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    The document describes several traditional dances from different regions in the Philippines. It provides details on Dugso, a solemn dance from Bukidnon performed during harvest festivals or victories. It also describes the Pagdiwata Ritual Festival in Palawan, which includes ronsay dances for harvest thanksgiving. Finally, it discusses the Binasuan dance from Pangasinan where dancers balance glasses, and the Mananagat dance from Cebu imitating fishermen's movements and carrying fishing tools.

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    The document describes several traditional dances from different regions in the Philippines. It provides details on Dugso, a solemn dance from Bukidnon performed during harvest festivals or victories. It also describes the Pagdiwata Ritual Festival in Palawan, which includes ronsay dances for harvest thanksgiving. Finally, it discusses the Binasuan dance from Pangasinan where dancers balance glasses, and the Mananagat dance from Cebu imitating fishermen's movements and carrying fishing tools.

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    Dugso 

    November, 2021
    (BUKIDNON
    Ritual dance
    Dugso, meaning "dance," is performed solemnly and reverently
    because it is part of the kaliga-on, which is related to thanksgiving,
    appeasement, supplication and consultation of nature spirits. Other
    occasions that call for the performance of Dugso are festivities
    connected to abundant harvest, the birth of a male heir or victory in
    war.

    Pagdiwata
    (PALAWAN)

    The Pagdiwata Ritual Festival is an annual event of acknowledgement


    and expression of Palawan people to the deities same time seeking for
    the deitiesí help in healing the sick and in need and offer prayers for
    departed loved ones. The ronsay is another ritual performed during the
    full moon of December as a thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest and
    led by the head of the tribe or barangay captain
    Binasuan
    (PANGASINAN)
    Binasuan is a folk dance that originated in Bayambang, Pangasinan.
    The word “binasuan” means “with the use of drinking glasses.” The
    dancers balance glasses on their heads and in their hands as they
    move. A group of dancers generally performs binasuan, moving in
    unison, but occasionally breaking into smaller groups and performing
    different choreography. People dance binasuan at weddings and
    festivals. A group of dancers generally performs binasuan, moving in
    unison, but occasionally breaking into smaller groups and performing
    different choreography.
    Life-cycle Dance

    Daling-daling
    (MUSLIM COURTSHIP DANCE FROM SULU)

    Daling-daling is a courtship dance from Jolo, Sulu. This is a popular


    among the young people of that locality. The word daling means my
    love. The name of the dance, therefore, means "my love, my love".
     
    The dancers sing as they perform the dance or the audience may sing
    while the dancers perform the dance. The song reveals how two lovers
    care for each other. The boys tells the girl that there is no peace in his
    mind when he is away from her. The girl, on the other hand, says
    that even if they were in two separate islands her love for him would
    never change.
    Life-cycle Dance
    Mag-asik
    (COTABATO)

    This is a Tiruray dance for girls, performed in Nuro, Cotabato.


    According to the natives the word "mag-asik" means to sow seeds. A
    large kerchief or piece of bright colored cloth about a yard square is
    spread in the middle of the floor The dancers wear tight blouses with
    long tight sleeves and a peplum gathered around the waist. Their
    blouses are made of shiny materials in different bright colors. An
    ankle-length patadyong is worn as skirt. A necklace that reaches down
    to the waist are made of gold, beads, or old silver coins. A sarong
    hangs on the left or right shoulder. Interestingly, only the lower lip is
    painted.
    Occupational Dance

    Mananagat
    (Cebu)
    Mananagat dance is a folk dance originated from Bogo, Cebu. It is a
    dance imitating the actions of the fishermen. The music of the
    Mananagat folk dance is lively and it is divided into four parts. There
    is a song made to sing to tell the fisherman's story and while dancing
    the dancers are singing the song in accordance with the dance steps. 
    The dancers who dance the Mananagat folk dance are composed of a
    female dancers and male dancers. . A song made with a lyrics
    that tells the story of a fisherman's life is also being sang by the
    dancers while they are in a long formation and doing the cross,
    walking and waltz steps in a beat of two to 2/4 time; one, two,
    three to 3/4 time. Dancers also carry a paddle and scoop, a part
    of the act of imitating the fisheman's life.
    Occupational Dance

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