But they use two bamboo instead of four

@@syifangaming6835 two bamboos per pair.

@@syifangaming6835 We also use 4 bamboos. And sometimes more.

Yeah i think so ... there is similar with Filiphina dances.

@@syifangaming6835 we use more than 2 and sometimes more than 4 (like 8 -16 bamboos or even more than that)

Bamboo dance originated in India. Check Mizoram dance in India.

Klo aku di suruh pas pramuka ._.

+Gilang Hendyanto Done. Thank you!

Or i Indonesia ambonese Maluku say saureka reka dance 😁

Why do you think because it's similar then it came from Indonesia? Just so you know, shadow puppetry came form India, then we Javanese call it wayang. That Kelantanese wayang in Malaysia? That didn't originate from Java, but Thailand. Only the name came from Java. Maybe some Javanese who move there visited Thailand one day and thought, hey this is similar to the play back home, we call it wayang. And so the Malaysians adopted it, but call it wayang. Who knows. Stop claiming culture to originate from Indonesia. Oh yeah, rendang? That's deeply influenced by middle eastern cuisine.

@@wijaya4565 lol triggered

claime? lol don't forget that philippines also had that stop claiming indos lol just because we have the same culture doesn't mean we claimed it in your country? u think your country only who has the rich culture? tinikling is one of the most popular traditional dance in the philippines and presenting to many countries like in USA, Europe, Asia and Australia. The fact that Tinikling is more popular than your gaba gaba because tinikling has been presenting by filipinos to different countries in USA (even americans dancing tinikling dance because there's a lot of filipinos there and presenting filipino culture in schools there u can watch it here on youtube, they prefer tinikling than gaba gaba), Europe, Asia and Australia and even presenting in SEA games 2019 opening ceremony. stop claiming indos that your country only had this traditional dance, why indonesians like to claim that everything belongs to them? and what do you mean that your gaba gaba is spread in Asia? This performance was only in your country in Jakarta. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rJyAjap1x7uzeGw.html Here's filipino dancers performing tinikling in World of Dance in America kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lb18mdR1st2lj6M.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lcloarVe35uyZ3k.html Did you know that philippine bamboo dance called tinikling was able to show in a american movie? here's the link kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qtF3idGQudOol3U.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nZ6pdpCF0r2xl6M.html Here's americans dancing to philippine bamboo dance tinikling in their school kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nsVyi5het9y4iqc.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b8iAi8Sj3rHZqY0.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mc6ghNd2ksnPiJs.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p6qbhrWQ2srZdWw.html even japanese people dancing to tinikling kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fLuKn8lemtmtaac.html

@@turaldezeianderleant.7058 umm were not caliming your indo culture as ours some filos can be surpirsed of the similiarties

@@skriniii yeah but I'm not indonesian tho

John Dave Camarin we are nusantara

Because Indonesia and Philippines like a sister and brother

@Jacky Phantom similiar not same but different

We are from one family, malay

@@purnamawatibintinoh4857 yes i do,i love Malay

Omg yess (pramuka in english = scout btw!)

@@literallyschafer. yeah XD

Dref GM Vlog I hope im not wrong but there is part of indonesia had almost same culture with philipines for this one

The origin of this dance is from Celebes or Mollucas near Philippines. So that we have similiar dance like yours.

It is Balinese and similar to Filipino dance - not "Indonesian"

ananzi1975 Yeah. But Bali is a tiny island in Indonesia.

Hafizh Wahyu Kusuma But they are not Muslim....

Mungkin takut kakinya kejepit galah. Hahaha...

Indahnya Indonesia nyinyir Mulu lo

@@jajejeja1598 gw sih yakin penari2 aslinya pada gregetan.

@@MultiDivebomber emang lu bisa nari?

Yeah.. the Mizos and its kindred tribes in Mizoram and Manipur

@@glf_videos Hello ! I am Benjamin from northeast India

And their clothes is just like the SE Asian people. And se Asian culture was influenced by India/China before the Arabs trade and European influence.

​@@Kitkat_____ This is why I'm here watching this, actually. :) I saw some Indonesian women wearing niqab, so I was curious what their traditional dances/religions were before Arab/Islam influence. So it seems before Arab influence, there was Indian influence, lol. (All over SE Asia, really.) Many traditional dances before Islam influence seem to be Hindu, also mixed with Chinese/Buddhist influence(judging by the traditional music that accompanies those dances I've seen). So going even before Hindu & Buddhist influence, I wonder what the native myths/dances were like? I guess if you go back far enough, we're all just worshipping rain & the sun! :D As farming folk dancers, lol. I'm completely ignorant, admittedly, but these are just my observations. It's super interesting to learn about!

@@JaseekaRawr you can search for indigenous people in Cambodia. If you connect the Philippines map is literally to Cambodia. Also the long skirts before the Indian culture (Hindu/Buddhist) like the gold color or sari influence are all similar to NE Indian people, Taiwan aboriginal, indigenous of Cambodian and Vietnamese, etc. but before religion, the verdas from India migrated to East Timor. A lot of Indonesian have the Indian features. My mom told me our ancestors were from southern India. We are talking when the people were animist. Then srivijaya empire spread (I believe Hindu) and Buddhist (I don’t know the empire name) to thailand, Cambodia, and Laos. Those empires were Indian influenced. Mind you Buddhist religion is from India, not China. People seem to think it’s from China and most Indians didn’t know it was from India. Then the gongs instruments they use in se Asia. That’s from China influence. Visayan was from srivijaya. The people from Sumatra migrated to the Philippines because they didn’t want to be that religion. Also Brunei empire was not only in Brunei but part of the Philippines. Southern Philippines are Malays descents also because Brunei once ruled there. Borneo used to be split to 4 countries, now its 3.

Nona Manis

Kupu - Kupu Sepanjang Pantai..

This dance and song originated from Maluku etnic

nsjsnsn kdks nona manis siapa yg punya

kirain aku doank, penyanyi cowoknya suaranya ganggu banget 😂 mending gak usah ada nyanyian. musik aja

Tarian ini ada di India Timur Laut (India perbatasan Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar)yang ga pernah dijajah Spanyol dan Portugis. Tari bambu itu budaya asli Asia sebelum dijajah Eropa.

Nope, The Philippines was not colonized by Portuguese

Ngak ada hubungannya tarian bambu ini adalah budaya Asiatic

Kan tujuannya untuk menampilkan keindahan gerakan dari permainan tersebut. Tentunya tarian yang dilakukan akan lebih gemulai dari permainan aslinya.

@Jacky Phantom *Source?*

@@anjaplushenka5995 bmcevolbiol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1471-2148-8-146/figures/1 The full article: bmcevolbiol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1471-2148-8-146

@@belisarius1 what is the connection with this 😑

@@altezzaandre9651 HUH? I wasn't talking to you. The OP asked he thought this was from PH. The reply said it's because Filipinos' ancestors came from S. China. The person below asked "sources". And I provided sources. Ie Genetics prove that S.E. Asians came from S. China therefore the peoples native to S. China (ie non Han minorities), and S.E. Asians and NE Indians share the same culture because they share the same genetic origin.

@@belisarius1 genetics =/= culture

Eh hindi. Ung tinikling kinuha ung lakad ng ibong tikling

Its not tinikling its gaba gaba a indo dance

suara cowoknya nggak harmoni sama ceweknya, padahal kalau ceweknya nyanyi sendiri bisa bagus

Emang lu bisa nyanyi

Thank you for your comment. I really appreciate explanations like yours. I neither understand why they misrepresented it. In my country, the folk ensembles only represent the region they belong to.

As I said. Most of everything they be presenting here. Maybe except the colors White and Red. Cuz we mostly do wear those colors. Anybody can do traditional dances as long as it's done in an appropiate way. More research is needed. Seems as if like they don't even actually care about the culture. Yep, You're very welcome.@@zaixega

vijaya muhammad rivsky dari daerah timur

Dari Maluku ini

Kamu kira tarian itu dari pilipina saja, 🤣. Tarian ini ada juga di Indonesia Timur

Javanese folk arts tend to be calming tho.

Ya karna rata" tari jawa itu pelan, merefleksikan budaya jawa yg lembut dan suka alon-alon. Tapi banyak jg kok tari kreasi skarang yg dibuat cepat.

tari jawa itu temponya pelan, lembut, lemah gemulai, sakral, Mistic, setiap gerakan ada filosofi dan simbolisasi. seperti meditasi

No this is actually gaba gaba traditional dance from indonesia we filipino and indonesia have similar dance❤

And actually this is more like traditional game in indonesia?

I kinda suprise but this is real, Indonesian also has bamboo dance, the region is in Maluku Province and also Nusa Tenggara Timur Province. In Maluku Province we called it Gaba-Gaba Dance.

I'm from Maluku Provincr btw

Tarian ini ada di indonesia sebelum teknologi tercipta

Jadi gimana, Dibuang aja??

lebay

seharusnya lo itu tanya balik, knp tinikling bisa sama kaya gabu2.

fauzie dasar goblok lo...micin

Karna kita masih satu asean jadi wajar bila ada kemiripan. Nenek moyang nya sama. Bahasa filipin sama indo aja juga ada yg sama kok beberapa kata.

@@zadaqatrunadafani5555 Betul

Betul

Really?, I thought Tinikling was inspired by this dance lmao😂

@@ilhamdutasandya6376 lol no. Indonesia copied the Philippines...

@@ilhamdutasandya6376 plus you can note that the Philippines made it because they have more style and vibrant colors unlike just red and white and stiff movements...

Ups😳 lmao😂

@@thetypicalsavage9657 the culture is same bro and this is shit question