Can You Dance Tinikling?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ค. 2022
- Fond of fast-paced dance NanzLifers? Do you enjoy leaping, hopping, skipping and upbeat rhythm, then this dance that we are sharing with you will surely make your heart skip a beat!
Who does not want to improve our cardiovascular endurance? Well, not me! This tinikling dance or bamboo dance - Magunatip in Malaysia obviously helps expand physical movements like hand coordination, foot speed and rhythm. This type of dance - called Tinikling dance in Philippines, Cheraw in Indian culture- involves two or more people beating, tapping and sliding bamboo poles on the ground and against each other in coordinationwith one or more dancers who step over and in between the poles in a dance. This bamboo dance is also one of the most popular traditional dances in Sabah. Have a watch and enjoy. But please don't forget to LIKE, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE ...plus click the notification bell for more upcoming videos. Thank you and GODBLESS!!!
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love austronesian tribal dance taikadai(Vietnam) Borneo and Philippines
Very very similar to India's mizoram state folk dance.... Mizo bamboo dance..
sadly,this actually isnt the final tinikling we actually tap the bamboo twice and then clap it together,but to prove our filipino talent they did it this way
Bruh, what does it even mean
I'm from korea and i'm still learning tinikling❤
wow!:-)
Super like this native bamboo dance!!!
thank you:-)
I am from Northeast India and one of Indian state called Mizoram has this similar kind of bamboo dance as their traditional/ ancestral dance.
I believe we, the Northeasten Indians are related to the Philippines via our forefathers
true:-)
Yes we do! It's the same bloodline we have I believed 😊
Most Filipinos have 3% Indian DNA.
@@cleipotzfuland eyes
Omg . I swear you can get this kind of traditional dance in India too.
yes, i agree:-)
In Philippines never look down in the ground..but still guys it's beautiful 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
100% agree!:-)
❤️..Philippine tinkling.. ❤️
Yes..almost the same with tinikling but in Sabah we called it magunatip by the murut people and in the state of sarawak,Malaysia we called it langgi aruh by the bidayuh people..
That's what I learn in school
Nice one
I agree:-)
Excellent
thank you:-)
No because is very hard so much 😅😢
That is not a Philippine Tiniklin. It's music and traditional clothing is different.
This is a Dayak dance, not far from the Philippines in Borneo
nice
That was awesome!
Thank you:-)
Looks like fun to play!😂
yeah! they’re very good!:-)
wow mukhang cool
este baile no se como se llame hace anos lo vi es la 2 vez muy bonito
The most difficult tinikling! Omg
I ‘d like to think so:-)
imagine how much that would hurt if your foot moved to slow
nakakuha ka ng bagong like.
we are Asian has that kind of dance💃except korean chinese and Japanese ❤❤❤
Agree:-)
Cheraw
Yes, bamboo dance in India as well:-)
I’m Khmu and we have a very similar bamboo stick dance we also perform. Same scenario, but we do it at a slower paste. I love they way y’all do it!!! It was absolutely beautiful!!!
I agree 100 percent!! :-)
opo❤
good to know:-)
😂😂❤
the only thing i know one mistake hurts like shi-
this is not tinkiling..this is mogunatip by murut tribe in sabah,malaysia.
Its all about the beat,
And where you keep your feet
true:-)
IM SCARED 😭
practice makes perfect:-)
Does anyone know where I can find a woman and a guy doing the same thing? They looked Polynesian, not sure!
They are Malaysian, but bamboo dance or Tinikling in Tagalog or Filipino language is also popular in Philippines:-)
Alam ko pero nagkamali kami ng isang steps😔
ok lang yun:-)
i’m gab hi you so cute 🥰
Apakah itu tariana dari indonesia
Sebab saya berasal dari indonesia
😊😊😊😊😊
Tinikling dan Magunatip sama sama lah🤗
Itu tarian dari sabah.klu mahu tngok full taip her magunatip...
Hello po pamangkin po ako ni Mommy o
Thanks for visiting:-)
This is one of the bamboo dances in Southeast Asia and not Tinikling of the Philippines.
I can not dance tinikling but I’m a Philippine
I missed that po but now I can't dance like that baka mahuli na ang paa hehehehe
Need balance and proper timing:-)
It has no difference to the Mizo Cheraw( Bamboo dance ) but the beat of the bamboo isn't the same
I dont think its tinikling. Tinikling usually has a 3/4 time signature while this one has a 2/4 time signature. The music and outfit is also different.
This is not tinikling, this is called magunatip from north borneo or Sabah
same as:-)
For everyone saying that this is not tinikling,
You do realize that there are many different similar dances with different names?
Yes, similar but DIFFERENT.
THis is not tinikiling. If I'm not mistaken this is from Thailand. Definitely not Tinikling.
This is not the tinikling but a related dance. Instead, it is a dance from one of the Dayak people of Borneo, Sabah or Sarawak.
it’ tinikling in Philippine language:-)
@@nanzlife6828 its similar but it's being performed by a different, albeit related group of people who posses their own variation and name.
@@nanzlife6828hindi po siya tinikling. Iba po rhythm and music ng tinikling.
That's not Tinikling though. Seems bamboo dances are common in Southeast Asian cultures and places close to Southeast Asia like eastern India and southern China.
I don't want to do du tinkling dance
Just no I went to imago I'm Malaysian 🫢🫢🫢
That is not a Filipino Tinikling. The sound and costume are weird.
Bamboo dance in Southeast Asia-Tinikling named after the bird Tikling. Also called Cheraw or Murut Magunatip Bamboo Dance.:-)
That’s definitely not tinikling haha
That doesnt look like tinikling
bamboo dance:-)