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The meaning of this dance is "with the use of sticks"

• Binislakan

• Pangalay

• Sua-Ku-Sua

• Sakuting

The meaning of this dance is "my pomelo tree"

• Binislakan

• Pangalay

• Sua-Ku-Sua

• Sakuting

The meaning of this dance is "finger nail"

• Binislakan

• Pangalay

• Sua-Ku-Sua

• Sakuting

This dance refers to rhythmic sticks producing the accompaniment for the dance

• Binislakan

• Pangalay

• Sua-Ku-Sua

• Sakuting

The origin of this dance is Abra and Ilocos Norte, and the country of influence is China.

• Binislakan

• Pangalay

• Sua-Ku-Sua

• Sakuting

Dancers wears typical Joloana costume and extended metal finger nails, janggay.

• Binislakan

• Pangalay

• Sua-Ku-Sua

• Sakuting

It is also known as Mengalai in Sabah, traditional fingernail dance of the Tausug people.

• Binislakan

• Pangalay

• Sua-Ku-Sua

• Sakuting

In this dance, fans transform into tiny sails, face mirrors, butterflies, shields, and leaves.

• Binislakan

• Pangalay

• Sua-Ku-Sua

• Sakuting

The music of this dance is 2/4 and 3/4 rhythms and composed of 9 parts.

• Binislakan

• Pangalay

• Sua-Ku-Sua

• Sakuting

The dancers look backward and upward in some of the movements hence, the name Lengayen.

• Binislakan

• Pangalay

• Sua-Ku-Sua

• Sakuting