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Yes indeed

Watch leyte dance theater singkil they are way better than bayanihan.

@@jvelero7899 i agree

onoa mindorensis kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oNCilMx3t9XQnZs.html I like this version

@@jvelero7899 It is a matter of personal preference! Bayanihan's version is the folk dance and the closest if you can to the original Singkil possibly first danced in Mindanao. Whereas, the Leyte Dance Theater version is stylized, modernized and conceptualized by their choreographer. I also happen to know some members of the Leyte Dance Theater and I am from Leyte (Tacloban) as well. But still, imho, both dance companies are amazing!

I think

I used to dance this way back in high school and sobrang hirap u have to be passionate and dedicated pero successful yung cultural show namin Proud member of Sining Kalinangan ng Laguna cultutal Troupe..Pedo Guevara Memorial National Highschool

Well said

Wow you explained everything love it tho

Where did you get this information? 😂😂😂😂😂

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Sinayaw po yan sa seagames 2019

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Haha same x Jota Paragua strong flamenco influence.

Naah their dresses r related to bali nes a hindu cultur

@@IM_Nothing00 These people are more related to Malayic cultures than Bali/Hindu. Hindus don't look like that AT ALL lol

Lol, Balinese they only wear short dress

@@IM_Nothing00 it's Muslim dance

@@IM_Nothing00 its both muslim and hindu influence

It's Maranaw dance not muslim dance. Muslims in the Middle East do not have this dance.

Preserved by "Muslim" Filipinos.

Being muslim doesn't follow arabic traditions. That's why major muslim countries preserve their culture, look at Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Turkey, Oman....

Boring

Singkil dance is only originated from Maranao royalty only the Maranao royalty Princess can dance from Darangen indararaptra solaiman and pilandok means Sarimanok.

Correction Not In SULU. SINGKIL is A M'RANAO FOLK DANCE...OK #PROUDM'RANAOHere💖

@@rihamcasim8047 The most popular traditional dance in philippines "SINGKIL".

@jin mori I know I Am A M'ranao kaya Alam Kong pOpular anG SINGKIL..and it is A M'Ranao Dance Not from SULO

SULU

No you're wrong. This is influenced by Malay culture

@@kokeno3176 lol. No

@@kokeno3176 Singkil is the Maranao interpretation of the Ramayana.

Oh nvmd. The beat fixes itself bc its two counts at seven and two counts at five before returning to four counts of seven

No. The dance might have japanese influences in style, but te story is Indian. It is the ancient epic " Ramayana"

Origins of Singkil: All south east asian countries and even east asian countries have a lot of Indian influence since 1500-2000 years ago. It is most apparent in Thailand and Indonesia though, since they are extremely proud of their history and culture. As for Philipines, Spanish colonialists were famous for brutal forced conversions and supressing indegenous cultures(more so in Mexico and south america, where all of Mayan books and knowledge was destroyed). Hence, the influences in Philipines decreased. Singkil is the filipino Ramayana, a story of God Ram (who is born as a human) whose wife is kidnapped by a demon king who takes her thousands of kilometres away to his kingdom and he raises an army of apes to defeat the demon king and get his wife back. Singkil initially showed the prince and princess as gods, and other religious things too, however after the region where it is performed became Muslim, they changed the gods to humans so that it doesn't clash with their religion. Extra fact: Thai kings have the title " Rama" because Lord Ram was considered the perfect ruler and perfect man( he was a prince in exile when his wife was kidnapped and later became king when his exile of 14 years was over.)

@ᜆ᜔ᜐᜒᜃ read my comment

@@hardekailawadi Influence of Ramayana???Was Philippines has history of Hindunism?While I was there trying learn the history before spanish.I couldnt find any.Yes true neibouring countries such as Indonesia,Malaysia has hindunism.Surprisingly I couldnt find any clue of hindunism or buddhism there.

@@hardekailawadi And mentioned demon king is Rawana I guess

Sarah Plain and Tall the prince is trying to save the princess from distress

It's a dance of courtship ma'am.

Joko Hirihito it’s based on maharabata

Thank you Google!!! The female lead dancer plays the role of Princess Gandingan of the Darangen epic, wearing the heavy rings around her ankles to keep time while she dances. In an episode of the Maranao epic, the princess is caught in the middle of the forest during an earthquake caused by the diwatas (or the guardian spirits) of the Kingdom of Bumbaran. The diwatas abducted the princess and entrapped her into a forest to teach the philandering Prince Bantugan a lesson. The falling trees during the earthquake (which the princess gracefully avoids) are represented by the bamboo poles arranged in a criss-crossed fashion and clacked together in a unique, syncopated rhythm. During the performance, the female lead dancer graciously steps in and out of the bamboo poles as she manipulates two elaborately designed fans called apir. Another female dancer represents the loyal slave of the princess who accompanies her throughout the ordeal. After a while, a male dancer, representing the legendary Prince Bantugan of the Darangen epic, performs his dance round and through the bamboo poles clacked together bearing a shield and a sword. The entrance of the male dancer symbolizes the arrival of Prince Bantugan who is determined to rescue the princess from the diwatas. Other dancers skillfully manipulate the apir fans, which represent the winds which prove to be auspicious. The dance steps require agile movement so that the dancer's feet won't be crushed by the moving bamboos. Meanwhile, the clacking bamboo poles represent the forces which the two characters had to overcome. The dance ends with the princess going home with the prince.

@@zoelu2719 no, there's no correlation between this with Hinduism

it was not a production video but a very good shot from the backstage wings. as close as you could get from the main theater of CCP.

Yes. But others claiming it wasn't. Singkil is the pride of the Maranao tribe. Even the Maguindanaon tribe love singkil and they perform this on big wedding occasions and I've seen a lot of singkil versions and oh the beautiful and wonderful clothing🙂. This is one of the best I've seen here since living in Mindanao.

the kudyapi and flute were included in other dances of this company. for this piece, its composer, National Artist and foremost musicologist Dean Lucrecia Kasilag utilized the basic gamelan ensemble.

@kenta kamiki okay kamusta po.sorry if m sorry but my gf told me this😉u know we Indians love pinoy so much😘

Origins of Singkil: All south east asian countries and even east asian countries have a lot of Indian influence since 1500-2000 years ago. It is most apparent in Thailand and Indonesia though, since they are extremely proud of their history and culture. As for Philipines, Spanish colonialists were famous for brutal forced conversions and supressing indegenous cultures(more so in Mexico and south america, where all of Mayan books and knowledge was destroyed). Hence, the influences in Philipines decreased. Singkil is the filipino Ramayana, a story of God Ram (who is born as a human) whose wife is kidnapped by a demon king who takes her thousands of kilometres away to his kingdom and he raises an army of apes to defeat the demon king and get his wife back. Singkil initially showed the prince and princess as gods, and other religious things too, however after the region where it is performed became Muslim, they changed the gods to humans so that it doesn't clash with their religion. Extra fact: Thai kings have the title " Rama" because Lord Ram was considered the perfect ruler and perfect man( he was a prince in exile when his wife was kidnapped and later became king when his exile of 14 years was over.)

Ramayan hai bhai.

@Kenta Kamiki read my comment above. i researched a bit about this

Yes it is.