I am not a dancer... but, during my elementary days. Folk dances is a highlight during inter-school competitions... And, I remember our PE teacher told my classmates (Tinikling dancers): Don't at look the poles! Just listen to the rhythm! Tak! Tak! Tak! Clap! Tak! Tak! Tak! Clap!...😊😊😊
We used to dance that in our school during my secondary school way back 1977 until now it's nice to watch the Filipino cultural dance and pass it to our younger generation
I tried tinikling before (ages ago), and I found it's actually easier if you don't look because seeing the bamboo poles moving can be distracting. I looked down once and almost lost my place in the rhythm. It's better to focus on the sound/rhythm without looking down.
That's the technique. Anyways the bamboo clappers are.doing.their best to go with the rhythm, too otherwise they'll gonna have some broken fingers. Dance Tinikling when I was in Grade 3 in Mababang Paaralan ng aming barangay. Practice includes clappers alone to synchronised ŵith the music. And dancers alone Dancing on the tune ŵithout the clappers.
The singkil is from the Mindanao islands and Spanish colonization was difficult there. They were able to have a stronghold in Zamboanga, thus a dominant Spanish influence. The singkil is from other parts of uncolonized Mindanao so the music does not reflect Spanish/ Mexican traces.
You're right, Maglalatik there is way modern. The hip movements and other steps are an improvisation. And originally the Maglalatik is a standalone, like the beat is only being created by the dancers themselves thru tapping with the coconut shells. And their dance has less tapping.
Watching you ladies react to Tinikling made me realise that it is a great cardio workout..not only are you jumping/skipping the entire time, but the fear of getting your ankles caught in the bamboo is enough to keep your heart racing hahaha
YAY! Singkil is a Muslim royalty dance. The lady who was carried on bamboo poles is a princess and the rest are her attendants. The man is a prince who tries to win her heart. This version is a short one and incomplete, though. The fight dance and the finale were not shown, also the beautiful dancing of the attendants with their fans. The princess, in other versions, even dances atop the bamboo poles while being carried by the male attendants. The instruments are brass gongs of different sizes and a kulintang. You can buy miniature versions of those because the big ones are really heavy, depending on the quality. Indeed, Singkil is a very elegant dance! Muslim dances are like that. Growing up here in Zamboanga Peninsula, I got to see these dances during school events and I looove those! Even now, they are my favourite dances in the Philippines. Try watching kappa malong-malong. That one you can definitely do, at least , the female version. And yes, you can definitely see these dances in Zamboanga!
When I was a kid there was this expert dance troupe that combines tinikling and singkil. The elegant girl dances on top of bamboo held by guys dancing tinikling. Philippine traditional dances in general are dangerous lmao there's one where you wave around lit candles inside pieces of cloth, like fire dancing.
EVERY FILIPINO STUDENTS CAN RELATE ESPECIALLY THE HIGHSCHOOLERS HAHAHAHA, TINIKLING DANCE IS LIT😂 WHEN U DANCE IT IN UR PE SUBJECT AND ALSO IN EVERY CULTURAL DANCE COMPETITIONS, I CAN SAY THAT I ENJOYED IT, 😂
I suggest to watch our very own Bayanihan Dance Company as they are the official dance troupe of the Philippines who always performs traditional dances.
d one with coconuts is not the usual traditional style for that dance. they barely used the banging of coconuts. it should have been fast paced and loud.
Hola, Sol y Luna! In Singkil, that’s how Filipinos were during the precolonial (when the spaniards were not i. The Philippines yet). The maglalatik is modern. They should have touched those husks all thru out in a very rapid manner.
Maglalatik & tinikling are known as barrio dances, and singkil was known as tribal or Muslim dance.. We have more than 100 dances including principalia dances, barrio dances, Muslim and tribal dances..
Thank u sol & luna..ü..here is another aspect of dance,cheerdance this time..the ones u can see in schools and universities in and is pattered after american cheer dancing,where they compete state to state or nationally but this one its n.c.a.a. Philippines' very own champion,the national university team, "bulldogs" will blow ur breathe away during the finals of the competition,national category!..enjoy this sol and luna..ü
Singkil is a pre hispanic marriage ceremonial dance in the southern part of the Philippines. It starts when the bride stomps her foot 3 times and then do a bamboo dance with the groom like tinikling in a different music though.
Other great traditional dances here: Palayok Dance: | MAMF2018: LahingBatangan Dance Troupe, CCP | Pandanggo Sa Ilaw: | Pandanggo sa Ilaw at Oasiwas - CEU Folk Dance Troupe | Sayaw sa Bangko: | Harvard Philippine Forum Sayaw Sa Bangko at Cultural Rhythms 2011 | or |Bayanihan Dance Troupe in Hungary! - 2:00 - 2:50| Sayaw sa bangko usually has 3 parts of the dance. The first title (Cultural Rythms 2011) did all the parts but for the Bayanihan Dance Troupe, they only danced the last part of Sayaw sa Bangko but they did it so much better than the first title. Bayanihan is the official folk dance troupe in the Philippines and they're the real deal. They only danced the last part of Sayaw sa Bangko (2:00-2:50) . I mean they basically danced the way it should be danced.
Wrong, its from the word "Tikling", which is a migratory bird that has long legs. The dance was developed and inspired by how the bird Tikling walks elegently when feeding on farms.
Latik is cooked coconut milk with brown sugar. The finish product is packed in 2 coconut shell enclosed together. Maglalatik means the maker of sweet made of coconut.
The Singkil dance, is Pre Hispanic time dance from the southern region. the majority of whole country was Muslim and already influenced by Indian Empires before the Spaniards came and called it The Philippines. The Mexican and Spanish traditions came later. You can see the Tinikling as the Hispanic version from Singkil.
@@remzelkai2959 yes but this Tinikling version has Spanish 'influences" like some steps, clapping with the hands and clothing. Singkil has for example not Spanish influences but more Indian. But in basic they are the same kind of dances, this dance has indeed South East Asian roots!! NOT SPANISH
Thank you ladies for this vid! We lose exposure to these dances after graduating from school. Happy to see these being appreciated by non-Pinoys. ❤️💙💙💙
The way I remember the story of singkil is about a princess who got lost in the woods and the wood faeries, portrayed by the group of women at the first part were disturbed (fans depicted butterfly-like faeries) and tried to trap the princess by shaking the ground and vegetation beneath her feet (depicted by the bamboos). Then a prince came and went to save the princess by saving her from the forest. The princess also had a hard-to-get moment when she met the prince (and why not? lol) and eventually got saved and they married each other. Usually, this dance is performed at weddings in the Mindanao region and it is one of the most iconic dances here in the Philippines.
Yes.. Ladies every main girl or princess in folk dance have to be carried bcos many years ago if u are a princess u r not allowed to step in the ground. To keep ur purity. ♥️♥️♥️
Maglalatik is danced by guys. The “hat” is not Chinese; it’s called salakot and is quite common in the countryside. You are right; theirs is a kind of modernized version. Maglalatik can be acrobatic, too, sometimes with some amount of tumbling involved. 🇵🇭
And it is actually danced by boys without shirts. Only pants with strings or cloth 20:26 wrapped around the waist like the manangguete climbing the coconut tree to take tuba or coco wine.
Every year we celebrate the Buwan ng Wika in the Philippines in all level of school from primary, secondary, and tertiary and also private schools we also dressed our national dress when we go to school for the whole month of celebration and we are also required to dance our folk dance and join other competition for the whole month of Buwan ng Wika
During my High School Physical Education subject I had this dance. I could not count how many times my foot was caught in the middle of the bamboo when I was just starting. Haha
It's SO FUN TO LEARN TINIKLING Girls promise you'll love it Im a girl but i have tried MANLALATIK dance when i was in elementary. In our school you need to learn all those. And its easy and fun
these dances have their story of their own.. the first dance singkil is a part of a long story.. before spanish era, we have our own pricesses and they are not allowed to set foot on land that is why they are being carried.. the maglalatik is a traditional festive dance for single men.. tinikling on the other hand is a festive dance that evolved from singkil.. but more on the religious side of catholics as opposed to singkil which is more on the muslim side...
Its not MUSLIM... Muslim is anyone or anything that follow ALLAH.. You must say SINGKIL a PHILLIPINE MARANAO TRADITIONAL dance.. One of many tribe in Phillipines.. Aye!!!
You should also check for Pandanggo sa Ilaw (Lighted Fandango) and there's this dance where they leap from benches to benches, I don't know what it's called. By the way, Tinikling means dance of the tikling bird (a kind of rail bird with long legs).
The bench dance is called: Sayaw sa Bangka (Dance on the boat) I can see the resemblance of it via hopping from one boat to another and hopping from one bench to another.
If you want to learn tinikling, then you have to sacrifice your ankles many times while in practice. When I was in highschool, my ankle got hit almost 100 times before I (barely) mastered the dance.
Hi girls, you can view also this our folk dance in Europe, Germany, russia, japan, singapore even in U. S. A even student in their universities was doing this dance during their dance contest their in university try to look it. I love your reaction ladies 😍😍😍I'm Filipino too.
Pilipinos are are required to dance Philippines folk dances since the start of our schooling until you finished schools even in the university. It's our Physical Education.
Don't worry girls for the Tinikling since it only has the normal slow and unvarying beat or rhythm 😅. There are now modern style and competition-level Tinikling which has faster beats so all performers need to think faster and thoroughly memorize every transition and choreography they incorporated in it.
Singkil is from the Maranao people in Lanao, part of Mindanao. The music is provided by kulintangan, an ensemble of ethnic percussion instruments. Obviously no Latin influence here. 🇵🇭
Hello ladies, I like the video but what’s funny to me are your comments. I crack up every time. You’re both good at reacting 👌 I think you would do real good at this dance. Start at your own pace, it’s easy. Better to ask a Filipino friend for tips. Take care and see you in your next video
Ya really sounds very familliar to you guys, bec it some how like blend with spaniards rhythm during spaniards era in philippines. Imagine 333 years philippines been colonize by spain.
The tinikling one is a choreograph one but if you want to learn the basic tinikling and experiencing it. I must recommend you the barbara's restaurant in intramuros, manila for the gastronomic foods and ones in a lifetime experience trying to dance the basic steps of tinikling. I'm sure when dance it together with the dancers you will enjoy it. I hope you go travel in to the Philippines soon :)
Have you tried watching... Pandango sa ilaw, sayaw sa bangko, Balse Marikina, sua ku sua, lerion, there so much more and the most famous was Maglalatik and Tinikling... But 2 of the list i typed we're required for us to memorized to dance as our project
Tinikling is probably the best known Filipino folk dance and has been showcased by various Philippine dance troupes around the world. 🇵🇭 The fastest way to earn Philippine citizenship is to be able to dance the tinikling. (It’s a prank!) 😂
Check out Larry Lusanta TH-cam Channel, you will see there how many times Philippines won competitions in other countries, both cultural songs and dances
Singkil, if I am not mistaken, is danced by the royalties among the Muslims in Mindanao during a wedding ceremony. I can't remember the exact details tho.
I used to try this Tinikling dance back when I was an elementary student bcs. I think it's not cool not to try that as a Filipino but deymm my ankles got butchered so bad & I was like f* this imma stick to Cariñosa and Fandanggo sa Ilaw hehe. So yeah it requires patience and lots of band-aids lol
There are no known competitions for tinikling BUT every child who ever went to elementary school will know how to dance this and other folk dances. There are a lot of folk dances and besides tinikling, I have also tried the binasuan, where girls need to balance glasses with drinks on their heads and outstretched arms. Boys are just partners so I did not get to balance the glasses and we have a part where we get to drink whats in the glass. Check this link for your personal viewing: th-cam.com/video/svjwQTe71Ss/w-d-xo.html Also we have pandanggo sa ilaw where girls balance candles this time: th-cam.com/video/4Gf8Xa0N2yk/w-d-xo.html I am actually quite confused with the names of the dances since we learned a lot on elementary amd high school days before 😅
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Tinikling requires rhythm and muscle memory.
I am not a dancer... but, during my elementary days. Folk dances is a highlight during inter-school competitions... And, I remember our PE teacher told my classmates (Tinikling dancers): Don't at look the poles! Just listen to the rhythm! Tak! Tak! Tak! Clap! Tak! Tak! Tak! Clap!...😊😊😊
We are required to master traditional dances during secondary school since it's part of the topic.
not all.. we didnt do it
I experienced this too! I performed Pandanggo sa Ilaw for MAPEH subject wherein I need to dance with two glasses with candles on my hands :)
Yeah I remember we had to do a dance presentation about this in second grade
We used to dance that in our school during my secondary school way back 1977 until now it's nice to watch the Filipino cultural dance and pass it to our younger generation
And if you some of y’all thought this is easy, think again, but its super fun.
I tried tinikling before (ages ago), and I found it's actually easier if you don't look because seeing the bamboo poles moving can be distracting. I looked down once and almost lost my place in the rhythm. It's better to focus on the sound/rhythm without looking down.
That's the technique. Anyways the bamboo clappers are.doing.their best to go with the rhythm, too otherwise they'll gonna have some broken fingers.
Dance Tinikling when I was in Grade 3 in Mababang Paaralan ng aming barangay. Practice includes clappers alone to synchronised ŵith the music. And dancers alone Dancing on the tune ŵithout the clappers.
The singkil is from the Mindanao islands and Spanish colonization was difficult there. They were able to have a stronghold in Zamboanga, thus a dominant Spanish influence. The singkil is from other parts of uncolonized Mindanao so the music does not reflect Spanish/ Mexican traces.
That cultural dance is not influenced by Spain it is influenced by Hindu and austronesian
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You're right, Maglalatik there is way modern. The hip movements and other steps are an improvisation. And originally the Maglalatik is a standalone, like the beat is only being created by the dancers themselves thru tapping with the coconut shells. And their dance has less tapping.
Watching you ladies react to Tinikling made me realise that it is a great cardio workout..not only are you jumping/skipping the entire time, but the fear of getting your ankles caught in the bamboo is enough to keep your heart racing hahaha
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That's a professional level tinikling choreo. There should be a Don't Try This At Home warning :D
YAY! Singkil is a Muslim royalty dance. The lady who was carried on bamboo poles is a princess and the rest are her attendants. The man is a prince who tries to win her heart. This version is a short one and incomplete, though. The fight dance and the finale were not shown, also the beautiful dancing of the attendants with their fans. The princess, in other versions, even dances atop the bamboo poles while being carried by the male attendants. The instruments are brass gongs of different sizes and a kulintang. You can buy miniature versions of those because the big ones are really heavy, depending on the quality. Indeed, Singkil is a very elegant dance! Muslim dances are like that. Growing up here in Zamboanga Peninsula, I got to see these dances during school events and I looove those! Even now, they are my favourite dances in the Philippines. Try watching kappa malong-malong. That one you can definitely do, at least , the female version. And yes, you can definitely see these dances in Zamboanga!
When I was a kid there was this expert dance troupe that combines tinikling and singkil. The elegant girl dances on top of bamboo held by guys dancing tinikling. Philippine traditional dances in general are dangerous lmao there's one where you wave around lit candles inside pieces of cloth, like fire dancing.
EVERY FILIPINO STUDENTS CAN RELATE ESPECIALLY THE HIGHSCHOOLERS HAHAHAHA, TINIKLING DANCE IS LIT😂 WHEN U DANCE IT IN UR PE SUBJECT AND ALSO IN EVERY CULTURAL DANCE COMPETITIONS, I CAN SAY THAT I ENJOYED IT, 😂
Watch more Filipino Traditional Dances.. Like "Sayaw sa Bangko" and "Pandanggo sa Ilaw"
I like how you react and feel happy and excited at the same time. Salamat po! Watching from Riyadh
I suggest to watch our very own Bayanihan Dance Company as they are the official dance troupe of the Philippines who always performs traditional dances.
Very good exercise while dancing n enjoying the music!!!
try to react to "pandango sa ilaw" and "sayaw sa bangko"
hello my babies..tinikling is our national dance..godbless you both..
if want to dance tinikling you need to count same with the one holding the bamboo stick, you have to be in sync
d one with coconuts is not the usual traditional style for that dance. they barely used the banging of coconuts. it should have been fast paced and loud.
I agree. It's a modified choreograph dance not the original dance of maglalatik/magbabao
it's more fun in the Phillipines.. mabuhay❤❤❤
Hola, Sol y Luna! In Singkil, that’s how Filipinos were during the precolonial (when the spaniards were not i. The Philippines yet). The maglalatik is modern. They should have touched those husks all thru out in a very rapid manner.
Normally, the men in Maglalatik are shirtless, hehe.
Maglalatik & tinikling are known as barrio dances, and singkil was known as tribal or Muslim dance.. We have more than 100 dances including principalia dances, barrio dances, Muslim and tribal dances..
Dropping just to say I'm excited for the set tour. 😁
Thank u sol & luna..ü..here is another aspect of dance,cheerdance this time..the ones u can see in schools and universities in and is pattered after american cheer dancing,where they compete state to state or nationally but this one its n.c.a.a. Philippines' very own champion,the national university team, "bulldogs" will blow ur breathe away during the finals of the competition,national category!..enjoy this sol and luna..ü
Singkil is a pre hispanic marriage ceremonial dance in the southern part of the Philippines. It starts when the bride stomps her foot 3 times and then do a bamboo dance with the groom like tinikling in a different music though.
Other great traditional dances here:
Palayok Dance: | MAMF2018: LahingBatangan Dance Troupe, CCP |
Pandanggo Sa Ilaw: | Pandanggo sa Ilaw at Oasiwas - CEU Folk Dance Troupe |
Sayaw sa Bangko: | Harvard Philippine Forum Sayaw Sa Bangko at Cultural Rhythms 2011 | or |Bayanihan Dance Troupe in Hungary! - 2:00 - 2:50|
Sayaw sa bangko usually has 3 parts of the dance. The first title (Cultural Rythms 2011) did all the parts but for the Bayanihan Dance Troupe, they only danced the last part of Sayaw sa Bangko but they did it so much better than the first title. Bayanihan is the official folk dance troupe in the Philippines and they're the real deal. They only danced the last part of Sayaw sa Bangko (2:00-2:50) . I mean they basically danced the way it should be danced.
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I love you Sol and Luna ❣️
Ang gaganda nyu girl's I Love you so much ❤️❤️❤️
Hi ladies learning tinikling means getting your ankles caught. Just a warning lol
Wrong, its from the word "Tikling", which is a migratory bird that has long legs. The dance was developed and inspired by how the bird Tikling walks elegently when feeding on farms.
@@alvincubus what’s wrong?
Latik is cooked coconut milk with brown sugar. The finish product is packed in 2 coconut shell enclosed together. Maglalatik means the maker of sweet made of coconut.
Maglalatik and tinikling is so famous here, but tinikling is what we play before my childhood days..its fun and exciting..☺☺☺
dancing Tinikling is super fun. trst me. you dont want to stop until your too tired
The Singkil dance, is Pre Hispanic time dance from the southern region. the majority of whole country was Muslim and already influenced by Indian Empires before the Spaniards came and called it The Philippines.
The Mexican and Spanish traditions came later. You can see the Tinikling as the Hispanic version from Singkil.
@A SCK other southeast asian country have that kind of folk dance as well even though they don't have spanish influence.
@@remzelkai2959 yes but this Tinikling version has Spanish 'influences" like some steps, clapping with the hands and clothing.
Singkil has for example not Spanish influences but more Indian. But in basic they are the same kind of dances, this dance has indeed South East Asian roots!! NOT SPANISH
Thank you ladies for this vid! We lose exposure to these dances after graduating from school. Happy to see these being appreciated by non-Pinoys. ❤️💙💙💙
The way I remember the story of singkil is about a princess who got lost in the woods and the wood faeries, portrayed by the group of women at the first part were disturbed (fans depicted butterfly-like faeries) and tried to trap the princess by shaking the ground and vegetation beneath her feet (depicted by the bamboos). Then a prince came and went to save the princess by saving her from the forest. The princess also had a hard-to-get moment when she met the prince (and why not? lol) and eventually got saved and they married each other. Usually, this dance is performed at weddings in the Mindanao region and it is one of the most iconic dances here in the Philippines.
Every filipino knows all the folk dance in every school here in the Philippines its part of the curiculum singing and dancing
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Nostalgic. Used to dance this back in High School
Yes.. Ladies every main girl or princess in folk dance have to be carried bcos many years ago if u are a princess u r not allowed to step in the ground.
To keep ur purity. ♥️♥️♥️
Maglalatik is danced by guys. The “hat” is not Chinese; it’s called salakot and is quite common in the countryside. You are right; theirs is a kind of modernized version. Maglalatik can be acrobatic, too, sometimes with some amount of tumbling involved. 🇵🇭
And it is actually danced by boys without shirts. Only pants with strings or cloth 20:26 wrapped around the waist like the manangguete climbing the coconut tree to take tuba or coco wine.
Tinikling is the Philippines’ National Dance🇺🇸
Every year we celebrate the Buwan ng Wika in the Philippines in all level of school from primary, secondary, and tertiary and also private schools we also dressed our national dress when we go to school for the whole month of celebration and we are also required to dance our folk dance and join other competition for the whole month of Buwan ng Wika
I'm so proud of them 🥰🤩🇵🇭
During my High School Physical Education subject I had this dance. I could not count how many times my foot was caught in the middle of the bamboo when I was just starting. Haha
Carinosa was introduce by the Spanish Colonization in the Philippines
It's SO FUN TO LEARN TINIKLING Girls promise you'll love it
Im a girl but i have tried
MANLALATIK dance when i was in elementary. In our school you need to learn all those. And its easy and fun
these dances have their story of their own.. the first dance singkil is a part of a long story.. before spanish era, we have our own pricesses and they are not allowed to set foot on land that is why they are being carried.. the maglalatik is a traditional festive dance for single men.. tinikling on the other hand is a festive dance that evolved from singkil.. but more on the religious side of catholics as opposed to singkil which is more on the muslim side...
"singkil"
is a Muslim traditional dance,
one of the many tribe in Mindanao..
Its not MUSLIM... Muslim is anyone or anything that follow ALLAH.. You must say SINGKIL a PHILLIPINE MARANAO TRADITIONAL dance.. One of many tribe in Phillipines.. Aye!!!
WRONG, singkil is a maranao dance based on epic darangen. It is mostly inspired by the Ramayana of India.
It's not a muslim dance though..
thanks a lot 4 the info..
You should also check for Pandanggo sa Ilaw (Lighted Fandango) and there's this dance where they leap from benches to benches, I don't know what it's called.
By the way, Tinikling means dance of the tikling bird (a kind of rail bird with long legs).
The bench dance is called: Sayaw sa Bangka (Dance on the boat)
I can see the resemblance of it via hopping from one boat to another and hopping from one bench to another.
If you want to learn tinikling, then you have to sacrifice your ankles many times while in practice. When I was in highschool, my ankle got hit almost 100 times before I (barely) mastered the dance.
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Hi girls, you can view also this our folk dance in Europe, Germany, russia, japan, singapore even in U. S. A even student in their universities was doing this dance during their dance contest their in university try to look it. I love your reaction ladies 😍😍😍I'm Filipino too.
Pilipinos are are required to dance Philippines folk dances since the start of our schooling until you finished schools even in the university. It's our Physical Education.
Theres a lot more folk dance this just the major people know.. Even some pilipino are not know about it..
Yes! And I have a collection of those dances, most are principalia dances, and a few of barrio dances..
Don't worry girls for the Tinikling since it only has the normal slow and unvarying beat or rhythm 😅. There are now modern style and competition-level Tinikling which has faster beats so all performers need to think faster and thoroughly memorize every transition and choreography they incorporated in it.
Muchos gracias Señioritas duo hermosas Diyos Ge amo. Mio Hombre Joemer Dejesus. From the pillipines
I got tired watching the tinikling. All those jumping ahahah a great dance to lose weight. Lol
Singkil is from the Maranao people in Lanao, part of Mindanao. The music is provided by kulintangan, an ensemble of ethnic percussion instruments. Obviously no Latin influence here. 🇵🇭
This folk dance is an asian dance, original filipino culture, Same with the instrument they use, it's similar to other southeast asian folk dance.
You are so cute guys 🤗🥰
Hello ladies, I like the video but what’s funny to me are your comments. I crack up every time. You’re both good at reacting 👌 I think you would do real good at this dance. Start at your own pace, it’s easy. Better to ask a Filipino friend for tips. Take care and see you in your next video
Thank you so much 😁 As soon as we travel to the PH we will make it our mission to learn Tiniklin
You will be surprised when you meet plenty of new friends there when you go, those Wil be great Vlogs to look forward to . 👍🇵🇭
girl you can dance tinkling twin girls.
Ya really sounds very familliar to you guys, bec it some how like blend with spaniards rhythm during spaniards era in philippines. Imagine 333 years philippines been colonize by spain.
Wedding dance of the prince and princess...................................common in Mindanao. filipino Muslim tradition
I have had to dance tinikling on my high school graduation. On practice, I missed the beat and it hurts when you get hit with that bamboo sticks.
The tinikling one is a choreograph one but if you want to learn the basic tinikling and experiencing it. I must recommend you the barbara's restaurant in intramuros, manila for the gastronomic foods and ones in a lifetime experience trying to dance the basic steps of tinikling. I'm sure when dance it together with the dancers you will enjoy it. I hope you go travel in to the Philippines soon :)
Wow! Thank you so much for the tips!
Now we know where sb19 takes after while dancing in blindfold 😂😂😂
Have you tried watching...
Pandango sa ilaw, sayaw sa bangko, Balse Marikina, sua ku sua, lerion, there so much more and the most famous was Maglalatik and Tinikling...
But 2 of the list i typed we're required for us to memorized to dance as our project
Almost forgot "Cariñosa" my favourite... I heard an awesome version of it by Steampianist ft. GUMI...😊
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React to power impact dancers hips dont lie...ul love it!
We dance folk dances since grade school and then compete.
Tinikling is probably the best known Filipino folk dance and has been showcased by various Philippine dance troupes around the world. 🇵🇭 The fastest way to earn Philippine citizenship is to be able to dance the tinikling. (It’s a prank!) 😂
Not only in philippines evn in north east india we do bamboo dace
watch the SEA GAMES 2019 OPENING CEREMONY and theirs a lot of cultural dance
¡Hola, chicas! You ladies are so funny that you all are making me forget about the snowstorm going on right now ❄❄❄
Oh no! Where are you located that there's a snow storm?
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Dangerous to play but worth it to dance 😉
*tinikling
Ps. I only know basic tinkling steps
Hola senoritas.do you reponse to dances only or music as well. If so could u react to tengri .muchos gracias
Link please
I would like to see SB19 dance the Tinikling, wouldn't you? 🤣💙
Binabuy na sayaw, manlalatik!
The origin of Tinikling is from tikling birds trying to cross bamboos
I suggest try to watch itik itik folk dance a traditional Filipino dance
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Check out Larry Lusanta TH-cam Channel, you will see there how many times Philippines won competitions in other countries, both cultural songs and dances
Singkil, if I am not mistaken, is danced by the royalties among the Muslims in Mindanao during a wedding ceremony. I can't remember the exact details tho.
Singkil is a muslim tradition dance particularly live in mindanao island.
In this video of Maglalatik kinda mixed of a modern & old version.... ^_^
try to listen to Geiko's song - Sol at Luna
try to watch the famous bayanihan dance group folkdance
Latik dance came husk of Coconut
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I used to try this Tinikling dance back when I was an elementary student bcs. I think it's not cool not to try that as a Filipino but deymm my ankles got butchered so bad & I was like f* this imma stick to Cariñosa and Fandanggo sa Ilaw hehe. So yeah it requires patience and lots of band-aids lol
Singkil is the traditional moro dance.
Tinikling the folk.dance of lost tribe of yisrael
That is not the Maglalatik that I know!!! This is greatly revised. Ha ha ha
Tinikling derived from the Philippines bird Tikling.
Singkil is a traditional muslim dance in mindanao
a muslim inspired dance called "Singgkil" from the Mindanao Region.
Philippines is more Mexican than Spanish. Mexico will always be the big Sister of the Philippines. Luna is so cute.
There are no known competitions for tinikling BUT every child who ever went to elementary school will know how to dance this and other folk dances. There are a lot of folk dances and besides tinikling, I have also tried the binasuan, where girls need to balance glasses with drinks on their heads and outstretched arms. Boys are just partners so I did not get to balance the glasses and we have a part where we get to drink whats in the glass. Check this link for your personal viewing: th-cam.com/video/svjwQTe71Ss/w-d-xo.html
Also we have pandanggo sa ilaw where girls balance candles this time: th-cam.com/video/4Gf8Xa0N2yk/w-d-xo.html
I am actually quite confused with the names of the dances since we learned a lot on elementary amd high school days before 😅