BPE(TRADITIONAL DANCES)

The mother of Philippine Folk Dance

• Francisca Reyes-Aquino

• Franchisca Reyes-Aquino

• Francesca Reyes-Aquino

• Francisca Aquino-Reyes

It was introduced to the french court by a dancing master named Rigaud

• Pandango

• Rigodon

• Rigodoon

• Habanera

Considered the dance with a pair of dancers hopping between bamboo poles held just above the ground. Originated from Leyte Province.

• Subli

• Binatbatan

• Tinikling

• lubi-lubi

From Jolo, Sulu. Means My love, My love.

• Daling-Daling

• Dalling- Daling

• Palu-Palo

• Dugso

More popular as the sayaw sa obando. Particularly among the lowland Christianized Filipinos.

• Pandanggo Santa Clara

• Pandanggo

• Subli

• Mag-asik

Originated from Cuba. Also known as DANZA

• Dugso

• Daling-Daling

• Pagkawin

• Habanera

Originated in Mindoro. Simulates fireflies at dusk and at night. Oil lamp called TINGHOY

• Pandanggo

• Surtido

• Pandango

• Maramion

Performed in connection with religious vows and cermonies

• Comic

• Religious or Ceremonial

• Occupational

• Local

This dance was named after the capital city of the Philippines, Manila

• Cariñosa

• La Jota

• La Jota Manileña

• Subli

Popular in the island of Cebu and Bohol. It is a pantomime of a courtship story.

• Sagayan

• Surtido

• Makonggo

• Maramion