FOLK DANCE

- It is an ideal means of self

expression.

- It also helps in the development of

self confidence.

- It serves as a form of recreation and

for others, it is an form.

• Dance

• Song

• Arts

• Folk Dance

- This dance depicts the

hunting ritual performed

before a tribal war.

- The tribesmen would go out

and look up and watch for the

sacred Bird, which said

to lead the tribe to victory

• IDAW

• BANGA

• SAYAW SA BANGKO

• MAGLALATIK

This dance displays the Igorot

women on their way to the river to

fetch the daily water supply for their

family.

- It shows the skill and strength of

women as they would take care of

their babies while their husbands

stand aside

• IDAW

• BANGA

• SAYAW SA BANGKO

• MAGLALATIK

It is performed on top of a narrow

bench.

- Dancers need good balance as

they go through a series of

movements that include some

impressive acrobatics.

- This dance traces its roots back to

the areas of Pangapisan and

Lingayen in Pangasinan.

• IDAW

• BANGA

• SAYAW SA BANGKO

• MAGLALATIK

It is performed on top of a narrow

bench.

- Dancers need good balance as

they go through a series of

movements that include some

impressive acrobatics.

- This dance traces its roots back to

the areas of Pangapisan and

Lingayen in Pangasinan.

• IDAW

• BANGA

• SAYAW SA BANGKO

• MAGLALATIK

originated from

the province of Batangas.

- This folk dance is native to

the Tagalogs.

• ALITAPTAP

• BANGA

• SAYAW SA BANGKO

• MAGLALATIK

The following are LUZON DANCES except one.

1.

IDAW

2.

BANGA

3.

SAYAW SA BANGKO

4.

MAGLALATIK

5.

Tinikling

• IDAW

• SAYAW SA BANGKO

• TINIKLING

• BANGA

- It mimics the high-stepping strut of

birds in the Philippine jungles over

the bamboo traps that the hunters

would set for them

• IDAW

• SAYAW SA BANGKO

• TINIKLING

• BANGA

- It is a dance made for

“flirting”

- Dancers make a number of

flirtatious movements as they

hide behind fans and

handkerchiefs and peek out

at one another

• IDAW

• CARINOSA

• TINIKLING

• BANGA

takes its

name from the bells worn on

the ankles of the Muslim

princess.

- It recounts the epic legend

of the “Darangan” of the

Maranao people of

Mindanao.

• SINGKIL

• CARINOSA

• TINIKLING

• KINI-KINI