Welcome and MANY THANKS to you! Best Regards! :)

Ang gulo mo

Para SI not Ng puppet Marjorie purgarillas

DIOS Te Salve

Bonnie and Clyde actually. :)

You're right. When will the Pinoy audience learn how to appreciate a performance and learn the etiquette?

Asian Dances medley

South and southeast Asian dances (looks Indian, Thai, Indonesian) connecting lights... finally culminating to our Pandango sa Ilaw. I love how this showed an evolution of light dances from main Asia to Oceania to our unique Ilaw dance. When the Rondalla came on, my skin crawled with pride.

Thank you Ellen for listening. Buti nagustuhan mo ang Filipino Music natin.

+Ms Bird Those Filipinos abroad dancing folk dances with trashy pop music in the background are doing a poor job on preserving them (they actually claim they are "preserving" tradition by dancing them with trashy modern music, the nerve of them!).

Ms Bird I don’t know if you can claim authenticity on these pieces. Folk-based, yes. Cultural, yes. Authentic, ummm... let’s just say the Bayanihan is best known for theatricalizing and interpreting authentic dances from the field. They are a marvel and a joy to watch by I would use authentic to describe what their pieces.

Do it, live your life

+Irwin Ingan El Cani is part of Bayanihan's Spanish era-influenced segment in their 2010 US Tour. I don't have any video but you can refer to Bayanihan's Facebook page facebook.com/pages/Bayanihan-The-National-Dance-Company-of-the-Philippines/124862755974?sk=timeline . You can also watch Pasinaya 2015 Bayanihan video which contains Spanish era-influenced dances. Here's the link. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gG7t0gX2Ago.html Per confirmation from Bayanihan Facebook admin, the last segment of the Pasinaya 2015 video is El Cani.