I performed this dance a number of times and remembering when learning how my ankles were bruised and cut lol...learning pains...then finally...didn't even need to look down...I loved it...the Muslim Tinikling is so elegant and graceful...thank you for sharing a very fond memory of my youth.
This dance imitates a bird called "Tikling"... This dance becomes the Philippine National Dance. It needs a lot of coordination between the dancers and clickers. Thanks for featuring our National Dance. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
I remembere once Kobe bryant visited the Philippines and he was watching the tinikling dance in a party. And people at that time had an idea inviting him to dance tinikling. With a fast course of dance, he was able to adapt while teaching him in a slow phase, until it goes faster and faster. He finishes the dance with ease.
During the old times people in the Philippines that is their way of entertainment after a whole day of working in the farms. Young people then get together . Boys will bring their guitars. And those bamboos ate just lying around the fields and they made use of it to entertain themselves. Thee dance portrays the kind of life in the Philippines.
Yes.. you've Mentioned the Hawaiian Dance, it's similar because Hawaii is a part of a pre colonial Philippines, our historic ancestors are both brother and sister of pre Hispanic history.
Right but to be very honest tinikling is better than carinosa, I don't know why they changed it. Tinikling is more fun to watch than carinosa actually.
The video "Maharani" of PPop group Alamat shows both the Tinikling and the slower but more complex Singkil, both bamboo dances. Rhythm is essential, plus the dancers must be nimble. One second too late and you're caught in the bamboo, and those who clap must be in rhythm too.
Another pilipino dance you need to watch is Pandango a ilaw, maybe similar to what you said about Hawaiian dance…and also another kid singer, Aba! May laban pala ang batang toh? She’s gone…thank you so much…
If you want to see this kind of performance of folk dances and folk songs you must include in your bucket list "Loboc River Cruise" in Bohol to be specific when you visit Philippines in the future.
Thanks for putting this up! You should also look at Singkil. It's sort of a similar dance from the southern Philippines. Here's a good example: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_qG0bjUxWAk.html