Philippines in Thailand (Winning Performance)

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[@zerokewl3625]

Been watching this everyday for a straight week.. Love the choreo, the turnings and all..

[@blackjack7794]

You have to start learn with the footworks..very important..

[@zerokewl3625]

And is still watching this.. Love the synchronicity, the gracefulness and the cleanness of execution of steps.. Can't help moving my feet without me knowing it.. 😅😅😅😅

[@blackjack7794]

@@zerokewl3625 are u Filipino? Since grade 5 - 4th year. ..several contest na ako nasalihan...at nanalo sa mga ganyan kilangan talaga may technique and uniqueness.although may basic step pero...gracefulness smile ..dancing like a bird...

[@blackjack7794]

@@zerokewl3625 Kung meron lng sanang chance makasali pa sa mga ganyan ...why not ...hehehe...

[@zerokewl3625]

@@blackjack7794 Hi!.. Yeah, I'm Filipino. I'm currently working here in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Ako din, I was into folk & ballroom dancing, until college.. That's why I am fond of watching these kind of dances especially pag mga nanalo.. It makes me proud, as well..

[@davidhall1407]

Each accomplishment brings more respect to the Philippines.

[@ramramvanilla8738]

I hope Philippines will consider this as a dance in a school prom instead of walts and other foreign dances...

[@nilascocaguimbal1882]

This could possibly be Spanish or western in Origin. Look at the attire. Mazurka, Polka, Fandango all are western. Also, this is a folk dance. Waltz is a social dance and proms are social gathering. Plus, you don't stomp and mince in high hills.

[@patgonzalo2495]

Most Philippine dances were influenced mostly by Spanish dances....well, for 333 years of of Spanish influence, dances like this is very much evident in our dances. But what i like most are those from Mindanao...truly exotic..🤗

[@zamzam3396]

Prom dance is WAP.

[@vienzlouisegila.cabonegro7215]

Sana nga...

[@jeffersonvillarta7941]

We don't have prom lol 😂😂

[@ramelandalecio1630]

Very good Philippines. You show our uniqueness among the other Southeast asians. Our dance culture of Hispanic heritage. God bless you all! Beautiful performance

[@josemiloatis3714]

@Big Mouth yes it's true philippines is one has a Hispanic heretage that's why have that kind of dance... Meaning we had a colonial under the spanish regime.

[@aoo3437]

@@josemiloatis3714 and spain is the reason why there's philippines country called now because the spanish brought the filipinos together from luzon, visayas, mindanao whether tagalog or visaya and called us philippines that make philippines more unique than other asian countries

[@chiocucu1129]

Spanish Colonial Era brought Philippines truly Different from its Asian countries. ❤️ Magnifico!

[@claydosama56yearsago2]

Magnifico 😂 dapat bang ipagmalaki yan

[@dominiccaceresmunoz2539]

@@claydosama56yearsago2 Bat sa tingin mo hindi?

[@renzlaeion3530]

Hindi nga makapag apologize spain sa colonization nang ninuno nila sa atin eh Buti pa dutch nag sorry , Infact hindi nasira ang indonesian Culture. Sa tain totally Westernized.

[@renzlaeion3530]

Filipino really like to compare. Alam mo kahit kanino mo ipagtanong Walang Magandang Maidudulot padin ang Colonization Para bang sinabi mong " Atleast Tumulong kahit nag corrupt ". Iisa lahat kayo nang Sinasabi na may ipagpapasalamat tayo katulad nang Relihiyon infact na may relihiyon na tayo bago sila dumating , Maari tayong abutan nang Christianity pero hindi sa paraan nang Pananakop. Iisa kayong lahat mga Paaliping pilipino tapos sabibin hindi sila alipin. Pero todo Pasalamat sa Mananakop ano bang pinakain sa inyo nang espanya ? Queso de bola ? Haha. Ang west ngayon ang kailangan magbayad nang Human Crime sa history lalo na sa colonization nila Ang china dumating ang impluwensiya nila sa atin nang hindi ginagamitan nang pananakop Dumating ang hindu buddhism nang Hindi pangwawasak nang majapahit sa luzon Ang islam at christians lang may paninira sa Herritage natin , hindu buddhism at anitism ang Unang relihiyon sa pilipinas. Bat ako magpapasalamat sa relihiyong may kahipokritohan. At wag mokong tatanungin kong christian ako ang sagot ko oo. Pero kahit kailan hindi ako magpapasalamat sa kanila , nasayang lamang ang paghihirap nang mga bayani sa mga katulad mong panatiko. At nirerespesto ko naman anga Christianism pero hindi sa pilipinas na puro santong kabayo.

[@renzlaeion3530]

@@rim2116 Well , naku wala akong alam dyaan sa problema mo magreklamo ka sa NCCA sa language And Culture acts. Hindi dito ka nagrereklamo na nasusuka kana. Sabihin mo magkanya kanya nalang. Sus maryosep masyadong Rehiyonalista.

[@nickomoralejo8802]

How i wish uaap and ncaa isama nila ang folk dances competation isabay sa cheerleading and streetdance competation.

[@josemiloatis3714]

Agree ako kc may mga folk dance company ang mga schools na belong sa UAAP

[@warayurgetv961]

Pssst . . . Ang galing ng choreography . . . Congratulations. . . !!!; Nakakamiss isayaw ang Jota . . . .

[@TIKTOK-py5yv]

Why i can't stop watching this performance Filipino culture are the best and I'm Filipino so yeah I'm proud

[@twisted267]

I love that the men wore *Salakots, Saduk or Sarok* : its a straw hat, that some are made of tortoise shell and other prized materials for elite Filipinos then, which makes it distinctly part of asian heritage. Mahal ko ang Pilipinas♡♡ Mabuhay!

[@robertprin554]

Seemless choreography and gracious movements, synchronized too - bravo!

[@gie-chanofficial22819]

May wow factor din talaga ang costume. Dapat ganito ka ganda ang kalidad ng costume na sinusuot ng representatives natin sa international competition.

[@vanessam.mpantig886]

one of the maria clara folk dance, sinasayaw namin ito way back in high school days, i forgot the name of this dance, basta ang tanda ko lng lagi yung step salok then turn, habang hawak ang tambourine

[@josephanas7072]

I think it's SUBLI.

[@jey8302]

Panderetas po

[@jeremydiaz8074]

2020 and yet still here watching this... Although it was more influence of Hispanic as you can see on what their wearing but still there's that bamboo flicks touch that represents PH.. the sound they kinda make using those bamboos, i think the dance too and lastly the traditional hats from our ancestors.

[@jasperanthonyrafanan9382]

This is so timely. Maligayang Buwan ng Wika! ❤

[@susanperez7125]

Ang galing talaga ng mga Filipino proud Filipino here

[@simplynorlyn]

Grabeh npaka.graceful ng mga gurls...sabay2 din mga boyz...proud of u guyz...

[@ramonpurugganan1592]

Congratulations! So proud of you.

[@lloydkhyrussdelarosa7218]

Nakikita talaga yung Hispanic heritage/influence sa atin thru that dance. Hehe... Galing naman... Congratulations

[@jerickrommelhernandez1165]

I remember my school days when we need to study how to properly do the folkdance it was an awesome experienced😁😁😁😁

[@mcgregorbuban792]

Stunning 👏👏👏

[@froilancrisostomo9113]

It’s like a Mexican dance 💃🏿 well both are of spanish influences 👍🏻

[@jimueldecafino6143]

Yes... true

[@strawberryshortcake_1994]

PH was under New Spain Mexico via Spain

[@denzMg]

@@strawberryshortcake_1994 The Philippines was administered by Spain thru the Viceroyalty of New Spain (now Mexico) until 1821. After that, the country was directly under Spain.

[@gloriationgson2806]

The awesome performances showcase the uniqueness of our culture here in Asia. A remarkable choreography indeed!

[@JhayarBOPISYAL]

Breathing taking for me... whether it is a O.A. but I love it what a GREAT choreography and performance.. I dont want to close my eyes coz I am happy miss dancing the JOTA"s and the likes... BRAVO PILIPINAS🇵🇭. THANKS TO ALL who represent our Country. MABUHAY!!!..

[@internationaldirector2917]

Sarap panoorin ang mga folk dances naalala ko ang aking kabataan na sobrang saya sa dami ng mga activities sa school sayawan, kantahan, sports, kulitan hay time flies. God bless Philippines.

[@PinoyEnglishTeacher]

The best version of La Jota that I've seen!

[@yuujinmikhail7645]

Nice! Panderetas de amor... congrats to our delegates in thailand :)

[@maripaulo5823]

Beautiful ❤️

[@RjayHonaOfficial]

This is amazing! Goosebumps!

[@buddytrecinio7070]

This is amazing!!!!!

[@rajbalce3966]

Beautiful!!

[@sheddieranes7439]

Galing po

[@staines888]

Wow well choreograph, so beautiful and graceful :)

[@joselitopalacio2770]

Beautiful dance. It showed the personality and confidence of the beauty. Of the women. 😊 Guapa uy.

[@merceditajarabejo1327]

Congrats mga kabayan:)

[@lahingkayumanggi]

Congratulations ang huhusay

[@MrBantaysalakay]

napa ka eligante tingnan, ang galing.

[@marconintendo5062]

congratulations

[@samsonpagunsan6686]

Proudly Pinoy. Nice folk dance.

[@russelvelez3969]

To youtuber, a little history and description of the dance would be helpful! Thank you!

[@gie-chanofficial22819]

Unique talaga sa Asia ang traditional dance and dress natin

[@robertprin554]

That’s not our traditional dance, rather, colonial inheritance. Be very clear po.

[@NT-du8lq]

@@robertprin554 Sino ba nagsabi na purely Filipino ang traditional dance na yan and the likes? Ang point nya is we are unique to these days in ASIA . Mema

[@ramelandalecio1630]

This is our dance. It is because when you say Filipino it is a fusion of Spanish and Asia. If you omit one of this elements it is not Filipino anymore. So to make it Filipino there is always a Spanish heritage just like the Latins. Even our food, religion, language, views, values and celebrations and daily activities are Spanish heritage.

[@josemiloatis3714]

@@ramelandalecio1630 agree

[@acosta829]

@@robertprin554 that's our tradition. would you say jeepney is not pinoy because it was originally made from American vehicles? what about the Balinese cultures which are Hindi, would you say they are not Indonesia n because they were influenced by India? What about the Korean celadon, would you say that is not korean because China made celadon first? This dance is Filipino. PERIOD

[@robertjamisola8518]

❤❤❤

[@xaxierxerxes4563]

ang gandah

[@haides15]

I remember my high school days

[@afro-asianworldeventsangel9407]

bravo!!!!! may i know who are the dancers?

[@kawaiihana2303]

Men are wearing barong con chaleco y salakot and the laddies were wearing vestida Maria Clara.

[@q7bbq]

perfect

[@jonnwin653]

bravora filipinas!

[@lechristine1372]

Spanish culture realy resudes in our culture, . . . But if the Cordillerans or Muslims in the Mindanao perform there, its a very totally different from that culture.

[@liamcedric4291]

Cordillerans - yes, Mindanao Muslim Culture - no, it will be just similar to our neighboring asian countries remember Indonesia and Malaysia is a Muslim Country.

[@moymoythehappymonkey3155]

@@liamcedric4291 cordilleran culture is still similar to the Taiwanese Aboriginal culture...

[@liamcedric4291]

@@moymoythehappymonkey3155 I'm agree to that.. but Muslim dance was more well known. And some countries has that too that's why I agreed with the Cordillerans since Taiwan doesn't really participating in this kind of Invitational Events unlike South East Asian countries who's always present.

[@cyrylgregory1696]

ARAY is title of the dance. I really love this.

[@jey8302]

Panderetas po iba po ang aray

[@hernanejrflores5644]

Anu pong title nang song/music na ginamit?

[@zjatinindino4817]

Looks like peacock dance. So much turns and feet stomping

[@TIKTOK-py5yv]

What's the name of the event?

[@bridgereyes951]

Akala ko Yung upload mo Sir puro singing Meron Pala sayaw din

[@aoo3437]

spain is the reason why there's philippines country called now because the spanish brought the filipinos together from luzon, visayas, mindanao whether tagalog or visaya and called us philippines that make philippines more unique than other asian countries and remember spain protect philippines from Treaty of Paris

[@ashleyfaithjuliada2182]

Sino po nanalo??

[@kaewwatthana5379]

ano po name nang folkdance na ito? First year BPED major here

[@aquillesanhaw3388]

Wattarakon Porsilana that is called pandango sa carinosa de tinikling.😂😅🤣😄😁😆

[@jey8302]

Panderetas de amor

[@jcasistin4279]

Can anyone tell me the title of the dance and literature of it thanks po

[@josemiloatis3714]

La Jota

[@jcasistin4279]

@@josemiloatis3714 hmmm la Jota only?? Hmmm wala na pong kasunod? Kasi maraming la jota eh like for example po la jota gumaqueña, la jota moncadeña. If im not mistaken la jota or jota is a dance figure

[@josemiloatis3714]

@@jcasistin4279 maybe a dance figure.?

[@bandit453]

@@jcasistin4279 la jota manileña po

[@jey8302]

Panderetas po

[@melitovalecruz3790]

May i know the name of the dance group who performed. what event ?

[@wahoowahoo2341]

They are the WEA Dancers.

[@melitovalecruz3790]

@@wahoowahoo2341 WEA DANCERS? THE POP GROUP?

[@melitovalecruz3790]

The group who performed, what and where were the bases of their dance? And what is the title of the music used and what era?

[@markjoeverthr.zamora523]

Panderetas de amor

[@ard13nte20]

Anong sayaw yan?

[@carljamesroxas5083]

Panderetas

[@jansenpenol7159]

Castanet ba tawag sa hawak nila?😁tama ba?

[@xaxierxerxes4563]

yes ung sa lalake

[@kentarotakahashi3574]

What dance is this

[@user-qe1mt7tu5q]

Panderetas de Amor

[@KennethJimHarion]

Jota manilenia

[@user-qe1mt7tu5q]

This is Panderetas de Amor not jota manileña

[@pjcanta8171]

The Spanish Philippines is the best Philippine era 🥰

[@danielblue4460]

Grabe, Xencia, ampangit ng music. Parang sa foundation day nuong highschool way back 90's. Get a sharper version of such naman. (naks)

[@jerryperez5267]

that is EXACTLY the reason why nagkampeon sila. the music is just as perfect as their choreo. match it with the same music but in a better, refined version, mawawala ang integrity and beauty ng sayaw. palibhasa kase puro ka satsat wala ka namang alam. kakasira ka ng araw.

[@nickomoralejo8802]

Segi nga try mo sumayaw ng ganyan na hiphop ang music

[@user-ln1bk3rg1v]

@@nickomoralejo8802 HAHAHAHAHA na imagine ko na

[@emilyanthony7138]

Not authentic. Comme Ci Come Ca.

[@strawberryshortcake_1994]

Not authentic because PH was under Spain via New Spain (Mexico)