 | The dance from the Lanao province uses twelve bamboo poles arranged in a double criss-cross fashion. |
 | In the Muslim area in the Philippines the dance is usually performed by the lady-in-waiting to the daughter of the Sultan |
 | The late Ms. Lucretia Urtula combined two popular dances, pandanggo sa ilaw and oasioas.
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 | The song is a request from a lady who lost her ring given by her mother. She will give her heart to a man who can find the beloved ring. (Source: Filipino Songs Atbp)
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 | The Leyte Dance Theatre presents their version of ka singkil. See their other performances in youtube. This is a PAG-ASA of New Hampshire video project. Helen Marcia Louderback, President. |
 | This Maranao dance shows the many ways of donning the malong, a tubular circle of cloth used as a skirt, shawl, or mantle. |
 | According to history of this dance, a young woman named Kanang (short for Cayetana) happened to be the best performer in the province of Surigao del Norte. |
 | The Leyte Dance Theatre presents their rendition of Tinikling. Notice the pacquio foot work. A PAG-ASA of New Hampshire filipino cultural awareness video project. singkil |
 | A dance whose words are sung in Chabacano Ermitaņo a hybrid of Spanish that was only spoken in the Ermita district before the turn of the century and today is extinct.
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 | sharing a video of jennylin @ za'beel park dubai,u.a.e.it was last dec. 5 2008 when Filipinos are gathering the 2008 Bayanihan Festival. |
