#Philippines dances

[reblogg3darts]

Interestingly, Indonesia also have something like this:

I am not overly surprised, we're neighboring countries after all. What made it interesting is the Rangkuk Alu dance does not originate in (Indonesian) province that's right next to the Philippines (North Sulawesi). Instead it came from Manggarai, East Nusa Tenggara, where one will need to cross a lot more oceans to reach from the Philippines compared to from Philippines to North Sulawesi.

Some times I wish somebody would do some chronological anthropologic/ethnic mapping of the South East Asian countries - just so we can see which areas are closely (or genetically) linked.

Also I'm surprised no one in the current government (of either countries) have noticed this and maybe do some collaboration or something fun.

[nemnums]

she looks familiar

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

Adieu Philippine (Jacques Rozier, 1962)

[balkanparamo]

Morning Dance: Cesar Legaspi

[clambuoyance]

I think I stopped watching them after 2010, pretty sure the mermaid one where she lives in Malibu was the very last one I watched

[hibiscusbabyboy]

[transannabeth]

not to be Dramatic but i need hollywood to stop having the characters who live in the woods away from society who are seen as having a simpler way of life dancing tinikling in like half a scene

it's only happened twice but it's pissing me off

[djrobokat]

Printed out a few stickers for my cards. One is an edited version of my Rainbow Konsento fanart from last year for my e-Amusement pass and the other is something I did just recently, a DDR 5thMIX-themed design for my "beep" card, a card I use when riding the railway system in the Philippines.

[abwwia]

Pina Bausch | Philippine "Pina" Bausch (27 July 1940 – 30 June 2009) was a German dancer and choreographer who was a significant contributor to a neo-expressionist dance tradition now known as Tanztheater. Via Wikipedia

#PinaBausch

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

Adieu Philippine (Jacques Rozier, 1962)

[divinum-pacis]

April 9, 2023: Manila, Philippines Filipino women in traditional costumes perform outside a Catholic church during a procession marking Easter Sunday

Photograph: Francis R Malasig/EPA

[meta-holott]

1978 Philippines, Luzon, Aetas tribe, dancing

[kny-tai]

Sketch Break 03 : Dispatch for the Lion Dance

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[caramelmochacrow]

OKAY. im sorry but i need to infodump abt my kyoko half-filipino headcanon rlly quick and i cant tell it to anyone so RARGH KYOKO FATHER HEADCANONS TOO TECHNICALLY.

her father is born and raised in cavite and moved to bulacan when he was in his teenage years and he moved to japan to find better jobs there when he got older. he meets kyoko's mother and yada yada yada love story here for them and kyoko is born!

her father had a lot of album cds, vhs tapes, and recordings of many songs of bands/singers he loved back in his country (the eraserheads, parokya ni edgar, the itchyworms, freddie aguilar, etc.) and let kyoko listen to them when she was younger, letting her learn a bit abt tagalog and a part of herself. she never tried to learn more other than that until she went back to listen to them when she was in highschool. he also listens to many songs u hear when you're on a jeep (jeep as in pinoy jeep, search it up.) if you've been on a jeep in the philippines then u probably know what i mean. (if u dont, then just imagine hiphop(?)/rap music)

her father keeps track w the latest opm (original pinoy music if u didn't know what that meant) artists and shows it to kyoko who gives them a listen a ton. both of them sometimes sing a long w songs heheh (kyoko tries her best, but her father can keep up pretty easily since he knew it ever since he was born)

kyoko's mom knows a few tagalog phrases thanks to her husband and can hold short conversations w him in tagalog. (it cant go very far though, so they mostly speak in japanese) she sometimes makes filipino food so her husband can remember his roots and so kyoko can learn more of it :D (SHE IS AN ADOBO OR MAYBE EVEN A MENUDO GIRL. SHE ALSO LIKES PANCIT PALABOK AND SISIG.)

kyoko accidentally responds in tagalog sometimes. shinobu will say something to her while making music and she would reply w 'sige, subukin mo yan' (translation: sure, try that) and she would be confused, because of this shinobu knows a few tagalog phrases. yuka and esora does too.

kyoko will always, and i mean always, use 'po' when talking to people older than her in tagalog, she talks to dalia (I WILL TALK ABT HER ANOTHER TIME) and she would always reply w 'po' or 'ate' (pronounced a-teh, not eat past tense) in the sentence. she sometimes accidentally does this w others. (she said 'ate tsubaki' once and tsubaki was just confused while she was embarassed.)

that's all the headcanons i can spit out for now but. yeah. kyoko half-filipino headcanons. do u understand?

[kalakian]

WHEN WE DANCED is an award-winning short film (Best Short Film -Jury Award and Best Editing) about a Filipino manong who left his homeland in search of a better life in America. As he grapples with his own unfulfilled dreams, he discovers a newfound purpose in teaching his grandson how to dance, leading to a transformative journey of love, loss, and self-discovery.