1st Dance: Mountain Province 2nd Dance: Mindanao 3rd Dance: Tagalog Region (Spanish Influence) 4th Dance: Visayas The whole Philippine archipelago was fairly represented. As a folk dancer during my younger years, this brought tears to my eyes. Well done!
@@marijolivitzky4336 yeah I know, that's why I said "almost" and to answer your question yes I did... my ankle actually got squished in P.E. class hahahahaha
Next time you should use the actual pots and learn carefully our dances so you could perform them well like what I did when I represent the Philippines during our intercultural here in Rome We performed the actual sound of a cordilleran gongs and the claypots and we got the first Placer
A lot of memories rushed in by watching this video. I was once a member of a dance group in Tacloban City and grew up dancing. These dances shows it really expresses Filipino Culture. I miss those days. I just wish these dances should be taught in school religiously to preserve our culture... not much of technology. Proud to be a Filipino. Congratulations guys. Mabuhay Pilipinas. ❤👍👏
munchies byMeg they are actually taught in Xavier University for Physical Education and is encouraged to be presented within the school by each class for the school’s festival time which is leaded by Grade 7 students as starters
technically, yes it was one country as “España”. Colonies of Spain. The Philippines was also ruled from Mexico by the Viceroy of Spain in Mexico before thee Mexican independence. After which the Philippines had its own Gobernador General.
I'm ifugao and we don't dance like that lol. also, they missing a hatchet on their waist and a guy with shield and spear this is lowlander modern dance.
@@juliuschak Yup with modern twist kasta da haan nga Cordilleran talaga dancers cguro pero glad to see them showcasing our dance😀 ... Mas mayat diay original though but still a good job for them!
I am an igorot, and even if you had the liberty to somewhat change our ethnic dance to make it more interesting since it is a stage performance, i am still touched, wow.
@@elizabethgrailepallogan5174 it’s not misrepresented. It is just choreographed. Actual Filipino folk dance are not choreographed and anything goes. Techniques were added and were structured to make it systematic and organized. Does that make sense?
Correction Lang po don sa Reyna at Datu. Hindi po Reyna ang tawag sa babaeng namumuno, BAE po ang tawag doon😊 lahat naman NG kababihan sa tribu ay Tina tawag na BAE😊❤️
Watched the entire video and its as if I travelled back in time and went thru different cultures from different places of my heritage... I appreciate you guys preserving this priceless dance... I'm very proud.
First dance belongs to Northern Philippines. Second dance belongs to Southern Philippines. Third dance belongs to Hispanized Philippines particularly in Central Philippines.
During our physical education lessons, there would always be various dances... and i always preferred dancing these traditional dances than the European and modern dances we had to do. Not only were the steps simple and graceful, but also full of agile and often precise movements which made them tons of fun! ❤️❤️❤️
...what a reminiscing moment for me to see. I have danced all of those during my elementary & high school days ! It's heart warming to see. i hope the following generations will keep it up & never be erased .
I'm from Mindanao and I must say MUSLIM dance will always be on the top of the list of the best folk dance coz it looks Soo Royal and classy... I'm proud of being a Filipino.
I was born in Laguna but was raised in Manila, studied and graduated in one of a prestigious University. I had the chance to be part of a Muslim dance. The costumes are colorful, very classy and was an unforgettable experience to be part of it...❤️❤️❤️🇱🇷🇵🇭
Brother your words flattered me a lot 'cause I belong in a Muslim community but I just want all to know that it's not proper to say Muslim dance but rather it's a Maranao dance.
Hello, there's no such thing as Muslim dance because dancing is HARAM (forbidden) in Islam. Many of the dancing you see in Mindanao is actually of Indian (Hindu) in origin.
Awesome performance! It makes us proud to have come from the Philippines. Our mixed culture really can cope up with the trends of time. Congratulations to this group!
NATIVE DANCE ON OUR NATIVE LAND PHILIPPINES,,,SOO AMAZING,,NEVER FADE,,,AND BEST OF ALL DANCE EVER,,NO ONE CAN DEFEAT THE NATIVE DANCE,,,IT REFLECT OUR NINONO,,,KONG SAN TAYO NANG GALING AT NAG MULA,,,DAPAT ITO PA RIN YONG SASAYAWIN NG MGA STUDENTS SA SCHOOL EVERY TIME MAY EVENTS SA SCHOOL,,,ANG SARAP BALIKAN ANG NAKARAAN NG ATING MGA NINONO,,,
I used to dance these folk dances back in my middle school. My favourite is the 3rd one. I think it's called Carinosa because it's the easiest. The rest are really complex and hard to pull off. Kudos to these guys! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Que hermoso. Me gusta mucho. Muchas gracias por compartir tus videos.. Impresionante! Saludos y bendiciones. Un gran abrazo. Desde San Francisco, California, USA 🇺🇸.
The BEST of the Best! I was also a dance troupe member way back college, and I truly miss dancing folk and Muslim dances. Well done everyone! You made us all PROUD, Filipinos here abroad! Superb performance...! CONGRATULATIONS and Mabuhay kayong lahat! From Las Vegas..:
I remember those days when I was dancing the Igorot, singkil and tinikling dance in Japan and they love our dresses so much especially the Maria Claras and Barong Tagalog. I appreciate and love our cultural heritage. Modern dances and lightly dressed dances are nothing. You can be very graceful and beautiful dancing with beautiful Maria Clara dress.
James Sarmiento I don’t know much about the original Maria Clara since I’ve been living here in Japan for almost 40 years. So I appreciate much when I see something related to my birthplace especially the Filipino Culture and heritage.
I remember those days in I was in my high school days I am one of the folk dancers in my school always we win everywhere we go for contest in the Philippines
Our school is compating around Phil's and always we win SAKUTING and BINATBATAN this dance us with wooden stick I also dance with binasuan a glass in my head and with my 2 hand I am one of the good dancer member in my school before
Love it ..especially the stepping over the bamboo sticks..and the grace of the fans .the last one reminded me a bit of colonial Cuba..beautiful. Thank you
this is the cordellera dance culture WE MISS THE YEARLY EVENT OF THE "PANAGBENGA FESTIVAL IN BAGUIO CITY" due to the epidemic world wide hoping to see you guys again forth coming years laurence here of baguio city
I can already imagine more traffics and people once its officially reopened... 😱😱😱 Good for tourism and funds improvement kaso pahirapan n naman sumakay papunta work hahaha pati taxi punuan 🤣🤣
proud cordilleran😇😘🙏🤔❤️👏 we performed also those dances when we were in Davao City Philippines the Kalinga Dance portraying the Banga Dance, goosebumps how i wish Apayao Isnag Culture dance also be famed to other countries! most of them performed Skilled Folk Dances congrats!
Im proud being a FILIPINO and also a falk dancer when i was in highschool and college..while im watching this video im so very proud to all the performers... Great dancers. Nice show❤️❤️❤️❤️
One huge beautiful performance! Everyone contributed for the success and to further show/identify Philippine culture. Proud to be Pinoy! Mabuhay po kayo!
it's singkil yung nauna naisayaw, yung apat ang bamboo, muslim dance ang singkil halata naman sa costumes nila, while tinikling is a rural folk dance, na naisayaw nila ng huli..
Igorot dance or known as eagle dance from the igorot tribe dance as a victory dance after many headhunting wars against the 1st and 2nd WW2 thus making the region untouched by spaniards, japanese and american
Cordillera Dance po yan not igorot and they are portraying Roaster or Tandang thats why women and men use to wear cloths with the symbol color of black red and orange. That is the culture of Kalinga Tribe
@@kevinvirmchole2113 igorot dance qennu colldilleran dance parehas,, eagle dance kanan da csa. Apud mo kanan en roaster. Adim us apud kanan ai kalinga tay sabali oattong nan kalingga. Kalinga wen tay nan gibey san babae et kalingga inayen mo san aagto enna.
Nakakaproud naman panuorin ang ating mga Folk dancers, you can see how passionate they truly are while performing! Salamat sa pagtaguyod ng bandera ng Pilipinas!. Sana hindi basta makalimutan ng mga kabataan ngaun ang sariling atin. Hindi ito sayaw na gaya-gaya sa ibang bansa, kundi sarili natin itong kultura! Mabuhay Pilipinas! ♥️
Am from Mindanao and never perform any of those folk dances but I am honored and have great pride to be a Filipino with a great heritage in folk dances performed by excellent performers.. Kudos to everyone, organizers, DI's and the like... 🇵🇭❤️
Nostalgia! Folklore dance depicting tribes originating from the regions of LUZON,VISAYAS and MINDANAO.Likes/ Dislikes that express feelings/ emotions the human “KIND”show its appreciation to a WONDERFUL,BEAUTIFUL and AMAZING show of each performer to a”great” performance!
Seeing Filipinos dance this way makes me proud....really proud of being a Filipino. This DANCE I guess originated in the MOUNTAIN PROVINCE.....haven't been there , but I appreciate how the way they dance , for sure in history , just my opinion , it is their way , or one of the ways of thanking GOD for blessings received. 🇨🇿💯✔️💓👼🙏....💓👍....keep it up folks...y'all dancers and crew....
Mag iisa lang tayo saAsia na mayaman sa ibat ibang klase ng Sayaw at Dami Ng Putahe at kakanin....isama mo na pati hilig sa pag awit...ang ang klase ng panlikigaw noon sa iniirog.
The guy dancing in a g string reminds me so much of my uncles and grandpas with bulging stomachs who love to "tayaw" ( our term when we dance to our ethnic music), no mater what he gave an amazing performance
Bravo, Folkloric dancers from the Philippines! I wish I knew the name of this excellent and graceful troupe. We have had outstanding folkloric groups from the Philippines that represented us in many international competitions and folkloric festivals: the famous Bayanihan, Ramon Obusan Dance Company, the Novo Ecijano Dance Company (Mario Eugenio's Araullo Lyceum University of Cabanatuan), Cesar Nimor's Cebu Central Colleges Dance Troupe, the UP Dance Company, Filipinescas, and a few more stellar troupes like this one. Kudos to all of them! I'm glad that most of them tried their best not to stray too far away from the classical versions of each of these immortal and world-famous Filipino dances. My family, now in another heart-rending, soul-sapping pandemic self-sheltering here in Florida, is grateful for this video post. Outstanding singers, outstanding folkdancers, beauty queens, and outstanding cultural ambassadors who proudly represent the Philippines. May you never forget the cultural roots and legacies that make the Philippines truly unique and worthy of world-renown and adulation.
I remember dancing this during my school days in the Philippines. Thank you for reminding me with your dance. I was a dancing star in my school days, now I also like to dance the boogie, bachata, tango, and cha-cha. Merry Christmas to you all!
first dance reflects the austronesian origin of the Philippines second advance reflects the influence of Islam which introduced the Muslim religion to the Philippines
@@nakaayayat ... Really? how long have the muslims been in Mindanao? I thought they haven't been there that long. They are mostly in the city of Marawi I think.
@@MrTachyon3000 Islam was first introduced to us by merchants from the Persian Gulf in the 13th century. If I remember correctly, there were Muslim traders and missionaries that reached Mindanao in the 14th century. So, yeah, Islam was in the Philippines even before the Spaniards colonized us.
I am a Filipino living in Texas and I'm fortunate to have Mexican work parents who treat me like their own child, we share so much family values and traditions. I really feel like home when I am with them.
Wow! We are very proud of our Cultural dancers👏👍❤️ and the preservation of our very own rich culture. Bravo Philippine cultural dancers. You made us proud 👏👍❤️
1st Dance: Mountain Province
2nd Dance: Mindanao
3rd Dance: Tagalog Region (Spanish Influence)
4th Dance: Visayas
The whole Philippine archipelago was fairly represented. As a folk dancer during my younger years, this brought tears to my eyes. Well done!
proud Filipino
ang gagaling nila ..ni missed my elementary school days 😘😘
Proud filipino here🥰
Maganda talaga manood ng mga ganitong klaseng sayaw..may sense kasi..dito mo malalaman ang roots mo..
May Kalingga din...
Lets be honest, almost every filipino had to experience having their ankle being squished by that bamboo
True.
Not true. Haven't seen yet anyone's ankle being squished by the bamboo. Have you?
@@marijolivitzky4336 yeah I know, that's why I said "almost" and to answer your question yes I did... my ankle actually got squished in P.E. class hahahahaha
Mine did. I was in HS when it happened.Hurt like a b.😂😂😁😁
@@jhueats3859 Oh really, but at least you're not performing on stage when it happened. :)
Proud to be an igorot..to be a filipino full of multi cultural people
Oh yeah..proud igorot here..
Need to research on this tribe. Meantime research on our north east India Culture too
Same too proud igorot here
What's igorot?
@@emilyopigan3735 00
Cordilleran dance was not just a dance but a ritual for headhunters during tribal wars.
D lang during war, during courting, kasal at harvest din 😉
Provably... a sacred war😊
Next time you should use the actual pots and learn carefully our dances so you could perform them well like what I did when I represent the Philippines during our intercultural here in Rome We performed the actual sound of a cordilleran gongs and the claypots and we got the first Placer
Among those dances the war dance of bontoc i think and the court dance of mountain province i think is the best
Lol we all used to tattoo, headhunt, and where tribal until Spain colonized us, and ruined our pre colonial identify of self.
Wow ! That is the Philippines I know.
Not hiphop nor K- pop !
Thank you for making our country proud.
Muchas gracias Las Islas Filipinas.
The guys look like Aztecs
@@jonothandoeser they are igorots
@@jonothandoeser ..they are Igorots, an ethnic group from the mountainous provinces in Luzon or northern part of Philippines..
@@jonothandoeser They are Austronesian Igorot, an ethnic group in northern Luzon, Philippines
@@jonothandoeser Filipino had blood of native Americans
A lot of memories rushed in by watching this video. I was once a member of a dance group in Tacloban City and grew up dancing. These dances shows it really expresses Filipino Culture. I miss those days. I just wish these dances should be taught in school religiously to preserve our culture... not much of technology. Proud to be a Filipino. Congratulations guys. Mabuhay Pilipinas. ❤👍👏
So beautiful!! My heart is filled with pride, happiness, and gratitude. MABUHAY PILIPINAS!!!!
munchies byMeg they are actually taught in Xavier University for Physical Education and is encouraged to be presented within the school by each class for the school’s festival time which is leaded by Grade 7 students as starters
@@shanellrollon2161 c
Technology should also be taught in school, not just cultures. Otherwise we would look stupid lmao
Kpop dance was introduced to these generations
Mexico and the Philippines have so much in common. Viva mexico 🇲🇽 and Viva the Philippines 🇵🇭..
It was one country for over 250 yrs until Mexico's independence in 1821.
technically, yes it was one country as “España”. Colonies of Spain. The Philippines was also ruled from Mexico by the Viceroy of Spain in Mexico before thee Mexican independence. After which the Philippines had its own Gobernador General.
Igorot pride! viva Las islas Filipinas!
Pilipino are very talented I love you Philippines
Very heartwarming performance i am truly proud of my culture and race.
I'm ifugao and we don't dance like that lol.
also, they missing a hatchet on their waist and a guy with shield and spear this is lowlander modern dance.
also that gong sound lol
@@halflaugh3280 because banga dance is specifically from Kalinga not Ifugao.
Feeling nostalgic of the Kalinga Banga Dance and "Salidummay" chant which we usually do in highschool! Way to go guys! Proud Igorot iKalinga here!
Saan da met nga ammo nga mangisala. Ngem okey lang ta modern dancer da met ngamin. 😍😍😍😍😍😍
@@juliuschak Yup with modern twist kasta da haan nga Cordilleran talaga dancers cguro pero glad to see them showcasing our dance😀 ... Mas mayat diay original though but still a good job for them!
I am an igorot, and even if you had the liberty to somewhat change our ethnic dance to make it more interesting since it is a stage performance, i am still touched, wow.
Touched even when it is wrongly represented?
@@elizabethgrailepallogan5174 yes karen
@@lionessgaga3899 haha hah
@@elizabethgrailepallogan5174 it’s not misrepresented. It is just choreographed. Actual Filipino folk dance are not choreographed and anything goes. Techniques were added and were structured to make it systematic and organized. Does that make sense?
@@elizabethgrailepallogan5174 Are you an Igorot?
Siguro ang gaganda ng mga Reyna at Datu imagine how sophisticated even when they dance.
indeed!!! lalo nayung mga binokot (remember AMAYA a GMA tv drama, marian revera is the leading Lady)
@@ms.val_officialaccnt2237 namimiss ko na yung mga ganyang teleserye😭😭😭
@@iB_the_red_hair meron na po sa youtube
yes
Correction Lang po don sa Reyna at Datu. Hindi po Reyna ang tawag sa babaeng namumuno, BAE po ang tawag doon😊 lahat naman NG kababihan sa tribu ay Tina tawag na BAE😊❤️
Watched the entire video and its as if I travelled back in time and went thru different cultures from different places of my heritage... I appreciate you guys preserving this priceless dance... I'm very proud.
Yeah true. I wish i could go back in time. 😊✨
calling of Carlos P. Garcian Sinaglahi Dance group our mentor Mr. Crispin
Naiyak ako sa tuwa ng makita ko ito Thank you
First dance belongs to Northern Philippines.
Second dance belongs to Southern Philippines.
Third dance belongs to Hispanized Philippines particularly in Central Philippines.
Ang ganda ng pag-execute ng mga katutubong sayaw ng Pilipinas lalo na ang singkil at tinikling.
Muy espectacular!
¡Arriba las Filipinas y mis compañeros filipinos! ¡Soy filipino muy orgulloso! ¡Adelante todo!
¡Saludos desde FILIPINAS! 🇵🇭✊💪🥳
Arriba Filipinas
muchas gracias
(soy filipino)
ehhh uhhh... Hola 😅
During our physical education lessons, there would always be various dances... and i always preferred dancing these traditional dances than the European and modern dances we had to do. Not only were the steps simple and graceful, but also full of agile and often precise movements which made them tons of fun! ❤️❤️❤️
...what a reminiscing moment for me to see. I have danced all of those during my elementary & high school days ! It's heart warming to see. i hope the following generations will keep it up & never be erased .
I'm from Mindanao and I must say MUSLIM dance will always be on the top of the list of the best folk dance coz it looks Soo Royal and classy... I'm proud of being a Filipino.
Singkil was originally performed by princesses so yeah that makes sense.
I was born in Laguna but was raised in Manila, studied and graduated in one of a prestigious University. I had the chance to be part of a Muslim dance. The costumes are colorful, very classy and was an unforgettable experience to be part of it...❤️❤️❤️🇱🇷🇵🇭
Cordilleran here and I agree 😉
Brother your words flattered me a lot 'cause I belong in a Muslim community but I just want all to know that it's not proper to say Muslim dance but rather it's a Maranao dance.
Hello, there's no such thing as Muslim dance because dancing is HARAM (forbidden) in Islam. Many of the dancing you see in Mindanao is actually of Indian (Hindu) in origin.
So glad TH-cam suggested this video. Philippine Folkdance is amazing.
TH-cam algorithm: totay is the day you lern philippine folk dances🙃
Awesome performance! It makes us proud to have come from the Philippines. Our mixed culture really can cope up with the trends of time. Congratulations to this group!
This is amazing we are indeed Rich in Culture and One of the Most Diverse Countries.
NATIVE DANCE ON OUR NATIVE LAND PHILIPPINES,,,SOO AMAZING,,NEVER FADE,,,AND BEST OF ALL DANCE EVER,,NO ONE CAN DEFEAT THE NATIVE DANCE,,,IT REFLECT OUR NINONO,,,KONG SAN TAYO NANG GALING AT NAG MULA,,,DAPAT ITO PA RIN YONG SASAYAWIN NG MGA STUDENTS SA SCHOOL EVERY TIME MAY EVENTS SA SCHOOL,,,ANG SARAP BALIKAN ANG NAKARAAN NG ATING MGA NINONO,,,
I used to dance these folk dances back in my middle school. My favourite is the 3rd one. I think it's called Carinosa because it's the easiest. The rest are really complex and hard to pull off. Kudos to these guys! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Muchas gracias Mexico,te amo muchissimo! Desde Cordillera en Filipinas Norte.
Viva herencia hispana y identidad compatriota..filipinas y mexico. saludos desde filipinas!
Saludos desde México!
Q viva la hispanidad hermano filipino! 👏
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Que hermoso.
Me gusta mucho.
Muchas gracias por compartir tus videos..
Impresionante!
Saludos y bendiciones.
Un gran abrazo.
Desde San Francisco, California, USA 🇺🇸.
The BEST of the Best! I was also a dance troupe member way back college, and I truly miss dancing folk and Muslim dances. Well done everyone! You made us all PROUD, Filipinos here abroad! Superb performance...! CONGRATULATIONS and Mabuhay kayong lahat! From Las Vegas..:
Wow. I feel touch by our Filipino FolkDances
The two dancing in white were so cute! I couldn't help but smile along with them ☺❤
I am an Igorot the first who perform is our cultural dance a little bit improvise mix with other tribals. God bless all.
I remember those days when I was dancing the Igorot, singkil and tinikling dance in Japan and they love our dresses so much especially the Maria Claras and Barong Tagalog. I appreciate and love our cultural heritage. Modern dances and lightly dressed dances are nothing. You can be very graceful and beautiful dancing with beautiful Maria Clara dress.
Adelle Matano R. Huwag sobrang oa like the maria clara here
@@jamessarmiento9927 her dress wasn't very authentic here and looked kinda tacky compared to the original
James Sarmiento
I don’t know much about the original Maria Clara since I’ve been living here in Japan for almost 40 years. So I appreciate much when I see something related to my birthplace especially the Filipino Culture and heritage.
James Sarmiento which one is the maria clara
You are married to a Japanese?
Combination of Philippines cultural folk dances from North to South. Bravo Filipinas
Bravo!!!
Woowww Mabuhay po.💖 Ang Ating Cultural Dance !Watching 2020 july ❤❤❤💖👍👍👍👍👊👊👼👼💑 Proud Philippines ...
Stellar performance! Congratulations Philippine Folk Dancers! Mabuhay
I love our folk dances so much. It's so beautiful!
nakakamiss talaga ang mga folk dance sa atin, ang galing ng Tinikling , i'm so Proud of you all my kababayans 💖💖💖.
I remember those days in I was in my high school days I am one of the folk dancers in my school always we win everywhere we go for contest in the Philippines
Myself in high school practicing tinkling is a challenge, plaguing natataman sng paa
Our school is compating around Phil's and always we win SAKUTING and BINATBATAN this dance us with wooden stick I also dance with binasuan a glass in my head and with my 2 hand I am one of the good dancer member in my school before
Love it ..especially the stepping over the bamboo sticks..and the grace of the fans
.the last one reminded me a bit of colonial Cuba..beautiful. Thank you
Very nice SALUTE to all the.Filipino especially .igorot dance. ..Mabuhay PO.. Viva ..Pilipinas
Con mucho orgullo y saludos profundos a mis compatriotas filipinos! Mabuhay!
Mabuhay
Amazing dance presentation truly reflects the Philippines culture... congratz to all...
this is the cordellera dance culture WE MISS THE YEARLY EVENT OF THE "PANAGBENGA FESTIVAL IN BAGUIO CITY" due to the epidemic world wide hoping to see you guys again forth coming years laurence here of baguio city
I can already imagine more traffics and people once its officially reopened... 😱😱😱 Good for tourism and funds improvement kaso pahirapan n naman sumakay papunta work hahaha pati taxi punuan 🤣🤣
proud cordilleran😇😘🙏🤔❤️👏
we performed also those dances when we were in Davao City Philippines the Kalinga Dance portraying the Banga Dance, goosebumps how i wish Apayao Isnag Culture dance also be famed to other countries! most of them performed Skilled Folk Dances congrats!
They showcased the Philippines' beautiful diversity in culture, arts and dance so wonderfully in here.
So many cultures wrap in one country! I love the Philippines!!
Congratulations for the fantastic performance. Muy bien!
Im proud being a FILIPINO and also a falk dancer when i was in highschool and college..while im watching this video im so very proud to all the performers... Great dancers. Nice show❤️❤️❤️❤️
One huge beautiful performance! Everyone contributed for the success and to further show/identify Philippine culture. Proud to be Pinoy! Mabuhay po kayo!
Proud to be a Filipino.. I love watching our very own folk dances..❤❤❤
Wowwww amazing super ganda po proud na proud ako sa inyong presentation napakaganda 😍😍😍🇵🇭❤️❤️❤️❤️
Congratulations to all and Godbless greetings from VIENNA AUSTRIA EUROPE..
Will always be amazed by our folk dances!
I remember when I was in elementary and high school, we always dance folk dances when there is special occasions in the school
Me too, yearly in my elementary school days, during town fiestas we had folkdance contest and we often win. Those were the days.
LAHAT NG NATIVE DANCE NG PILIPINAS AY MAGAGANDA PROUD TAYONG LAHAT DITO
Yes, we should be proud of our Filipino culture and folk dances.
Proud to be Filipino. Watching from Thailand 🇹🇭
Missing my homeland....reminds me of my youth and the town fiestas!
wow ang gandang panoorin. sana itninuro ito sa mga paaralan . its part of our heritage and culture..
5:49 "I'm busy working boy, stop bothering me. You haven't even decapitated one human head ever"
The last dance made my heart alive. Nagising ang aking buhay hehe superb. Thanks to all of you guys bravo.
goosebumps with that Philippine National Dance -The Tinikling!
Yup...well appreciated
It's Singkil. Tinikling is for Tagalog Region. Basing from the costume, it's from Maranao.
it's singkil yung nauna naisayaw, yung apat ang bamboo, muslim dance ang singkil halata naman sa costumes nila, while tinikling is a rural folk dance, na naisayaw nila ng huli..
@@_WhiteW0lf_ ,tinkling is a dance from Leyte!
@@evawoodrruff6643 But that's not Tinikling lol
Igorot dance or known as eagle dance from the igorot tribe dance as a victory dance after many headhunting wars against the 1st and 2nd WW2 thus making the region untouched by spaniards, japanese and american
Cordillera Dance po yan not igorot and they are portraying Roaster or Tandang thats why women and men use to wear cloths with the symbol color of black red and orange. That is the culture of Kalinga Tribe
@@kevinvirmchole2113 igorot dance qennu colldilleran dance parehas,, eagle dance kanan da csa. Apud mo kanan en roaster. Adim us apud kanan ai kalinga tay sabali oattong nan kalingga. Kalinga wen tay nan gibey san babae et kalingga inayen mo san aagto enna.
@@kevinvirmchole2113 isu na metlang am in tan igorot metlang d taga kalinga...baton naid tigammum
Historically, we are not Filipinos. Philippines was a name given to those islands colonized by Spain. We were never colonized.
Inaccurate history you got kid
i never get tired of watching Filipino traditional dances.
Nakakaproud naman panuorin ang ating mga Folk dancers, you can see how passionate they truly are while performing! Salamat sa pagtaguyod ng bandera ng Pilipinas!. Sana hindi basta makalimutan ng mga kabataan ngaun ang sariling atin. Hindi ito sayaw na gaya-gaya sa ibang bansa, kundi sarili natin itong kultura! Mabuhay Pilipinas! ♥️
PROUD AS A FILIPINO CONGRATULATIONS 🥳 BOTH OF YOU WATCHING HERE IN JAPAN 🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🥳🥳🥳👏👏👏
All the dances are so beautifully performed. Well done!
First time watching it and I cried of how beautiful it is! Thanks
Am from Mindanao and never perform any of those folk dances but I am honored and have great pride to be a Filipino with a great heritage in folk dances performed by excellent performers.. Kudos to everyone, organizers, DI's and the like... 🇵🇭❤️
I miss dancing during my college days in a Folkloric dance troupe. It really feels good to showcase our very own dances. ❤️❤️
Nostalgia! Folklore dance depicting tribes originating from
the regions of LUZON,VISAYAS and MINDANAO.Likes/ Dislikes
that express feelings/ emotions the human “KIND”show its appreciation to a WONDERFUL,BEAUTIFUL and AMAZING show of each performer to a”great” performance!
Proud to be Igorot. The most represented culture of the Philippines when representing the country overseas.
Congratulations. Would love to see more native dances from the Philippines. Love from Malaysia.
Seeing Filipinos dance this way makes me proud....really proud of being a Filipino. This DANCE I guess originated in the MOUNTAIN PROVINCE.....haven't been there , but I appreciate how the way they dance , for sure in history , just my opinion , it is their way , or one of the ways of thanking GOD for blessings received. 🇨🇿💯✔️💓👼🙏....💓👍....keep it up folks...y'all dancers and crew....
I’m so proud of our culture, as a folk dancer watching this gives joy to my heart 😍
Very proud ou our culture. Pls keep it alive.
Staying alayb, staying alayb, ha, ha, ha, ha... keep it alayb.... 😊
Definitely, Filipinos are the greatest talents in the world..not only beauty, voice, brain, but also, world class dancers 😁❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭
stupida lang?
excellent performance i hope tinikling should remain as our national dance not the cariñosa because the word itself is not Filipino....
They are not synchronized
I agree that tinikling should still be our national Dance
I think there shouldn't be a national dance tho. Or at least 4 dances will be taught to us that represents the 4 parts of the Philippines
@@covertfeelings8330 Agree
Viva Filipinas ! Y Viva Mexico!
Yeheey! MABUHAY ANG BANSANG PILIPINAS..!🙋🙋🙋
Mag iisa lang tayo saAsia na mayaman sa ibat ibang klase ng Sayaw at Dami Ng Putahe at kakanin....isama mo na pati hilig sa pag awit...ang ang klase ng panlikigaw noon sa iniirog.
20:29 = whew!! That was so exhausting to watch!!
20:30 = (level 2 is approaching..)😰😰😰
21:00 = yey!! We did it!!
21:05 = (wait..there's more..) 😱😱😱
Ang gagaling po lahat pero gusto ko ung tinkling dance ung last po.
Wow..iba tlga ang galing ng pinoy..good.job.mga.kabayan..keep.it.up.and.god.bless.you.all
Ganda NG mga igorot culture
Ang ganda mo rin😍
Wow! I am so proud and happy to watch them! Truly a Pilipino dance and I missed those days! I wish they can do shows in the U S.
The guy dancing in a g string reminds me so much of my uncles and grandpas with bulging stomachs who love to "tayaw" ( our term when we dance to our ethnic music), no mater what he gave an amazing performance
My teenagers time. I’m one of the best tinikling DANCERS. THANKS FOR THE SHOW. ALL THE BEST
Muy bonitos bailes de los hermanos Filipinos.
World greatest dance performance.. Proud to be Filipino..Mabuhay ang Pilipinaas
excellente Viva Filipinas
Bravo, Folkloric dancers from the Philippines! I wish I knew the name of this excellent and graceful troupe. We have had outstanding folkloric groups from the Philippines that represented us in many international competitions and folkloric festivals: the famous Bayanihan, Ramon Obusan Dance Company, the Novo Ecijano Dance Company (Mario Eugenio's Araullo Lyceum University of Cabanatuan), Cesar Nimor's Cebu Central Colleges Dance Troupe, the UP Dance Company, Filipinescas, and a few more stellar troupes like this one. Kudos to all of them! I'm glad that most of them tried their best not to stray too far away from the classical versions of each of these immortal and world-famous Filipino dances. My family, now in another heart-rending, soul-sapping pandemic self-sheltering here in Florida, is grateful for this video post. Outstanding singers, outstanding folkdancers, beauty queens, and outstanding cultural ambassadors who proudly represent the Philippines. May you never forget the cultural roots and legacies that make the Philippines truly unique and worthy of world-renown and adulation.
I remember dancing this during my school days in the Philippines. Thank you for reminding me with your dance. I was a dancing star in my school days, now I also like to dance the boogie, bachata, tango, and cha-cha. Merry Christmas to you all!
Grabe ang performance sobrang galing tlga ng mga filipino....
I like the original singkil where there are 4 people including the assistant of prince and princess, dance altogether in 4 bamboos.
Love it ❤️❤️. More power ! From Mt. province Philippines❤️❤️
Proud being a Filipino 😍😘😗❤
MABUHAY!!!
amazing ........proud pinoy...happy watching here in EUROPE
first dance reflects the austronesian origin of the Philippines
second advance reflects the influence of Islam which introduced the Muslim religion to the Philippines
And the 3rd dance? 14:43 kind of looks like it has Spanish influences. Very nice!
I think the muslim dances are native dances of the natives in the south...
@@nakaayayat ... Really? how long have the muslims been in Mindanao? I thought they haven't been there that long. They are mostly in the city of Marawi I think.
@@MrTachyon3000 Islam was first introduced to us by merchants from the Persian Gulf in the 13th century. If I remember correctly, there were Muslim traders and missionaries that reached Mindanao in the 14th century. So, yeah, Islam was in the Philippines even before the Spaniards colonized us.
@@MrTachyon3000 they were there long before Spain via Indonesia
I am a Filipino living in Texas and I'm fortunate to have Mexican work parents who treat me like their own child, we share so much family values and traditions. I really feel like home when I am with them.
Hermosas las danzas de Filipinas... Saludos desde México! :)
Si es verdad
Right 😂😂😂
Wow! We are very proud of our Cultural dancers👏👍❤️ and the preservation of our very own rich culture. Bravo Philippine cultural dancers. You made us proud 👏👍❤️
Watching this brings back precious high school memories 😊.
Wow so proud being Filipino! I remember my elementary days in my province