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RIGODON DE HONOR: Filipino-Spanish Quadrille Folk Dance Introduced by the French People
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2010
- The Rigodon de Honor, an elegant, stately dance was brought to the Philippines by the Filipinos who returned from their travels abroad during the Spanish era. The Rigodon de Honor is so called because it is usually performed to open a state social function like the President's Inaugural Ball. It is participated in by the President and the First Lady of the Philippines, high government officials, members of the diploma¬tic corps, and other people at high social standing. Sometimes it is also performed in very important or special occasions in the community.
This is our dance in our js prom in highschool 😊😊 with matching waltz in the end . .
All kind of Filipino folk dance we've already dancin' ( school competition. Usually when the month of august" buwan Ng wika" .
Kakamiss talaga ang high school life😟😟😟
The last part of the dance where they created a big circle has a matching Spanish lyrics:
No te vayas, no te vayas de Zamboanga,
Que me puedes, que me puedes olvidar,
No te vayas, no te vayas, ni me dejes,
Que yo sin ti, no puedo estar,
No llores, paloma mia,
No llores que volvere,
No llores que en cuando llegue,
Paloma mia, te escribire,
The name resembles a french baroque dance called the Rigaudon.
Le Rigaudon of le French Baroque dance Suites.
This dance is called Rigodon de Honor.
I miss dancing this : It was in my Third year in high school (Junior) when I first dance this, second was on my fourth year (Senior), and the last was when I graduated college in our graduation ball.
This is fantastic! Kahanga hanga talaga. I salute the choreographer, kudos to you!
Very entertaining dance.. i taught this during our university 1st graduation ball..enjoyable dance
Que elegante!. Gracias
awesome performance....
.Love It. Beautifully done!
nice po ang cool tlga
very nice.
Nice dance..
My Favorite Music Part
3:35
nice
dance dance again this coming june
i get the chance to dance this during high school...
BARRIO FIESTA ,133 rd anniv. St Ferdinand , Lucena City
The women are wearing a modern version of the Maria Clara called a "Terno". Believe it or not, the dresses of Philippine women were -- and still are -- quite colorful. As to the men, they are wearing a dinner jacket (tuxedo jacket) over their un-tucked shirts. The shirts are un-tucked because Philippine sumptuary laws at the time did not allow native (Indio) men to tuck in their shirts. That is why the Barong Tagalog is proudly worn un-tucked to this day!
Kinda funny that in spanish, in peru at least, terno would be the wore to describe what the men in the video are wearing. That’s the translation of a business or formal suit
Where can we get the step instructions for this dance?
Yep, definitely the Baroque Rigaudon. BACH-SAMA!
Very elegant Thank you
Can you please give me the title of the music, thank you.
Beautiful dance but not easy to do it you need a long practice before you will perfect it.
Spanish culture is just pure class unlike the American culture. We should still be having this kind of dance.
Spanish caricature of the French Baroque nobleman being caricatured once more by us, in a good way.
This is still being dance during JS PROM. when I was in high school we dances rigodon de honor.
ha ha ha.. Why so much hate with the American culture? Visa got denied by the US government?
It just so happened that the American culture is different from the spanish..
Arnel Cap I agree some Filipinos are just so hollow minded. Didn’t us Filipinos wanted the Spanish out? Wasn’t it us who decided to stop teaching Spanish in schools? The lack of Spanish heritage in our society isn’t caused by the Americans, it was caused by us. So do not hate the Americans.
@@arnelakawhitewash Not all Filipinos are like you who want to go to the USA. I don't even need a visa to go there, I have a European Passport Lol. This is my personal opinion. I love Spanish culture and I appreciate their influences in our culture and I wish we had maintained them all including the Spanish language.
Can you kindly provide the title of this beautiful music, thank you....maraming salamat, muchas gracias!
Rigodon de Honor
3:35
pa'dl ha :))
フィリピンはダンサーでも何でも若い人多いねー
What is the title of the music that they are dancing, could you pls tell me
Rowena Cruz i search mo nalang sa youtube ate rigodon de onor music...
@@vinzlinardobnimaga7204 I just did a research of the title of the music, without success. I do hope someone can give us the title of the music. Happy New Year!
We where that costumes
this is the most spanish of filipino dances i have even seen hahaha
@na zk yep i have
@na zk Actually, most of "Spanish Dances" we have were actually derived from Mexican ones which was in turn a variation from Mainland Spain although some were composed by the Spanish here.
Yeah.
Meanwhile I would call this the most filipino of spanish dances. It really really has its own character for sure
que instrumentos son
Instrumentos son bandurrias. Version de Filipinas.
@@jaimeignacio2409 instrumentales son instrumentas con cuerdas usando en rondalla. La Rondalla Filipina es mas bajo que rondalla de espana.
Its a pilipino folk dance ,,
RIGODON a-la - FRENCH-SPANISH- CHINESE-MUSLIM-AMERICAIN -....
Rigaudon a la Händel .
It is not the Rogaudon!!! è-é
Read the title.
I know, It's name is very similar to the Rogaudon and Rigaudon. I'm Filipino ok.
Pero que coño es esto?