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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ธ.ค. 2020
- The history of the Banga Dance tells us a story of Filipino women’s strength, resilience and grace. Banga (pronounced ba-nga), meaning “pot”, is an earthen container originated by the northern Cordillera region of the Philippines. Traditionally, they’re made of local clay found only in the Kalinga villages, an area rich with rice terraces and lush mountainsides. The Kalinga people are highlanders and rice farmers of the Cordillera peoples, having been blessed with some of best land for rice farming. They are also skilled craftspeople who are well-versed in basketry, loom weaving, metalsmithing, and pottery; and despite centuries of occupation by the Spaniards, Americans and Japanese, the Kalinga people have been able to preserve their vast, rich culture.
Performed by the LUngsoranon Performing Arts Ensemble (LUPAE), a school based cultural troupe in Tubigon, Bohol. Most members are high school students. Alumni member are also welcome to perform with the group. It aims to preserve and instill appreciation to Philippine Folk Songs and Dances to young Tubignon individuals. - บันเทิง
I was born abroad my mother never told me about her Kalinga side cause she thought it was not important ,me discovering this dance is where she is from makes me proud of my culture and heritage 🥹❤️
Kalinga is one of the unique cultures worth to be showcased in a cultural troupe po.
matbe your mother not proud that she is from kalinga,all kalinga's people even they arebin abroad they appreciated thier culture and beleives,im not kalinga but when i was a soldier and i stay in lubuagan kalinga and some m2ynicipalty of i appreciated thier culture like this...why that its not importante that its from the origins until now they are using this dance?and all the attires.
Same here, she never had time so now I'm learning in my 30s ♥️
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Damn, saying where you came from or anything to do with your tribe as "something not important" is such a shame. Looks like your mom is passing down some unhealed traumas to you. So happy you found this video to reclaim back what you've lost though. Keep that close to your heart, fam. And never forget it again.
my classmates were shocked when that one girl put all the pots on her head! great work!!
Woooow! More of like this philippine dances please! I love our austronesian and asian cultural dances and arts!
We will be trying to upload dances of different origins. Thank u for appreciating ❤️
This is how we train walk for our beauty queens! Love the gait! Good vibes and it was adorable to watch and the landscape was just adding graphical texture on this performance.
Thank you for appreciating our performance sir and our local scenic landscapes. We are trying to look for a background that would likely to realize the Cordilleras. Mabuhay po ang kulturang Pinoy!
The best banga dance I've seen! Not on a stage but in actual grassland. 😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you sir
Proud Ilocano!!! Thank you ang ganda
Wow! Nakaka bilib yung mga babaeng to! Galing mag balance!
Salamat po ❤️
Ang ganda ng set-up. 😮
Love watching cultural dances like this. Great video. Proud Pilipino! 🇵🇭
Thank you sir ❤️
wow.. galing...
Wow,. Na miss ko tuloy Ang pag sasayaw, as in perfect Lalo sa location shoot at ang mga performer sobrang nakaka tindig balahibo na performance ..
sinayaw namin dati to back grade 4.Ang saya dati
Promote and love our own Culture po. ❤️
Wow⭐👏👏😊😊 gimingaw ko sayaw ani ba.. Great Job LUPAE⭐👏😊❤❤❤
Thank u melin. We miss u too performing with us 😊
Grabe da best Banga dance I've ever seen
Grabe tumaas balahibo ko you have my respect 💖 omggg I could neveeer 💖💯 bigat din niyan ang galing mo sisss 😭💖
Salamat po. Mabuhay po ang kulturang Piliipino :)
Sick 🇵🇭🔥🔥
❤proud filipino talents...
🔥🔥🔥
amazing! love from ilocos!
Wow mga kailyan😊😊😊😊
Good job LUPAE !
Thank you meople 😊
Hi just wondering where they bought their tops? Thanks
THAT IS SO IMPPRESSIVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Thank you ☺️
i remember when i was a cultural dance group in my school that igorot dance won 1st place in our district competition . DUM .DUM AY Silay correct me if i7m wronged in that song of tribe dance it' been a long time already ..
May we suggest to please come to Kalinga province and witness the original dance pattern, please give justice to an ethnic dance do some observation!
Hello po, ask lang po kung ano yung tawag sa kulay pula pang alalay sa banga. Thank uu
I am seeking permission to use your video for our documentary project. Your video will be a valuable asset to our film, and kudos to you for creating such impactful content!🔥🔥
Nice.
Good day! Is it alright if we use your video for educational use only? It's for a video representation.
thank you po!! 💗
Thats good
Thank you 🥰
Welcome
nice
Thank you po 🥰
Beautiful women and handsome men
Thank you po 🤗😍
@@knarff20 you are always welcome🥰🥰
*0:34* what is the the long version of this sound
This is immitation.no hurt feelings.
We are not claiming to be Kalinga's. We are a cultural troupe showcasing the different cultures of the Philippines. I hope you read clearly the description. No hurt feelings 😉
Thats a salidsid, the banga dance was from ikalinga, but the way you dance, beat the rythm of our gongs and our tradition is diferrent, I wonder what tribes or ethnic mostly composed youre groups. But thanks for potraying our traditions and culture, next time you should practice aur real salidsid and tadok, and the boys also there should someone teach them how to beat the real rythm of the gong, because the banga dance is dance in accordance with the beat of the gong, mostly some tribes in kaling use "sag gaypo"). But thanks like your video content.
My apologies if ever there is something wrong that we've portrayed. The dance was a mix of Banga and Salidsid (carrying the piles of Banga and courtship dance). In regards to the music, we are only trying our best to come up with almost the same and with revisions based on folkdance videos online. Since we came from Bohol, its very hard for me to study the real culture given the Pandemic and geographic location. Im looking forward to visit and learn more about your culture, and hopefully someone would teach us too.
@@knarff20 ok youre welcome here in our province, if you want to witness the real banga dance, you should came here in february, we celebrate our kalinga festival from 8 to 16, february 14 is the highlights, al ykalingal tribes meet at one place show casing their culters and traditions. Regarding our Banga dance visit the Balbalan tribes of upper kalinga they were the master of banga dance mostly from upper tribes here in kalinga are masters of banga dance.
@@knarff20 I would suggest, if you should sifferent dancetroop organization in baguio, one of them was KASA an student organization they were performing all traditional dance and culture of different tribes of Cordillera. Many dance troops and organization that might help you in exploring our traditions here in cordillera if you want to meet them many of them are in baguio.
@@geaselgeasel2330 thank you sir. Looking forward to that day where i can visit your place.
Hi! Kindly requesting to use 10 seconds of your video in a project we're working on. Will credit you properly. Thank you very much.
san po nakabili ng top costume?
Watch our new performance here th-cam.com/video/9kVJ_n_HbwM/w-d-xo.html
wow ang ganda nang sayaw nyo po ang galing at gracefully!!! pwede po malaman ano tawag sa dmit nang mga babe na printed? at san po pwedeng makabili nyan sa pinas??
Skin tone po yan maam
Hi, may I ask what is the purpose of the last part of the dance? why do they pass on the banga to the lady, and what is the man dancing with her? what is his role in the dance?
Good day. The banga dance depicts women fetching water, it may be with one banga or piles of bangas. The last part is more likely salidsid dance with man and woman dancing. We are not performing based on literature, but performing for entertainment sir so we add some level of difficulty.
@@knarff20 omg thank you for answering, that performance of yours is amazing. I'm just a little confuse, is banga dance and banga salidsid aren't the same thing?
@@bad7577 If based from literature, they are literally two different dances but came from a same group, the Kalinga's.
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Hi Knarff20, napakagandang performance nito. Puwede ko po bang ma -share ito sa mga kaibigan namin para makatulung sa pag promote ng ating kultura? we will acknowledge properly the ownership of the Lungsoranon Performing Arts Ensemble.
Sure thing sir. I see no problem with that ❤️
What culture?
@@jamessarmiento2693 Filipino culture particularly from the highlands of cordillera region
May I please know the origin of the LUPAE?
Hello po can i ask, ano po yung tawag sa kulay red na nandiyan sa ulo nila
Alibon sa tribe namin pero ewan ang tawag nila sa kalingga.
I hope
Permission to use some of the video clips for school purposes only. Thank you and God Bless!❤
New version of banga / salidsid?
Just exploring our own creativity sir
Naka ilang take po kayo dito??
Mga 2 takes po. Mejo mabilis kc dumilim at may matutulis na damo hehe
This dance are ethnic?
Yes
its interesting cuz at the end, it looks like the lady is being crowned hence why she’s carrying the weight of her subjects
Mayat salan 8neg
What happened to the mother and child ?
Anyway the bangra dancer is stuck inside a ball with curved butterfly wings with 4 curves or points you decide
i need them for our event. please share the contact details
We are from Bohol Maam. Ill pm
Pls email us at hcalupae@gmail.com.
Personal contacts will be given there. Thank you
I admire your effort for making a copy cat of our ethnic dance but you made a murderous portrayal of a dance that has been preserved and handed down to us by our ancestors for the past hundreds of years. More research please. The beating of the gongs, the movement of the feet and hands, it never came closer to the original.
Modern style
These performers are not igorots.
Yes sir. We are portraying the Kalinga's.
You clearly didn't read the description.
What does it symbolize? It don't maje sense. Do you think she can carry it with full of water? I doubt it. No good.
Clearly you dont know much of your own culture. Kalinga women fetches water on a pile of banga. Im not saying that girl on video is. Since we are a cultural troupe, we are telling the people the story of the Kalinga's in an entertaining way. Folk dances reflect our culture, and it has been an effective vehicle of telling the world our unique and diverse culture.