sa Bangko

    Sayaw sa Bangko is a traditional Filipino dance that originated in the province of Pangasinan. The
    dance is typically performed by a group of three to five pairs, with supporting characters from the
    back, mimicking a barrio  festival. The other characters circle around the dancers while clapping
    and singing.

    6. Itik-itik

    Itik-Itik  is a traditional Philippine dance that involves imitating the movements of ducks. The
    dance is often performed by couples, with the man playing the role of the duck and the woman
    playing the role of the female duck.
    7. Kuratsa

    Kuratsa  is one of the Philippine traditional dances. It is usually performed at weddings and other
    special events. The dance is characterized by its fast pace and rhythmic steps.  Kuratsa  is often
    considered to be a courtship dance, as it involves couples dancing closely together.

    7. Subli

    Subli is one of the Philippine traditional dances that originated in Batangas. The word Subli is
    derived from the word subsob  which meant “bent” depicting how the men adopted the bent
    posture when dancing.
    8. Binasuan

    Binasuan  is a Philippine traditional dance that originated in Bayambang, Pangasinan. The name
    Binasuan comes from the Filipino word “binasuan,” which means “to drink from a glass.”

    9. Binanog
    Binanog  is a traditional Philippine dance that originated from the Panay Suludnon – Tumandok –
    Bukidnon tribe in Lambunao, Calinog, and Tapaz Capiz. The dance imitates the  banog  or hawk’s
    movement, to the beating of the bamboo sound and gongs.

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