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    GROUP 4 REPORTER

    PRESENTERS
    TIKLOS- refers to a folk dance and
    social tradition from Panay and Leyte
    in the Philippines, where groups of
    peasants would work together during
    the day and then dance to music
    played on guitars and drums during
    their lunch break.

    The dance is accompanied by flute


    and guitar music. There are four
    sections to the dance with different
    steps performed by partners facing
    each other or facing front. The dance
    involves heel-toe steps, hops, turns,
    and jumps as the partners move
    Tiklos (also called “pintakasi”) is
    the Waray equivalent to the
    “Bayanihan”. Groups of people
    work for somebody without
    hoping for anything in return.
    The leader of the tiklos beats
    the tambora, a kind of
    drum made from a hollow
    trunk of a tree with a carabao
    hide head. Next comes sounds
    of the subing (bamboo flutes)
    and the guimbal. a small snare
    drum with a head of a
    parchment made from the skin
    • POLKA SA NAYON-ay isang uri ng sinaunang
    sayaw na nakilala mula sa probinsya ng Batangas.
    Sikat ito dahil isa ito sa mga sinasayaw sa mga
    malalakihang pagdiriwang tulad ng mga piyesta
    sa nayon at iba pa.

    . Ang polka ay hindi nagmula sa isang partikular na


    nayon.ito ay isang sayaw na umunlad sa paglipas
    ng panahon sa ibat ibang mga rehiyon ng Europa
    .Ang pangalan na “polka”ay nagmulasa Czech word
    na “pulka”,na nangangahulugang “Kalahati”.ito ay
    tumutukoy sa kalahating hakbang na ginagawa sa
    Ang polka ay naging popular sa Estados Unidos
    noong ika-19 ng siglo,nang dumating ang mga
    imigrante mula sa Europa.

    Ang sayaw ay naging isang mahalagang bahagi ng


    kultura ng mga imigrante,at ito ay patuloy na
    popular sa Estados Unidos hanggang sa ngayon.
    BACKGROUND
    Ang polka ay hindi isang sayaw na partikular sa
    nayon.ito ay isang uri ng sayaw at musika na
    nagmula sa Europa,partikular sa Czech Republic at
    Slovakia.Ang polka ay naging popular sa buong
    mundo.Kabilang ang Estados Unidos, ito ay naging
    isang mahalagang bahagi ng kultura ng mga
    imigrante sa europa.

    Ang polka ay isang masiglang sayaw na


    karaniwang ginagawa sa pares. Ang mga hakbang
    ay simple at madaling matutunan,na ginagawa
    itong isang popular na sayaw para sa mga tao sa
    lahat ng edad. Ang polka music ay karaniwang may
    Ang polka ay hindi isang sayaw na
    partikular
    sa nayon,ngunit ito ay isang sayaw na
    maaring tangkilikin ng mga tao sa
    lahat ng uri ng
    komunidad.
    Ang polka ay isang uri ng sayaw at musika na nagmula
    sa Europa. hindi ito isang bagay na makikita sa isang
    nayon, ngunit isang uri ng kultura na maaaring
    maranasan sa pamamagitn ng
    .Pagdalo sa mga sayawan-Maraming mga nayon
    nagho-host ng mga sayawan kung saan maaaring
    maranasan ang polka.

    sa musika-Maraming mga banda at


    .Pakikinig
    ang nagpapatugtogmusikero
    ng polka
    music.

    .Pag-aaral tungkol sa kasaysayan ng Maraming


    polka-
    mga libro at website ang nagbibigay ng impormasyon
    tungkol
    sa kasaysayan at kultura ng polka.
    MUSIC & COUNT- Count is `one and two
    and` to a measure. `Polka sa Nayon`
    has set music to be used to the dance.

    COSTUME
    Women: Maria or Balintawak style
    Men: Barong tagalog and black/white
    trousers.
    CARINOSA
    thst
    is a traditional philippine folk dance that originated in Panay Island during the
    Spanish colonial era.
    The dance is closely related to spanish dances like the bolero and jarabe
    tapatio,introduced by the spaniards. the original costume for carinosa includes
    Maria Clara gowns and Barong tagalog symbolizing both nationalism and
    The traditional
    Spanish dance
    influence . steps-of Carinosa hold a deep cultural significance
    within the filipino community, reflecting the fusion of filipino and spanish
    cultures. The dance steps embody the themes of courtship and love and the
    symbolism of its movements adds another layer of meaning to the dance.
    Traditional dance steps-Carinosa features graceful movements and
    symbolic gestures that encapsulate the courtship rituals of the colonial era.
    The dance steps are characterized by elegant swaying,fan and
    handkerchief movements,and the flirtatious and affectionate exchanges
    between a man and a woman as they perform a series of intricate steps
    and gestures.
    Symbolism of The symbolism embedded within the movements
    Movements- of Carinosa and cultural identity of the filipino
    reflects the courtship rituals,values,
    people during the colonial era. The use of a fan and handkerchief in the
    dance represents romantic scenarios ,further highlighting the cultural
    significance of the dance. The costumes and attire ,such as the Maria
    Clara dress and Barong Tagalog,showcase the fusion of Spanish and
    Filipino influences,symbolizing the cultural amalgamation during the
    colonial period .
    What are the 8 steps of
    Carinosa?
    The eight figures of Carinosa dance are three steps and point,
    pointing,
    back-to-back, hide-and-seek with fan,kneeling and fanning , hide-
    and-seek handkerchief, flirting with handkerchief and flirting.
    COSTUME-Originally Carinosa was dance with Maria Clara and
    Barong Tagalog for. It is a Maria Clara spanish Dance
    when it is introduced. However as the Filipino people
    saw and imitated this dance,they wore the patadyong
    kimona and Carinosa de chino to reveal their love as
    a filipino and other steps was revised to make it more
    Filipino but the music did not change at all and reveal
    a spanish influnce to the filipino.As listed by the book
    of FR. Aquino dancers may wear balintawak style{ a
    native dress of the tagalog regions},camisa
    { a white leever} or patadyong kimona{ a dress of
    the Visayan of people} and for boys a barong tagalog
    MUSI
    tTT C
    The music of Carinosa shows a great Spanish
    influence to the Filipinos. It is 3/4 in rhythm like
    some of the Spanish dances. The Philippine
    Rondolla are playing this music of the dance where
    it is an ensemble or an orchestra of string
    instruments in the Philippines similar to the Spanish
    musicians in Spain that comprises bandurrias,
    mandolins, guitar, basses, drums, and banjos.
    Mostly men are playing rondolla instruments but
    women may also take part.
    THANK YOU
    FOR
    LISTENING

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