Philippine Folk Dance in Mexico (Winning Performance) - Filipinas en Inauguración del 4to FIF México 

These people been living in Mexico simce Spanish Era...Mexican Citizen but Filipino by Blood

nope

Muy bien gracias,. Mexico y el pilipinas

Similitudes💖

Had no I idea my brother, we’re Mexican is married to a Filipina I just sent this to them

proud to be filipino

they can relate with the melody of the music, we have shared Hispanic colonial heritage

@@medelpascual7212 nope they dont

@@medelpascual7212 nope you guys dont

@Vince Christian Resulta why are you so proud that Spain colonized the Philippines? Is it something to be proud of?

The origin of the first dance is "tuba" drinking, once they get drunk, they compete in dancing while placing the glass filled with "tuba" to different part of their body, the one who spilled "tuba" will be loser. The second is all about "pabitin", though it's very short. The third dance is "tinikling". They imitate the movement of the bird called "tikling", a bird usually found in a rice field. The bamboo was served as a trap for that bird.

Most of them are. Not just the Philippines. Why should the RP be unique in that regard ?

@@mylesgarcia4625 maybe because of the music and the song.

All folk dances are, kaibigan regardless of the place. Haha can you define folk dance?

All dances have origin and history

Cariñosa, singkil, koradang at dandansoy 😂😄😃😀🤣😁

👏👏👏👏👏

1. Pandanggo sa ilaw 2. Oasiwas 3. Kalatong 4. Tinikling

And….the coconut dance!

And Mexipinay/oy couple. 🇲🇽❤️🇵🇭

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@@jmwes12 swallow that

We shared the same fate from the Spaniards haha

Tell that to all the mexican boxers who crossed paths with Pacquiao.

La Hispanidad fue el mejor movimiento de difusion cultural que nunca conoció la Humanidad. Cualquier hijo o hija de nuestros países hermanos debemos estar orgullosos de nuestra herencia.

@@phil_matic f*** u. You're forgetting the fact that our ancestors suffered for 300+ years. Romanticizing what happened in the past without even knowing how hard it is to live in that era. You should be ashamed of yourself.

@@allmight1578 Oh no I didn't forget that they suffered. Every country had it's share of suffering, whether it was of their own ordeal, or at the hands of others. Knowing how people were/are, colonization is a guarantee. It'll happen one way or another. The stronger countries with more resources always go to the others to set up shop. If Spain didn't do the colonization, someone else would've. In the end, I'm happy with where the countries are now. Could they have been better off without the colonization? Perhaps. I'm just happy that things aren't worse off for them. My point is, a lot of people wish the colonization never happened, and I ask myself why they mean that? What exactly do they think the countries would be like today if it weren't for the colonization? If anything, you should be ashamed for yourself for trying to speak for others. Not everyone is upset that Europe came to the Americas and elsewhere.

Eh... bad things happened but some good came out of it.

@@Panzer_ze_tank like what?? LOST OF OUR IDENTITY? I do know that in today's period, this is what makes us, us. When we achieved our freedom from more than three hundred years of colonization, our Identity change and the new generations are different. Their mindset are different. They are completely LOST. They identify themselves as LATINOS of ASIA. Gosh! They are lost, they need help. They love to be called Americanized and Hispanized,like seriously? . We are Indio that turns to Filipinos but we do not have Spanish blood, most of us.

Spanish architecture

And your music is like us , even i forget what this was not mexican

Dapat gawing tinikiling ang pambansang sayaw lahat ng schools sa boong Pilipinas mandatory from elementary to college (PE) kasi distinctive natin iyan worldwide. Mabuhay ka at God bless Philippines.

Marikit ang pambansang sayaw

Tinikling is one of the folk dances in the Philipinnes.

@@narfsic1734 True, haha. Hinahanap ko po yung art doon. (⊙_◎)

Sana required sa history class para may immersion tas romantic talaga pag ma pair ka sa crush mo

Papansin

Saludos Alex. Te mandamos un gran abrazo desde México. Gracias por seguirnos.

The intro dance is a spanish colonial dance that similar to mexican fire dance

Super dancing, bravo!!

Exactamente!

Gracias!

Gracias

Saluvides

Gracias

True. Specially the Bandurria Filipina which has an extra string if I'm not mistaken.

I remember watching "The Mask of Zorro" with my dad, starting Antonio Banderas and Catherine Zeta Jones. During the Fiesta scene, my dad told me they were using bandurrias in the orchestra. I had used the Filipino bandurria when I was 8, but when I was 13, I was in my own world, so didn't notice till my dad pointed it out to me

Hola hasta aqui encuentra viva mi madre tiera

Vamos pilipinas , Mexico y claro también en Espanyol y también de los somos amigos donde yo trabajas . Viva pilipinas bravo Mexico y Espanyol.

Yes because we are colonized by Spanish the reason why there are some influences.. But we have unique culture in our ethnic thribes..which is not part of Spanish culture..

@@ladysnow8186 yan ang hirap sa pinoy. Daming eksplinasyon. Nag dunong dunungan... Nega masyado

Pero you are using English which reflects American culture. Lol. Impokrito!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uwCH_WEYFTo.html from India, traditional dance

@Ronnie I really want to preserve our culture.. I hope that little by little we can restore to these days especially millenials, they're no longer interested which diverted to western culture etc..

❤❤❤❤

gratias

Gracias amigo

Thank you!!! Love Filipinas from Monterrey, Nuevo León, México 🇲🇽🇵🇭❤️

Thank you for the info, I'll update the description.

Try to watch singkil and tinkling dance in SEA GAMES 2019 in Philippines. even I am Filipino it too intense to me,because one mistake it's to bad,pain,hehehe

Flash back! I remember dancing to Subli in Elementary and also itik itik. I enjoy watching the video ❤❤❤

The first dance is pandanggo sa ilaw

First one is pandanggo sa ilaw... It's different from pandanggo oasiwas

It brought me to years while I'm watching this video's... Mabuhay Ang Filipino. God bless Philippines.

¡Muchas gracias, MJuárez! ¡Tu eres muy sympatico!

ha ha! 400 years of Spanish influence.

@Κυsηι•Υυ•งαᄋ 143 You DEMONYO!!!!

@Κυsηι•Υυ•งαᄋ 143 Ikaw ang BOBO BOBO BOBO!!!!!!!

we are not latino we are asians... please stop....hispanic of asia is maybe acceptable not latino.

@Naught Guile lol when did i say that we are the same race as chines , koreans and japanese dufuq? we came from the migrants of native people from taiwan and the coast of china known as astronesean people.lol

Gracias amigo.

Bamboo Dance is Austronesian culture the rest is spain

For some reason we adapted those yells and screams in our cultural dances. Probably from Spain also.

During fiesta Saturday evening they perform baile in the plaza I remember when I was 5 years old, my mother take me and watch baile. The people dances first Regodon that was an old tradition every town fiesta. The Regodon was brought by Spanish to the Philipinnes and it was originated in France.

This fandango sa ilaw

El nombre de baila es "Fandango sa Ilaw" In las playas o costado de mar en Filipinas, el trabajo de los hombres/maridos son pescando en las lanchas. Cuando en la noche cuando se presenta eres/maridas dijeron las luces para la guia por los lanchas y pescas en red. Eso es la cuento de baila se llama en Espanol Fandango de luces. Perdona, pareció la segunda baila describes arriba.

Gracias

that two countries should unite and crush spain to avenge the atrocities it had committed to them

@@peterpuday6437 😂😂😂, 100 years ago yes. But now, idk. Hahaha

Now Filipinos are already Americans 🥴

@@peterpuday6437 not actually except Philippine during the time when an expedition magellan's ass policy trying to land and slaughtered to death which basically wipe out by the warriors of maharlika

​​@@lainard13Punta ka america, dami asawa mga Filipina na mexicano hahahah

Must be really amazing to see it at night with the candles reflecting

@@sasorishino yes it definitely was beautiful, esp if there are a lot of performers