Is an expression of the body, following rhythmic patterns, and is accompanied by music.

Are dances of indigenous communities that show cultural traits of people from specific time and place.

Originally from Lubang Island, Occidental Mindoro.

Translate to "duck" imitates the movement of the itik species, such as how they walk, fly and splash water.

Another courtship folk dance from samar Island that imitates a rooster's mating movements with a hen.

Is perhaps the most popular folk dance in the Philippines, whose roots originate from Leyte's province.

From the primitive man expressing emotions in such events as birth, death, marriage, war among other things, dance has evolved to modern form of social dancing.

It present the Maria Clara, like mannerisms and personality of the Filipina women during the Spanish Colonial Period.

Dance from Bauan, Batangas and performed for the Holy Cross of Alitagtag, the patron of the Municipality of Alitagtag.

Referring to the pre-Hispanic and the Muslim dances.

The folk dance comes from Surigao Del Sur.

Performed by experienced dancers on top of six-inch wide wooden bench.

It is originated from Panay Island and was introduced by the Spaniards during colonization.

Performed mostly by the lowland Filipinos, dances under this category have string influence from the Western culture, particularly from spain.

Performed by experienced male and female dancers who hop and slide, where the male and the female dancers sway in a circle while holding their primmed hats.

It is a mock war dance from Biñan, Laguna that represents a fighter over coconut meat, a highly coveted food and danced during a religions procession to San Isidro de Labrador, the patron saint of farmers.

Popular folk dance is native to Pangasinan and was traditionally performed by newlyweds during their wedding feasts.

It is inspired by the movement of the tinikling birds, which the dance is apply named after.

_____ has three parts.

Waltz between a male and female dancer.

Is a Filipino cultural dance of balancing oil lamps or glasses with candles inside.

Male dancer purposes the female dancer in a chase.

The dancers, traditionally two male and female dancers, perform using bamboo poles 9 feet long parallel to each other.

One of the lamps or glasses is perched on the head and the other two on the palms of each hand. This native Filipino folk dance is performed in ¾ time and accompanied by castanets.

When the male dancer finally wins over the female dancer with his dance.

Combinations of single double and hops determined by the beat of the bamboo poles.