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A festival that originated in Kalibo, Aklan.

• Ati-Atihan Festival

• Sinulog Festival

• Kadayawan

• MassKara

People cover their bodies and faces with charcoal or black paint as they depict Filipino natives known as the Aetas.

• Ati-Atihan Festival

• Sinulog Festival

• Kadayawan Festival

• Masskara Festival

On the streets, they dance enthusiastically as they hold images of the Sto. Niño.

• Ati-Atihan Festival

• Kadayawan Festival

• Sinulog Festival

• MassKara Festival

he basic dance steps of this street dance festival are easily moving straight forward. You can do this by making a two-step forward, taking a step back, and if you want to do a turn-around movement.

• Ati-Atihan Festival

• Sinulog Festival

• Kadayawan Festival

• MassKara Festival

It is a festival that originated in Cebu.

• Ati-Atihan Festival

• Sinulog Festival

• Kadayawan Festival

• MassKara Festival

This dance festival is so famous that there is even a tag line for this festival, "One Beat, One Dance, One Vision."

• Ati-Atihan Festival

• Sinulog Festival

• Kadayawan Festival

• MassKara Festival

This street dance reflects the culture grown from this era; the festival dance is being celebrated in honor of Child Jesus or the Sto. Niño by dancing to the beat of the drums as a way of showing gratitude, penance, and petition.

• Ati-Atihan Festival

• Sinulog Festival

• Kadayawan Festival

• MassKara Festival

When dancing this festival dance, the performers usually chant "Viva Pit Senior!" The celebration of this festival dance is held on every third Sunday of January.

• Ati-Atihan Festival

• Sinulog Festival

• Kadayawan Festival

• MassKara Festival

It is a basic step of Sinulog that has a combination of two steps forward and moving with one step backward.

• Natural

• Kinampilan

It is a basic step of Sinulog that involves moving your right foot with one step forward and one step backward while your left foot remains in place.

• Natural

• Kinampilan