Hello everyone!! Thank you so much for all your love and support! Please make sure to like this video and subscribe for more (70% of our viewers are not subscribed yet). Maraming Salamat and Gob Bless!💗😘 We did some search and we've found this: Cariñosa is a Philippine dance of colonial era origin from the Maria Clara suite of Philippine folk dances, where the fan or handkerchief plays an instrumental role as it places the couple in romance scenario. The dance originated in Panay Island in the Visayan Islands and was introduced by the Spaniards during their colonization of the Philippines. It is related to some of the Spanish dances like the bolero and the Mexican dance Jarabe Tapatio or the Mexican Hat Dance. (Source: wikipedia)
cariniosa is danced by those who are courting during the Spanish conquest, they do not hold it because it is forbidden as long as they are getting married and the man can hold the woman out of respect
Fernando got the meaning of carinosa right. It's actually a dance about how a lady and a gentlemen show affection during courtship stage. However, there are no physical touching involved during courtship since in the early Philippines, if a man should touch a hand of a lady, he should automatically marry her. Filipinos then are very conservative that a man can only hold his lady's hand when they are already engaged.
cariñosa is a popular folk dance that was introduced to the country by the Spaniards when they arrived in the 16th century. The cariñosa is a much-loved folk dance in the Philippines. Spanish in origin, it is regarded as a national dance by scholars, and the characteristic shy behavior of the female dancer is said to represent the mannerisms of Filipina women The musical instrument used in Carinosa is Rondella. They also used bandurrias, mandolins, guitars, basses, drums, and banjos in making a music.
Cariñosa is a folk dance depicting the traditional Filipino courtship thus there is no touching... since long time ago its a no no to touch the lady unless you are married to her... its a Filipino dance inspired by the Spanish..
Haha my lolo and lola said if the person touches you basically your hands... That person needed to marry you or you'll die(because probably the father will chase you with itak) .. haha thinking of it .. back then i would eagerly touch my crush hand so i can marry her hahahah
Cariñosa is a folk dance. It is our "Pambansang Sayaw" or National Dance here in the Philippines and this dance is a courtship dance. Actually, Ate Vanessa and Kuya Fernando we do have lots of dances here in the Philippines that depicts the culture of a particular place, traditions, beliefs, and so on. Mabuhay!
He didn't use the signature trap music sound in the hip hop genre which uses drums edited electronically instead he used the Cariñosa sound to give his song a Filipino touch. EZ Mil is a Genius
Carinosa is a Spanish word for Loving... a courtship song. During Spanish period, people are conservative, No Touch is a way of preserving the purity of a woman which Filipino believes a woman should remain pure and a virgin as a special gift for her future husband. So even in our native dances, that is being practiced no touch.
Cariñosa is an interpretative folk dance which conveys the man who shows his devotion and it's like a courtship but in a dance way ..its a story of courtship ...
Traditional folkdance like Cariniosa have their own story. In this case, courtship. And up until now pupils/students are required to perform different folkdance in school
The background music used is Rondalla. The Rondalla is an ensemble of stringed instruments played with the plectrum or pick and generally known as plectrum instruments. The standard Filipino rondalla is made up of the bandurria, the laúd, the octavina, the Twelve-string guitar, the Ukulele, the bajo de uñas or double bass, and the Guitarrón mexicano.
E-Z Mil po, mam, sir. It was actually his mom's suggestion to incorporate a folk song to his rap. He chose Cariñosa b/c he danced it in school and was told he was good at it
Cariñosa (Spanish pronunciation: [kaɾiˈɲosa], meaning the loving or affectionate one) is a Philippine dance of Hispanic origin from the Maria Clara suite of Philippine folk dances, where the fan or handkerchief plays an instrumental role as it places the couple in romance scenario. HISTORY The dance originated in Panay Island in the Visayan Islands and was introduced by the Spaniards during their colonization of the Philippines. It is related to some of the Spanish dances like the bolero and the Mexican dance Jarabe Tapatio or the Mexican Hat Dance. COSTUME Originally, the Cariñosa was danced with Maria Clara dress and Barong Tagalog for it is a Maria Clara Spanish Dance when it was introduced. However as the Filipino people saw and imitated this dance, they wore the patadyong kimona and camisa de chino to reveal their nationalism to their country and other steps were revised or Filipinized but the music did not change at all and reveals a Spanish Influence to the Filipinos. As stated by the book of Francisca Reyes-Aquino, dancers may wear balintawak style (a native dress of theTagalog regions), camisa (a white sleeve) or patadyong kimona (a dress of the Visayan of people) and for boys, a barong Tagalog and colored pants. Because it is the national dance, the dancers may wear any Filipino costumes. MUSIC The music of Carinosa , . It is 3/4 in rhythm like some of the Spanish dances. The Philippine Rondalla are playing this music of the dance where it is an ensemble or an orchestra of string instruments in the Philippines similar to the Spanish musicians in Spain that comprises bandurrias, mandolins, guitar, basses, drums, and banjos. Mostly men are playing rondalla instruments but women may also take part. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cari%C3%B1osa
Cariñosa (Spanish pronunciation: [kaɾiˈɲosa], meaning the loving or affectionate) is a Philippine dance of colonial era origin from the Maria Clara suite of Philippine folk dances, where the fan or handkerchief plays an instrumental role as it places the couple in romance scenario.
"Bandurria" is the instrument using in the careñosa music, most of folk dance bandoria is the main instrument used. Or it compost of 3 to 4 string instrument called "rondalla". Guitar is also one of the instrument in a folk song. I'm used a folk song dancer way back in my elementary and high school days. It was fun performing traditional music. 😁😂😍
I have been your big fan, but it was may first time to give a comment. KABABAYAN means brotherhood. Filipinos loves you both. God Bless you both always.
The guitar-like sound that your hearing from the begining is what we called BANDURIA.. A small guitar like mandolin but has lots of strings in it.. And it was played in a group called Rondalla (ron-dal-ya)..😆
cariñosa is a popular folk dance that was introduced to the country by the Spaniards when they arrived in the 16th century. The cariñosa is a much-loved folk dance in the Philippines. Spanish in origin, it is regarded as a national dance by scholars, and the characteristic shy behavior of the female dancer is said to represent the mannerisms of Filipina women The musical instrument used in Carinosa is Rondella. They also used bandurrias, mandolins, guitars, basses, drums, and banjos in making a music.
Hi ate Vanessa and Kuya Fernando! Salamat for Loving our country the Philippines. 😊First time ever to comment here. 🇵🇭There are different types of folk dances in the Philippines. As I remember, Cariñosa is one of the popular folk dance use every competition during "Buwan ng Wika" in school here in the Philippines. Sometimes, in the beginning before the dance there's some play or act where is a binata (young man) courting the dalaga (young lady) through harana (serenade)...
Rondalla is not an instrument. Its am ensemble of stringed instruments using picks. Its somewhat synonymous to orchestra but only for the stringed instruments used with pick.
The instruments used in Cariñosa, a traditional folk dance here in the Philippines are actually called RONDALLA. Rondalla is an ensemble of stringed instruments with origins coming from the folk traditions of Spain, which were brought to the Philippines and incorporated into the culture. RONDALLA INSTRUMENTS here in the Philippines are; Bandurria, Laud, Octavina, Guitar, and Bajo or Double bass. I personally play the Bandurria Instrument in our group of Rondalla players.
Hi vanessa and fernando good day and May God Bless you more... i’m always watching your videos.and i just wanted to say thank you for all the wonderful words for my country and my countrymen.it makes me feel so honored knowing that a foreign people loved and show the world how beautiful the philippines and the filipinos are.thank you very much for all the happy reactions ph videos.hope your can visits batangas also on your next philippine adventure.we have a lots to offer. You’ll love the famous batangas pansit specialy Lomi🍜🍜... We love you just continue your journey be safe always and God Bless You ....❤️❤️❤️
Rondella The musical instrument used in Carinosa is Rondella. They also used bandurrias, mandolins, guitars, basses, drums, and banjos in making a music.
@@joeldacanay6640 based on my knowledge lang po yan way back elementary days heheh yan kasi sabi ng books dati. Pero nag search po ako nandito po yung sagot jan hehe ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NB1hc_zoU6c.html.
On our elementary days we were taught that it's Tinikling, the national dance. Originated in Ĺeyte. They say that the dance is for masses as it depicts à bird Tikling usually found in rice fields and farms. The Cariñosa is a dance for upper member of society. The mestizo and mestiza. The courtship and the flirting through the gestures of even covering the face with a fan but looking at the man hahahaha
Cariñosa was a cultural dance of Filipino showing how our girls react to their suitors.No touch policy.getting to know each other and eventually fall in love with each other until forever..❤️❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
The musical instruments used was banduria & laúd (both are spanish music instruments), guitar and bass. A group that forms to play it is called "rondalla" (ron-dal-ya), like an orchestra without reed instruments.
@YeetMan 0.9 you're wrong sir. I'm from here philippines and it is taught in school as early as grade 1 elementary that "Tinikling" is the national dance of the Philippines.
I really admired your sweetness Vaness and Fernan ( if you don't mind I called you that name) I will encourages all my friend and relatives to subscribe to your channel because you really loved and embraced Filipino culture. Thank you so much, keep safe and healthy...
the instrument was called bandoria it just like a guitar but a round shape one...cariñosa dance they portrayed courtship...and it have a Spanish influence
Aaghhh i remember when i was dancing carinosa that i thought i did not do well in dancing but nobody talk to me about that so i guess my carinosa is good?? I dont know Edit: by the way carinosa is a dance that use for dating so just sharing in filipino *share ko lang* and philippines national dance
This year the Philippines is celebrating its 500 years of adopting Christianity when Ferdinand Magellan, a Portuguese mariner, discovered our country when he landed at Homomhon. Out of the 270 men when he started his voyage, only twelve men managed to return to Spain.
I remember dancing that when i was in elementary year... Whenever there is a,foundation day.. Hays.. Just like remembering my old days as a kids.. Oh by the way. Carinosa is dance of courtship of a boy to a girl.. It usually dance in North Luzon part.. But it was well known in whole country.. Check.. Pandanggo sa ilaw.. Tinikling.. Singkil.. Manlalatik.. Sayaw sa bangko/upuan.. I forgot that dance title is..
Cariñosa ist ein spanisches Wort. It means "affectionate" and it ends in "a" referring to a female. Ja wohl, ich bin Filipino aber ich kann deutsch und auch spanisch. Sorry, no Portuguese except "obrigado." I am happy that you two have decided to visit the Philippines for a long time. I hope you enjoy your stay here and will make many new Filipino friends in every place that you visit. Herzlich Willkommen!
The dance music is played by the rondalla; it is an ensemble of stringed instruments. The word rondalla comes from the Spanish ronda, which means "serenade. - the instruments used for the music of the dance are Banduria, Laud, Octavina
The string instruments used are mostly banduria, which are played by elementary pupils in public school bands called "rondallas". Carinosa is among the many traditional and historical Filipino folk music and songs that have become classical. Some of them are being played by orchestras and sung by choirs in many universities in the US, Europe and parts of Asia. These include Rosas Pandan, Paru-Parong Bukid, etc.
Yes please, the folk dances videos!! It's a wonderful way to introduce a part of our culture to our younger generation and to the world. If I am not mistaken, every province has their own folk dance--like here in Pangasinan, we have the "Sayaw sa Bangko" and "Binasuan" as our province's most famous ones. Thank you for appreciating our folk dances and our culture and our country, as always. The Filipino people will be waiting for your return to our country. See you soon!
The red handkerchef in tagalog is "pulang Panyo" red is - Pula and the handkerchef is -Panyo And my experience that dance is popular to dance in school event for presentation like for " Araw ng Wika " on elementary ... 😍😍😍 It's so gentle and careful movements .. 🤩🤩🤩
Ang Babaing Cariñosa means a lovable sweet lady.that Music &Song about 50's Folk song & dance. But now some singers make some folk song to modern music like Bahay Kubo & more...
Vanessa you become more and more beautiful everytime I watch your vlog. You two look alike the longer I look at you both. Hope that you will stay together until you get old. God be with you Vanessa and Fernando.
Cariñosa is a Phil folk dance introduced by Spain with graceful movements expressing affection to a lovely but shy Filipina woman.The dancers playfully uses a fan and a handkerchief to go through a hide and seek movements and expressions of courtship.
I myself danced the Carinosa during our elementary days😍😍😍😍😍😍 We would love to see the Folk Dances episodes. You surely gain support from most Filipinos. Go go go
It's a traditional courtship dance. The intro is like getting to know you. The touching of the shoulders is like accepting the courtship. The holding together of the handkerchief is the process of courtship and the waving of the handkerchief meaning the lady is won.
Carinoza is Spanish inspired folk dance in the Philippines. This dance is a courtship dance. The instrument we use to create that sounds are the following instrument. bandurria. octavina, guitar. Baho.
CARIÑOSA (from Spanish word KARIÑOSA which means the loving or affectionate) is a Philippine Folk Dance classified as a COURTSHIP DANCE for men and women during spanish period. The dance originated in Panay Island in the Visayan Islands and was introduced by the Spaniards during their colonization of the Philippines. It is related to some of the Spanish dances like the bolero and the Mexican dance Jarabe Tapatio or the Mexican Hat Dance. It is the National Dance of our country, which is the Philippines. 😊 Men usually used scarfs while Women used folding fans to show their affection to each other like way of courting. Their gestures and mannerisms in using fans and handkerchiefs have different meanings like snatching or getting a red handkerchief (pañuelo) of a woman from her suitor, folding and tapping the folding fan (pamaypay) to man's shoulder and many more. 😁 The main melody (instrument) used in the song is called BANDURIA. It is a 14 string instrument usually played as the melody of the song. It is played by the used of guitar pick in a fast way of strumming strings (like plucking). It is also categorized as the soprano of the Rondalla instruments. Before, It is usually danced in every social gatherings by some ILLUSTRADOS or people who have enough fortune or rich in life. At our present generation, it is now usually performed during BUWAN NG WIKA (Month of August) celebrating our filipino culture and traditions in different schools and institutions and every Folk Dance Competitions. Also, Philippine Folk Dance is included in our Basic Education Curriculum that's why we Filipinos are in ways to preserve our heritage and culture. Hope it helps. 😁✌️
Good afternoon mam...sir...i am Filipina lady from the province of Pangasinan of our beloved country Philippines...and we are proud of being a Pinoy or Filipino! The folk dance...CARINOSA is known to be lately...national dance....but originally in our philippines books we have read is....our national folk dance is TINIKLING!
Yay! This song has been in my head eversince EZ Mil's Wish USA Bus clip. And I meant to look it up bec. I can sing some of the parts in my head. Lol. All Filipinos learn how to do the dance in school. It's a right of passage. The dance is usually performed during festivals or any events that the school or town celebrates. Thank you for featuring it! t It's deja vu for all Filipinos who have the pleasure of listening to EZ Mil while being proud.
That Cariñosa is a Portuguese word means Loving, care, Affectionate, kind, warm, kindly this dance was introduce during Spanish Colonization in Philippines.. this dance was perform by Filipino to Spanish officials
It's our one of the folk dances in the Philippines called carinosa... It always presented every special occasion or event especially in our school. The students and teachers used to dance it everytime..
