PASINAYA 2015 - Bayanihan Philippine National Folk Dance Company

[@Endermanchester]

8:28 This version of Torneo is the best I've ever seen.

[@Maerowyn]

Finally, Filipino dance performances that don't include corny pop music in the background. I love authenticity.

[@singkilfilipinas5574]

+Ms Bird Those Filipinos abroad dancing folk dances with trashy pop music in the background are doing a poor job on preserving them (they actually claim they are "preserving" tradition by dancing them with trashy modern music, the nerve of them!).

[@devilusadvocatias]

Ms Bird I don’t know if you can claim authenticity on these pieces. Folk-based, yes. Cultural, yes. Authentic, ummm... let’s just say the Bayanihan is best known for theatricalizing and interpreting authentic dances from the field. They are a marvel and a joy to watch by I would use authentic to describe what their pieces.

[@lawrencruz9490]

it was my ultimate dream to be a member of the Philippine bayanihan dance group but my mom was against it. i will always be a big fan of these performing artists. proud of you guys proud to be filipinos☺☺☺

[@buildingfutureme]

Do it, live your life

[@noelernestolasac7808]

Congratulations,,, still Bayanihan Philippine National Folk Dance Coy. ang the best performer

[@melanievillarta8519]

congrats!! thanks also for uploading this beautiful video ♡♡♡

[@kyuccomviet]

cảm ơn bạn chia sẽ, chúc bạn luôn vui vẻ😍😍

[@agoroyagoroy517]

hinusayan eeh mahusay ang pagka practice nito

[@JakeLanuza]

CONGRATULATIONS to the Bayanihan Philippine National Folk Dance company for winning the Gold Temple Award in Italy! www.gov.ph/2015/02/26/bayanihan-folkdance-company-clinches-grand-prize-at-60th-international-folklore-festival-in-rome/

[@singkilfilipinas5574]

+Jake Lanuza What are the names of the dances in 8:30 and 12:50? Thanks in advance for the answers.

[@JakeLanuza]

+Singkil Filipinas El cani is the name of the dance at 12:50 per confirmation by the Bayanihan Facebook admin. For the 8:30 dance which I do not know (my guess is either zapateado or bravo caviteno variation?), I am still waiting for their reply. :)

[@singkilfilipinas5574]

+Jake Lanuza Thanks for the reply, Sir. I have a question about the dance at 12:50 - does this mean that there are many variations of "El Cañi"? Because I saw other videos that depicted a very different version of El Cañi. I'll wait for the name of the 8:30 dance. Thanks again for considering my questions.

[@JakeLanuza]

+Singkil Filipinas Like a musical piece, a dance may have different parts/movements. Interpretation varies. In Tinikling, there might be one pair or three pairs of dancers. So, variations exist. At first, I thought the dance was jota with the castanets clasped in their hands. Although it is better to indicate the dance names/titles in the video, there are no repertoire available during the festival performance (unless we approach the performing group backstage). Upload time is also a constraint to indicate the dances on the video. To get a definitive and correct answer regarding the dance segments on this video, kindly refer to the Bayanihan Facebook page facebook.com/Bayanihan-The-National-Dance-Company-of-the-Philippines-124862755974/?fref=nf

[@singkilfilipinas5574]

+Jake Lanuza Again, thanks.

[@areumkim2186]

Can someone help me list the names of the dance that used in this video? i really need it. Thank you

[@renzlaeion3530]

What dances are Candle dancing

[@rowenadinsmore1]

Nothing could compare with the original dance group from yesteryear. They were more precise and coordinated.

[@l0r3dy]

nagperform sila sa school namin ang galing nila

[@rvilagan3823]

nice performance profs. :)

[@sandihidayat2043]

like piring dance from minang kabau indonesia

[@leahjaneagustin6471]

anu po yung title nung mga dances? please i really need for my reflection paper

[@leotorres6190]

nahhhh…

[@aubreylumbao8303]

Muslim dance po ba yung umpisa?

[@JakeLanuza]

Asian Dances medley

[@devilusadvocatias]

South and southeast Asian dances (looks Indian, Thai, Indonesian) connecting lights... finally culminating to our Pandango sa Ilaw. I love how this showed an evolution of light dances from main Asia to Oceania to our unique Ilaw dance. When the Rondalla came on, my skin crawled with pride.