Folk dance

This dance literally means "dancing with glasses or baso." The dancers balance a glass filled with liquid on their forehead while turning and twisting on the floor.

• Tinikling

• Cariñosa

• Binasuan

• Maglalatik

A pair of dancers hop in between bamboo poles as they mimic the movements of the 'tikling' bird while avoiding bamboo traps.

• Tinikling

• Cariñosa

• Binasuan

• Maglalatik

Dancers balance three oil lamps while dancing with one on top of the head and the other two in the knuckles of the hands.

• Pandanggo sa Ilaw

• Itik-Itik

• Binasuan

• Singkil

Dancers dance and balance on top of a bench.

• Kuratsa

• La Jota Manileña

• Sayaw sa Bangko

• Binasuan

A lively dance performed during social gatherings where dancers use bamboo castanets to make accompanying tapping sounds to the rondalla music.

• Kuratsa

• La Jota Manileña

• Sayaw sa Bangko

• Binasuan

The dancers mimic the movements of a duck while wading and swimming.

• Pandanggo sa Ilaw

• Itik-Itik

• Binasuan

• Singkil

It is the dance from the Maranao tribe that was based on the epic of Darangen.

• Pandanggo sa Ilaw

• Itik-Itik

• Binasuan

• Singkil

Dancers tap halved coconut shells to produce percussive sound as they perform rhythmic tapping and acrobatics in a martial arts-like fashion.

• Tinikling

• Cariñosa

• Binasuan

• Maglalatik

A woman dancer shows affection by using a handkerchief and a fan to hide her feelings from the dancing suitors.

• Tinikling

• Cariñosa

• Binasuan

• Maglalatik

It is a courtship dance where dancers imitate the courtship between a rooster and a hen

• Kuratsa

• La Jota Manileña

• Sayaw sa Bangko

• Binasuan