Dayang Dayang, an often mistaken Malaysian or Indonesian song, is an original Filipino song composed and sung by a mysterious singer "Hainun Pangilan" from the southernmost province of the Philippines, Tawi Tawi. It is danced through the movement of the hips to mimic the movement of a butterfly (called Pakiring Dance). This song has been part of the everyday Filipinos' lives, especially in birthday parties, fiestas, nightclubs, discos, among others. Note: The music used in the video is only a "cover" of the original version. CTTO
This is the traditional way of dancing Dayang2. I always remember my aunt used to play this music and had me dance along with my muslim friends in our province... Miss those days! Kudos to the dancer
Kudos to the dancer and singer! I think this is the most elegant rendition here in youtube! Her movements are smooth and graceful befitting a dayang dayang :)
@@jarheadyojo4795 shutup nonsense person im from Philippines and this our samal dialect from our badjao tribe dont give others misinformation about your wrong mouth
@@aronpaul2677 Yeah the festival is from Capiz but the dress and the dance is from the muslim ethnic groups in Mindanao it’s a shame that some fellow Filipinos are so ignorant in their own countries history
Galing talaga!! Eto tlga tamang sayaw sa DAYANG DAYANG,, ung iba kc di alam ano ba tong kanta akala nila NOVELTY SONG lang di nila alamin history neto ang ganda saka ang lalim pala,,, ☺️☺️☺️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
I'm Tagalog and I love the Tagalog culture, but I don't see why we can't incorporate all Southern culture into it. I love the South! My family even has a collection of malongs! In fact, there is that one guy in my family who plays the kulintang for us!
From what Tagalog culture are you? Tagalogs are also very diverse, culturally speaking. Like a Novo Ecijano has a very different culture and tradition from a Caviteño.
@@GaryHField What she's saying is that in general, only the Luzon culture is being showcased overseas. And that goes from songs to dances to cuisines. I love Luzon food, don't get me wrong but there are many more cuisines from the south that are worthy of being showcased overseas. Example, beef kulma, tiula itum, satti, etc...Foreign countries think that our food is very generic and bland compared to our Asian counterparts. They don't realise that we have spicy foods from the south that can compete with the Thais and Malays. Whenever they ask if we have hot or spicy food, the answer is always bicol express. That's not even that spicy.....The same goes with the dances. Everyone knows about tinikling, sayaw sa bangko, cariñosa, etc... But have they seen dayang-dayang from Jolo or malong-malong from Basilan? Or maybe Zamboanguita o No te vayas de Zamboanga? How about singkil or war dance from Sulu and Maguindanao?
Thanks for posting this video. Dayang Dayang is a Filipino song, a part of our Muslim heritage. Please upload the full version of this video if you have it. Again thank you.
So graceful, her movements the hand gesture and facial expression is so authentic. I hope our muslim brothers and sisters showcase more on their culture.
I'm part tagalog, I appreciate different culture. Huwag naman ganyan mag isip kaya walang unity tayo dahil sa mga ganito. Hay! I like the dance saka yung tugtog din.
marami na sumayaw ng dayang-dayang isa na ako doon yun mga students plang kmi sinayw nmin ito 1997 kasikatan ng dayang dayang hnggang ngayon 2012 naririrnig ko p rin ito sa mga skul program folk dances, fiesta, party sa barangay khit sa pagsalubong ng bagong taon..meron akong tape na ito kaso nakalagay mystery singer??ibig sabihin hidi alam sino ba talaga kumanta nito kahit maintindiha yun lyrics...tnx sa nag-upload nito nice...
Mga Sir, please feature more videos of our cultural dances. Here in Cavite, our youths have very little exposure :( Lucky that I spent my teenage years in Mindanao that I've learned to love these beautiful dances. Congratulations and thank you for your beautiful videos of Capiz!
Im watching this just now 12/29/23 , 14 yrs ago since this video was posted and I am mesmerized by this lady’s graceful execution of her dance moves! I wish it was a longer clip..
@@sayekminyak6907 Fyi actually po wala naman po talagang lahing pinoy bago dumating ang mga kastila. Yung mga kastila nag unite sa atin kasi bago pa sila dumating, yung mga iba't ibang tribo dto sa pilipinas may conflict at mga away dahil mayroon silang kanya kanyang kingdoms.
Thank you for your video it was very informative. I am a Filipino but was not aware of this cultural wealth that we Filipinos have to cherish. Hope other Filipinos will do the same and post videos that make us proud. Dayang Dayang is a Filipino song from our Muslim heritage.
I don't know about the music, but the dancing is more authentic than any other I've seen. I witnessed the same traditional interpretation at the home of my classmate Eric Amilbangsa near Remedios Cricle in the late 1950s. He is the son of Datu Ombra Amilbangsa, the governor of Sulu at the time. It makes me weep to think that this regal interpretation may be vanishing.
Sumikat tlga ako nito sa aming brgy..,noong 1997..😅😅😅nagsolo dance ako nito sa community day....hinagisan ako ng pera ng mayor ng iligan taz sunod sunod na naghagisan ang mga tao...😂😂😂😂😂😂
Laging kong naririnig to sa mga kasal. Tapos tuwang tuwa mga tao kasi ganito ang galaw ng mga lalaking sumasayaw. though exaggerated, pero ngayon ko lang nalaman na yun pala ang tamang pagsayaw ng dayang dayang. 😅
If you want to learn the tribal culture.... Mindanaoan dance...women never really has to smile , while dancing...that the Beauty of elegance. Every Mindanaoan dance has its historical story and mostly its the story of First degree Princesses, daughters of sultan, Princess Warrior, like Princess Dayang, who fought for freedom from slavery... SO YOU CAN NEVER EXPECT SMILES...That’s how the story tells as one dances it. Cheers
ganyan po sayawin ang original na dayang dayang, ganyan ang movements niya. peru may kulang ang attire niya ayon sa nakikita ko pag may kasal , festival o ano mang okasyon, ang babae magdadamit prensesa siya at mabalot po siya ng ginto, tapos pag sumayaw na nakangiti syempre at pag gumalaw na ang mga hips at mga daliri niya iipitan po yan ng mga peso bills na mga pera ganun po yun, punta kayo sa mindanao particularly in zamboanga, basilan o maging sa jolo at tawi tawi at sabah doon po ninyo masasaksihan kung paano syawin yan lalao na pag may kasal po.
A traditional song called kiriring pakiriring is often accompained with the dance the lyrics of the song are simana language and are thought to have originated from simunol were the language is often spoken the song was popularized when it was recorded by unknown artist under the tittle dayang dayang however some lyrics have been changed and is considered by many to be largely gibberis since the altered wordz had no meaning behind them
I do wish that our country can appreciate many of its indigenous culture. Culture is what gives a country its identity. At the moment, all that Luzon has to appreciate are the colonial mentalities created by the Chinese, American and Spanish settlers/traders.
Dayang dayang ang pinaka karapat dapat na prinsesa, mahirap ligawan at mahirap kunin, dayang dayang ay natatangi na prinsesa sa dami ng anak ng hari na babae, natatangi lamang ang dayang dayang dahil sya ang karapat dapAT na makokoronahan bilang reyna, dayang dayang ibig sabihin ay karapat dapat na prinsisa
yan talaga sayaw nyan eh kc nung kasal nung pinsan kung muslim sinayaw isa mga nakatatanda sa kanila mahaba nga yan eh pero maganda talga pag sumayaw yung mga taga mindanao muslim ang galing nila po
Come on, that's not fair. I didn't even know this was a big cultural thing in the South. The music and the dance are awesome! Now, I feel like a goddamn foreigner.
Dayang Dayang, an often mistaken Malaysian or Indonesian song, is an original Filipino song composed and sung by a mysterious singer "Hainun Pangilan" from the southernmost province of the Philippines, Tawi Tawi. It is danced through the movement of the hips to mimic the movement of a butterfly (called Pakiring Dance).
This song has been part of the everyday Filipinos' lives, especially in birthday parties, fiestas, nightclubs, discos, among others.
Note: The music used in the video is only a "cover" of the original version. CTTO
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This is the traditional way of dancing Dayang2. I always remember my aunt used to play this music and had me dance along with my muslim friends in our province... Miss those days! Kudos to the dancer
Kudos to the dancer and singer! I think this is the most elegant rendition here in
youtube! Her movements are smooth and graceful befitting a dayang dayang :)
This dancer is so elegantly graceful and sultry. NICELY DONE!
I just feel sooo proud watching this 🇵🇭✊🏾
Lol this is not from Philippines haha
@@jarheadyojo4795 shutup nonsense person im from Philippines and this our samal dialect from our badjao tribe dont give others misinformation about your wrong mouth
@@jarheadyojo4795 yes it is its from capiz
@@aronpaul2677 Yeah the festival is from Capiz but the dress and the dance is from the muslim ethnic groups in Mindanao it’s a shame that some fellow Filipinos are so ignorant in their own countries history
@@jarheadyojo4795 its from Philippines bobo
I'm from Zamboanga City. This is the real Dayang-dayang.
Galing talaga!! Eto tlga tamang sayaw sa DAYANG DAYANG,, ung iba kc di alam ano ba tong kanta akala nila NOVELTY SONG lang di nila alamin history neto ang ganda saka ang lalim pala,,, ☺️☺️☺️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
I'm Tagalog and I love the Tagalog culture, but I don't see why we can't incorporate all Southern culture into it. I love the South! My family even has a collection of malongs! In fact, there is that one guy in my family who plays the kulintang for us!
From what Tagalog culture are you? Tagalogs are also very diverse, culturally speaking. Like a Novo Ecijano has a very different culture and tradition from a Caviteño.
@@GaryHField What she's saying is that in general, only the Luzon culture is being showcased overseas. And that goes from songs to dances to cuisines. I love Luzon food, don't get me wrong but there are many more cuisines from the south that are worthy of being showcased overseas. Example, beef kulma, tiula itum, satti, etc...Foreign countries think that our food is very generic and bland compared to our Asian counterparts. They don't realise that we have spicy foods from the south that can compete with the Thais and Malays. Whenever they ask if we have hot or spicy food, the answer is always bicol express. That's not even that spicy.....The same goes with the dances. Everyone knows about tinikling, sayaw sa bangko, cariñosa, etc... But have they seen dayang-dayang from Jolo or malong-malong from Basilan? Or maybe Zamboanguita o No te vayas de Zamboanga? How about singkil or war dance from Sulu and Maguindanao?
Thanks for posting this video. Dayang Dayang is a Filipino song, a part of our Muslim heritage. Please upload the full version of this video if you have it. Again thank you.
I thought it was a Filipino song but it is not, it's an indian song
@@sanamapilihihi its filipino, also it dosent even sound indian
@@sanamapilihihi its a filipino song (muslim song)
@@jeymramos1583 no it's not, it's an Indian song you should research about it.
@@sanamapilihihi It's not
So graceful, her movements the hand gesture and facial expression is so authentic. I hope our muslim brothers and sisters showcase more on their culture.
I'm part tagalog, I appreciate different culture. Huwag naman ganyan mag isip kaya walang unity tayo dahil sa mga ganito. Hay! I like the dance saka yung tugtog din.
So beautiful & elegant dance ❤ I danced a lot of Filipino folk dances in my teen-years, but only found out about this dance now.
VERY GRACEFUL..!
Regards from Manobo and Debabawn Tribes of Davao City..!
she is very good and so elegant as befits a dayang...
She danced this song beautifully and gracefully. I would have loved to see more of it.
l love her performance...she's a great dancer and the music.amazing ....👏👍❤
I think ito talga yung tamang steps dito..so gracefully elegant.
Ito nman talaga ang tamang sayaw ng dayang dayang. 90s to sumikat muslim àng original nito.
marami na sumayaw ng dayang-dayang isa na ako doon yun mga students plang kmi sinayw nmin ito 1997 kasikatan ng dayang dayang hnggang ngayon 2012 naririrnig ko p rin ito sa mga skul program folk dances, fiesta, party sa barangay khit sa pagsalubong ng bagong taon..meron akong tape na ito kaso nakalagay mystery singer??ibig sabihin hidi alam sino ba talaga kumanta nito kahit maintindiha yun lyrics...tnx sa nag-upload nito nice...
she is very good..., beautiful dance, and culture
Mga Sir, please feature more videos of our cultural dances. Here in Cavite, our youths have very little exposure :( Lucky that I spent my teenage years in Mindanao that I've learned to love these beautiful dances. Congratulations and thank you for your beautiful videos of Capiz!
Nasaan na kayà to sha ? Napaka elegante nya sumayaw. Proud Filipino here. I love muslim I love filipino
THIS IS THE BEST NUMBER ONE DAYANG-DAYANG THAT WE LOVE. BEAUTIFUL MOVES. WE LOVE IT A LOT.
baisad malauan ito ang real sayaw ng pakiring or dayang2x nkita kona itong sayaw n nato sinasayaw ito ng mga tito kong tausug n tga sulu,
so elegant, graceful and oh yes beautiful! beautiful music & song ,too.
an original steps.. wow!! allaho akbar!!
i use to dance this when i learned Tai Chi
I want to see the full performance. Shes so graceful
Im watching this just now 12/29/23 , 14 yrs ago since this video was posted and I am mesmerized by this lady’s graceful execution of her dance moves! I wish it was a longer clip..
I remember during elementary days in 1997 when dayang dayang is very popular,we danced this in the cultural event with exactly the same costume.
I love her attitude while dancing 😁❣️
yes this is the real one,when i was child i saw my uncle dance like this he is a tausug jolo and im from basilan
Dapat tlaga bgya natin ng importansiya ang kulturang Pinoy. Identity po ntn ito.
totoo yan 👍
sa history po hindi pinoy ang mga taga jolo
@@sayekminyak6907 Fyi actually po wala naman po talagang lahing pinoy bago dumating ang mga kastila. Yung mga kastila nag unite sa atin kasi bago pa sila dumating, yung mga iba't ibang tribo dto sa pilipinas may conflict at mga away dahil mayroon silang kanya kanyang kingdoms.
This song and dance is an epiphany of our combined Austronesian, Hindu-Buddhist, and Bangsamoro history and culture. 🇵🇭
Pinaka accurate and the best na version ng kanta so beautiful 😊😊
Ganda....pinaka-nakakaiba ang sayaw na iyo and it will live forever.
Reminds me of my Lola.❤
😍😍😍😍😍 saya bangga dgn tarian suluk..👍👍
Gracefully done..love it!❤️
Original dayang- dayang dance I've ever seen. I like it
Thank you for sharing kabayan your beautiful dance, have a great evening ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for your video it was very informative. I am a Filipino but was not aware of this cultural wealth that we Filipinos have to cherish. Hope other Filipinos will do the same and post videos that make us proud. Dayang Dayang is a Filipino song from our Muslim heritage.
That's great to hear. I would like to visit Mindanao one day then. Its the only part of the Philippines that I've never been too.
she's very graceful, i love it
this is the authentic dayang dayang
The dancer CAN'T BE DISTRUCTED in any way.Dapat din mahanap ng KMJS ang dancer na to.
One of the most graceful Dayang-dayang dance I've ever seen.
I don't know about the music, but the dancing is more authentic than any other I've seen. I witnessed the same traditional interpretation at the home of my classmate Eric Amilbangsa near Remedios Cricle in the late 1950s. He is the son of Datu Ombra Amilbangsa, the governor of Sulu at the time. It makes me weep to think that this regal interpretation may be vanishing.
We tausug treasure our culture more than anything else. This dance is very much alive and relevant to these days.
Can we have the full dance please? @jeannotario7384
she dances gracefully...I like her moves...
Just saw this.. I really love the dance and attitude. Movements meticulously calculated and performed.
Sumikat tlga ako nito sa aming brgy..,noong 1997..😅😅😅nagsolo dance ako nito sa community day....hinagisan ako ng pera ng mayor ng iligan taz sunod sunod na naghagisan ang mga tao...😂😂😂😂😂😂
dayang 2x love my mo music dayang dayang
Hell yeah! This shit is banging! I play this song at full blast while driving through my hood.
Yes,& I love this too..
Laging kong naririnig to sa mga kasal. Tapos tuwang tuwa mga tao kasi ganito ang galaw ng mga lalaking sumasayaw. though exaggerated, pero ngayon ko lang nalaman na yun pala ang tamang pagsayaw ng dayang dayang. 😅
I like dayang dayang....
allaho akbar galing sumayaw kasu lng yong sumasayaw ayaw man lng mg ngite,ngite man lng pg my time hehe
If you want to learn the tribal culture.... Mindanaoan dance...women never really has to smile , while dancing...that the Beauty of elegance. Every Mindanaoan dance has its historical story and mostly its the story of First degree Princesses, daughters of sultan, Princess Warrior, like Princess Dayang, who fought for freedom from slavery... SO YOU CAN NEVER EXPECT SMILES...That’s how the story tells as one dances it. Cheers
My father also a tausog and I saw him dance like this.
ganyan po sayawin ang original na dayang dayang, ganyan ang movements niya. peru may kulang ang attire niya ayon sa nakikita ko pag may kasal , festival o ano mang okasyon, ang babae magdadamit prensesa siya at mabalot po siya ng ginto, tapos pag sumayaw na nakangiti syempre at pag gumalaw na ang mga hips at mga daliri niya iipitan po yan ng mga peso bills na mga pera ganun po yun, punta kayo sa mindanao particularly in zamboanga, basilan o maging sa jolo at tawi tawi at sabah doon po ninyo masasaksihan kung paano syawin yan lalao na pag may kasal po.
Lizell Latao patayin pa kami dyan mga terorista
this is the original steps and moving of hips together with the movement of shoulders and arms. slow but elegant,
A traditional song called kiriring pakiriring is often accompained with the dance the lyrics of the song are simana language and are thought to have originated from simunol were the language is often spoken the song was popularized when it was recorded by unknown artist under the tittle dayang dayang however some lyrics have been changed and is considered by many to be largely gibberis since the altered wordz had no meaning behind them
That's how Dayang-dayang should be- graceful and calculating. Di tulad ng iba na parang kiti-kiti. 😂
Sinabi mo pa. Ginawa nilang modern chacha.
awesome! proud to be PINOY! :)
I do wish that our country can appreciate many of its indigenous culture. Culture is what gives a country its identity. At the moment, all that Luzon has to appreciate are the colonial mentalities created by the Chinese, American and Spanish settlers/traders.
She's a good dancer👍👍👍
Parang dugong bughaw ang sayaw at sumasayaw. Elegante ang bawat galaw.
All dance of dayang this perfect performance
Good pm watching from cavite😱😆youre new friend on TH-cam🤗🇵🇭
wow galing
i love it song nd also dance
Dayang dayang ang pinaka karapat dapat na prinsesa, mahirap ligawan at mahirap kunin, dayang dayang ay natatangi na prinsesa sa dami ng anak ng hari na babae, natatangi lamang ang dayang dayang dahil sya ang karapat dapAT na makokoronahan bilang reyna, dayang dayang ibig sabihin ay karapat dapat na prinsisa
wow!!! she dance gracefully
So this is the real one....ang galing...
I like it very much...
Tausug dialect?
Tausug means "people of the current." : )
We live in. A colorful world..beautiful..we have sooo much ethnic differences, unfortunately others are haters.
Still watching in 2020.
I love our culture man!!Fr fr!!!
enajyram73: Dayang - Dayang is a Muslim dance means "Princess of the first degree" a title given only to the daughters of the Sultan..
tatz taylor Filipino Muslim to be exact
Akala ko talaga badjao ito n sayaw
Pwede kaya ito italent? Baka kasi mabash or mabastos ang culture nila cute pa naman ng step
nope, the song is from Sulu, southern Philippines.
Galing ah sumayaw ng dayang dayang
ganda..efort na efort...
Ang galing . 🥺
GOOD DANCE I LIKE IT!!!!!!1
It was beautiful.What a shame that the video seemed so short.
badjao sia pro nice dance rotins
I like to dance dayangdayang
yan talaga sayaw nyan eh kc nung kasal nung pinsan kung muslim sinayaw isa mga nakatatanda sa kanila mahaba nga yan eh pero maganda talga pag sumayaw yung mga taga mindanao muslim ang galing nila po
Certifié intergalactique !🌹
so elegant and classic performance.....
Nice dance t'buli dancers
Nice moves I like it
when i was a child i really want to dance dayang but ang tigas ng mga buto-buto... kakainis she dance so graceful
wow. . nice Moro dance . .
Yani jud yang original na steps sang Dayang2.
this is truly southern filipino culture
Muslim embrace there culture tru dance with heart
im so proud to watch this💗
Dayang dayang sayaw sa akong lola sauna
Come on, that's not fair. I didn't even know this was a big cultural thing in the South. The music and the dance are awesome! Now, I feel like a goddamn foreigner.
SANA UPLOAD NILA UNG BUO....GALING....