Ohong Ohong Folk Dance
Dances Visayan Visayan folk dancing runs the gamut from worship dances to courtship and wedding dances. A distinctive type is the wide assortment of mimetic dances in which movements try to mimic, for example, the flight of birds, the catching of fish, the making of wine, and other aspects of Visayan life. * Sinulog (Cebuano word for "carried along by the current") is believed to have originated from a ritual dance for a pagan deity who was fished out from the sea. It was later Hispanized and transformed into a dance of worship for the Santo Ni�o. There are many types of sinulog dances. The simplest, least acculturated, and perhaps the purest form of ritual prayer is what has been called the tindera sinulog. Performed on the patio of the Santo Ni�o Basilica, it is danced by women candle peddlers on behalf of devotees who buy candles from them as an offering for petitions or for thanksgiving. Performed to a silent, resilient beat, the dancer performs this supplicatory dance with no formal costume or audience.
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It is a reenactment of the discovery by a fisherman of the image of St. Anthony of Padua, the patron saint of the town of Sibulan, Negros Oriental. The dance is one of rejoicing and merrymaking that ends in a fluvial procession along the coast. (Source: Folk Culture of the Central Visayas [ Kalinangan Series 2], 1986, Instructional Materials Corporation, Philippines; 194pp. ) > The Surtido Cebuano is a square dance said to have originated in Bantayan, Cebu. It is a cobbling together of Spanish, Mexican, and French influences along with indigenous elements. Surtido (literally, assortment) is performed by several pairs of dancers, with the head pair called cabeceras and the side pairs, costados, guiding the other dancers in varied quadrille formations. It used to be a dance of long duration performed by a big group to the tune of beautiful Visayan folk airs. The modern arrangement is more lively and suitable for dancing by small groups. *< La Berde (literally, green) is a courtship dance from a mountain settlement in Talamban, Cebu.
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In a series of quick steps and quick changes, the dance celebrates what is lush and full of life. The dance is performed by an interesting cast of two girls and a boy, instead of the usual pair of dancers. *> Kuradang, also known as curacha, is a lively wedding dance popular in Bohol, where it is performed to the accompaniment of a rondalla, an ensemble of string instruments. Vera-Reyes Inc. Philippines, 1978 The dance is performed in three parts, with three different rhythms. The dancing couple starts the performance with a ballroom waltz. Then the music shifts to a faster beat for the "chasing" scene, in which the female dancer flees and the male pursues her all across the dance floor. The tempo picks up even more for the final part, in which the chase ends with a furiously flirtatious scene. The female is won over, and the male imitates a flamboyant bird in a mating dance. >< Itik-Itik is a mimetic dance that depicts the movements of wading and flying itik ( ducks). Dancers mimic the short swaying gait of waddling feet and the intense energy of close-cropped flapping wings.