Carinosa

TRUE or FALSE: Carinosa came from a Spanish word which means "dancing".

TRUE or FALSE: Panay Island, located in Central Luzon was the original home of Carinosa.

TRUE or FALSE: The music of Carinosa shows a great Latin influence.

TRUE or FALSE: The Basic foot-work is similar to the steps used in waltz.

TRUE or FALSE : Spanish Colonial masters introduced this dance style into the "Filipino" culture.

The most flirtatious among all versions.

• Pandanggyado Carinosa

• San Joaquin Carinosa

• Tatay Meroy Carinosa

• Carinosa Binggawan

Which prop is often used by Carinosa Dancers?

• Bamboo

• Folded Fan

• Broom

• Candle

How Many figures does Carinosa have?

• 9

• 6

• 16

• 8

Which Set of clothes is used by the performers of Carinosa

• Sleeveless Polo with Barong Tagalog and Formal Dress

• Flannel and Gown

• Patadyong Kimona and Camisa de Chino

• Suit and Dress

Below are Figures of Carinosa EXCEPT;

• "Three Steps and Point"

• "Back-to-Back"

• "Kneeling and Dancing"

• "Hide-and-Seek with Fan"