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Nakaka miss 2014 street dancer of panagbenga ❤❤

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Igorot

Ammay way teren hen fiachu yo way petay ya tayay. I wish i was there too to join

Gawis kakailyan

I love to see folkloric dance performance like this incorporate chant and narration, even singing, in the indigenous languages. Many Cordillera languages are slowly getting endangered by language shift, it is good to see it actively used by young people in different domains of life.

Ang gagaling talaga ng mga ka tribu kupo💖💝

Gaddang Cultural Show Men and Women in Traditional Gaddang Attire Dance to Gaddang Music and Play Gaddang Instruments The Gaddang are an indigenous people of the Philippines, living in the provinces of Nueva Vizcaya, Isabela, Quirino, Cagayan and Kalinga. They are known for their unique culture and traditions, including their music, dance, and art. A Gaddang cultural show would typically feature men and women wearing traditional Gaddang attire, dancing to Gaddang music and playing Gaddang instruments. The music is often upbeat and lively, with a strong rhythm. The dance is typically graceful and fluid, with intricate footwork and hand movements. The instruments are often made from natural materials, such as bamboo and wood. Elements of a Gaddang Cultural Show Attire: Gaddang men typically wear a loincloth and a jacket, while Gaddang women wear a skirt and a blouse. Both men and women often wear a headband and a necklace. Music: Gaddang music is typically played on a variety of instruments, including the kudyapi (a bamboo zither), the gangsa (a type of gong), and the agong (a type of drum). The music is often upbeat and lively, with a strong rhythm. Dance: Gaddang dance is typically graceful and fluid, with intricate footwork and hand movements. The dance is often accompanied by music and singing. Instruments: Gaddang instruments are often made from natural materials, such as bamboo and wood. Some of the most common instruments include the kudyapi (a bamboo zither), the gangsa (a type of gong), and the agong (a type of drum). In this video, you will see men and women in traditional Gaddang attire dancing to Gaddang music and playing Gaddang instruments. The music is often upbeat and lively, with a strong rhythm. The dance is typically graceful and fluid, with intricate footwork and hand movements. The instruments are often made from natural materials, such as bamboo and wood. I hope you enjoy this video! Call to action: Learn more about the Gaddang people and their culture by attending the Gaddang Cultural Show. Join the Gaddang Cultural Heritage Society to help preserve and promote the Gaddang culture. Share this video with your friends and family so that they can learn about the Gaddang people and their culture. Thank you for watching!

Beautiful dances.

Paracelis ,Mnt Province ?

Sagadanians cultural grioup representing Kalinga dance

Yahoo! Nice

Sana all

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Wow nice nice dance

Bakit baguio! Nawala na yong kultura natin! Ibig sabihin dayuhan na ang hari diyan sa Baguio?

Nawala yong kultura!

Yuck. What animal is that?

If humans will survive up to 2100 as if 2000s kids were born that can be 96 years old.

Enyan jy naperform

Fake video 😐

Ay jusko

Fort del pilar? I remember this!

Now remember, this is the worst, worst case scenario! What I believe will happen is what happens in "Earth 2100". You should watch it.

i don't think this is real because by the power of God our planet earth is always be safe 🙂🙏🌏

Ang galing, congrats po sa inyo

This should be shown to every Prime minister or President in the world to show how serious this is. Like or reply if you agree.

will already be living on mars

I was there when it happened. Can you believe the school was open and I had a class the very next day, above where the fire was? It smelled like charcoal in the room, glass windows all blown out and cold rain driven wind blowing through a nutrition class. When you have 14,000 nursing students in a building in the Philippines, you keep that money rolling in!!

The best battle of the band champ ever haha . ATOK! yey!

This video makes me i don't want to have a kid so my kids won't see n feel this

If that will happened I will die on my 60 years old

Wow good voice grabe congrats champion band!sir nw subscriber here.sunscribe ngo ga shitan.baddeg ja salamat keep vlogging!

I dont think this is real if we want a good future then we work for it

Nice

Bakit putolputol?

Is that true

Nxt time ikattenyon dyta Gangza. Makipakpakita laeng nga Kontra kayo iti GOBYERNO.

Hahaha, don't worry, souls are sent to this planet just to gain experience and when they die, they wake up in the real world.

Bendian Dance also known as 'Victory Dance' is from the municipality of Kabayan, Benguet and the dance became popular in most events in Benguet province like the ADIVAY

pag pinoy talaga nag pa tournament hnd marurunong nuod muna ng wall bago mag pa tournament kung pano yong progression nila ng laro. kainis lamang tlga yong isa naka advance grip na agad eh.

Old and young,,,young and old

Mayat mayat

Naiawawan din eh mountain Province esa muh haha

Tlaga ga idol ladta eh sabalan...salamat kakaidiyan

Saan po to?

D alam pumuwesto kaya talo

Stfu

I was only three minutes in, and I stopped watching because I believe in everything their saying. We need to stop littering, wasting water, using gas powered vehicles. I mean, come on! I bet the world is gonna end by 2030.... because of us! We are ruining the earth and people need to realized that. Recycle, reuse, and in general, just at least acknowledge the fact that global warming is real, and its mostly our fault that our beautiful planet js being destroyed.

Sarap salihan hahaha