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    Occupational Dance Panulo

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    The document discusses several traditional Philippine occupational dances that depict different aspects of fishing and fish selling lifestyles. The Panulo dance celebrates an abundant catch after night fishing. The An Labasero and Rigatones dances show fishermen celebrating good sales by dancing and drinking on their way home. The Salat ti Alat and Mananagat dances portray successful fishing expeditions and the act of catching and gathering fish. Pamulad Isda involves dancing during the fish drying process in summer when fish are plentiful.

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    Occupational Dance Panulo

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    The document discusses several traditional Philippine occupational dances that depict different aspects of fishing and fish selling lifestyles. The Panulo dance celebrates an abundant catch after night fishing. The An Labasero and Rigatones dances show fishermen celebrating good sales by dancing and drinking on their way home. The Salat ti Alat and Mananagat dances portray successful fishing expeditions and the act of catching and gathering fish. Pamulad Isda involves dancing during the fish drying process in summer when fish are plentiful.

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    The document discusses several traditional Philippine occupational dances that depict different aspects of fishing and fish selling lifestyles. The Panulo dance celebrates an abundant catch after night fishing. The An Labasero and Rigatones dances show fishermen celebrating good sales by dancing and drinking on their way home. The Salat ti Alat and Mananagat dances portray successful fishing expeditions and the act of catching and gathering fish. Pamulad Isda involves dancing during the fish drying process in summer when fish are plentiful.

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    Occupational Dance Panulo

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    Jessie Mendoza
    The document discusses several traditional Philippine occupational dances that depict different aspects of fishing and fish selling lifestyles. The Panulo dance celebrates an abundant catch after night fishing. The An Labasero and Rigatones dances show fishermen celebrating good sales by dancing and drinking on their way home. The Salat ti Alat and Mananagat dances portray successful fishing expeditions and the act of catching and gathering fish. Pamulad Isda involves dancing during the fish drying process in summer when fish are plentiful.

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    Occupational dance

    Panulo
     the Panulo, which literally means fishing at sea in the night with only the
    petroleum gas as light This dance offers wholesome enjoyment to the barrio
    folks of Cadiz, Negros Occidental after an abundant catch during fine
    weather. Similarly, the An Labasero (fresh fish-vendor) of Catbalogan, Samar
    depicts the simple fisher folk who, after vending fish, merrily dances on his
    way home together with his friends and neighbors. Like the dance An
    Labasero, the Rigatones (fish vendor) shows a livelihood dance where a
    fisherman celebrates his  good sales by dancing and drinking. Salat ti
    Alat (fish container) also shows a dance after a successful fishing expedition.
    The people from Zambales also perform this dance. The Mananagat on the
    other hand, mimics fish catching and gathering. Performed by the Cebuano,
    this dance pictures men holding their paddles while women scoop water out of
    the banca. Apart from catching fish, there are also dances while drying
    fish. Pamulad Isda is the fish-drying dance of Negros done during summer
    when fish abound.

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