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Bisaya Sarawak Borneo Traditional Bamboo Dance
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- čas přidán 16. 12. 2009
- This is one of Bisaya Sarawak traditional dance from Limbang.This dance is call.........Tindak alu with the tune of Gandang Ancayaw(correct me if I 'm wrong).Bisaya are the best gong music player in Sarawak.They play about 20+ gongs and 1 drum(dumbak) for one music of a dance.The ethnic Bisaya of Sarawak are mostly Christian but some still remain pagan and retain some of the old belief and ritual. One may witness the old ritual through Temaro' dance and Adaw Gayoh fest.
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Proud of myself part of bisaya blood...my ancestor from kpg bebuluh and kpg batang mitus, brunei...
Similar to the philippines.. and the term *bisaya* is also use in the philippines.
Bisaya term is my mother language here in Philippines and we have a cultural dance something like this. I suddenly thinking that all bisaya is brothers by blood and culture.
@kenharta ,I like the Bisaya veteren when they played the gong.very rhythmic.and i m glad the younger generation of Bisaya Sarawak continue their culture and heritage
This is similar to *tinikling* of the philippines.. we also use bamboo
And in the Philippines we also use the term *Bisaya* especially in the Visayas Region, Central Philippines... Im from Visayas, Philippines
@@jap882 bisaya diay ka?
@@jap882 kadugo namin yan sila at kami mga bisaya madaming pagka similar sa malay words na ginagamit nila
Assalamualaikum.☝🏼
I'm BISAYA from Philippines and our ancestors DATU PUTI and others 9 Datus are Originated in BORNEO.
Have connection long time ago Bisaya and Brunei have contact with the phliphines many immigrants wave go to philiphines and the language change but not race.But Bisaya borneo have 10% similar like Tagalog(example kumut is blanket).But the Bisaya similar like dusun tatana language same about 50%.We absolutely not malay but we are bisaya.
Tagalog from the north in the philipines
Bisaya tribe which in the south reach up to mindanao in the philippines
Bisaya kingdom in the philippines destroy the history and his culture by the spanish colonizer
Bisayans are not the same as tagalog or any of the tribes that tagabasuras of luzon try to come.
Historically, the luzonians have been slaves to China & Brunei.
@@renren9411 your statement is full of inaccuracies considering that the Bisayans are a culmination of separate kingdoms with the same identity which are only separated when the Bisayan Mindanao accepted islam meanwhile the Bisayan Visayans rejected islam even before the arrival of catholicism meanwhile the luzonians were historically enslaved by both the Chinese and Brunei.
FYI, the word Philippines and Filipino are Spanish and Filipino referred to the full-bloodied Spaniards born in the Colony meanwhile Pilipino is the Corazon Aquino Administration's plagiarization by switching the F to P to make it sound native.
There is NO SUCH THING AS PHILIPPINES.
Tagalog also AUSTRONESIANS PEOPLE like Bisaya. Tagalog Originated in Borneo and Indonesia, Java.
to BorneoUnited, i was so impressed with the Bisaya dance, coz my love was a Bisaya also......anyway....thanks 4 uploading......
Bisaya try hlaa alua tribe in taiwan you got shock and bisaya pa more,im from mindanao phillipines
@BorneoUnited The visaya and bisaya is very close and inter related..the reason for their miss communication is the visaya from cebu has spanish mix in their language and bisaya also had a mix of local community in their language..for an example..Bisaya in Sarawak has a mix of malay language..and in cebu has spanish mix in their language..well..thats the point..correct me if i'm wrong because i had done a lot of reading on this bisaya history for my assignment =)
Our bisaya history in the philippines destroy by spanish colonizer
Spanish loan words in Bisaya is only 5%
Hala oi, Naa pud diay mga Bisaya sa Sarawak
Possible Dri ta gikan
Diri ta gikan mga kaigsuonang bisaya bago gisakop sa mga espanyol ang cebu island
This is Gendang Ancayau..same like us Dusun brunei
There are 30 million Bisaya in Philippines compose of Cebuano, Ilonggo, Hamtiikan, Aklanon, Waray and Tausug
woww....there r so many runaway Borneo Bisaya towards aeta's tropical island. the last time i visited northern serawak fro a wedding, there r only left/less than 7thousand serawak Bisaya population, and there r more living west coast of Sabah(20thousand+) together with their dusunic sibling of Tatana/Tenggara Dusunic & majority maintain living in rich "dollar" kingdom(not sure about the population,as some confusion regarding their identity name as Bisaya & SangJati,as majority prefer to be called Sangjati/Dusun rather than Bisaya, incase public/brunei gov. might refer them as Sarawakian Bisaya/Non-Brunei Citizen b4 brunei independence's day in the 80s).
Bisaya considered as pure indigenous of Borneo(proto) and today, some "Visaya" came back to Borneo island/east coast Sabah for good,as they r in-love with RInggit.hehe
Even the the ancestors of Bisaya people in Philippines are came frpm Borneo in the place of Menangkabau
intermarriage took place among citizen of proto-bisaya & citizen of tana abang, some converted to mohammeddans & no longer speak their dusunic mother tongue but speak malayic/sumatran r today's Deutro Malayu Barunai.
While some mobilize bisaya citizen maintain their Dusunic language+mixed heritage/language from the "Pintados" & other proto citizen of northern archipelago(marhalika) r the Tausug/Visayan & decided to live east of Sabah while speak variant Dusunic+Northern Archipelago are today's Paitanic group of Sabah, excluded the Tausug & recently Visayan immigrant that speak intangible "mestizo" language.
Not forgetting another minority portion of Borneo origin dusunic population(20'000+) that successfully having another 2nd home/kingdom around large "Lanao" but still live around west coast Sabah, instead identified themselves as the "Maranao" like their sibling that still live in Mindanao, they maintain their old ancestor group name as ethnic "Irranun".
Today's purely Borneo Bisaya, maintain their ancestor heritage/various dialect, live in West Sabah,Northern Sarawak and Brunei.
@@borneounited9590 not visaya we are bisaya we have no letter "v" in our alphabet.
@@user-vq1nu4it4l in the philippines we also use the word *bisaya* and even this traditional dance of yours is similar to ours in the philippines.. we also use bamboo poles
Tindak is something like using your feet to push down right? if so, the Bisaya language in sarawak had some exact meaning from Bisaya in the Philippines, hence the dance is also known in the Philippines as "Tinikling" which originated from Visayas Region in the Philippines where the Bisaya people lives. in short we are related. MGA BISDAK!
@bajikjik ,This Bisaya are from Sarawak,Borneo Island.
Wa ko kahibalo sa history sa mga bisaya
Tungod gidaot spanish colonizer ang kagikanan sa mga bisaya
Bisaya philippines
Bisaya sarawak borneo
Naay diay pud mga kaliwat sa mga bisaya sarawak borneo..
oo, that's your real ancestor, before they migrated to the land of Pangako sa yo & transform as Cebuano, but some return back to eastern Sabah as the Visayan
@@borneounited9590
Means sri vijaya empire
Bisaya south philippines
Bisaya sarawak borneo
Bisaya bahasa indonesia
Bisaya in malaysia
One family name
The land of sheba
Queen sheba
Psalm 72:10
The kingdom
Destroy by
The spanish and bristih
And india ruler cholas
So many hundred year
Slowly are dialect evolve or
Changing
I wonder the cebuano bisaya
In the philippines no history
I try to look the ancient history
where cebuano bisaya they come from it is erase the spanish...
I think that cebuano bisaya clan in the philippines come from the borneo
actually, i'm not sure if the Serawak Bisaya are related to the Malayic SriVijaya. If they did related, they are not Bisaya anymore, but "Barunai/Malay@mohameddans" & under the Sultanate Brunei rule. But the pure Bisaya in northern Serawak, were more proto@indigenous, just like the Ifugaos/Igarot and live isolated area as they prefer to be rule by their own "Chieftain" rather than ruled by Sultanate in the past. they still maintain much of the old Indigenous heritage/culture than their deutro arabic Barunai sibling...
I heard that the Visayan overthere are more Mestizo & their heritage/language might be intangible to the Dusunic Bisaya...do the Visaya there plays Metal Piano like this video?
@@borneounited9590
I try to look there dialect there some similar words
Because there boundaries
That make them separate
For many hundred yearsssssssss
And dialect being evolve
@@borneounited9590 when the voyage of the 10 datus to the philippines from borneo to settle.. and datu puti journey back borneo from palawan...
Alai Tindak Alu diiringi musik Gendang Encayau..muncoi2 boh tindak no kesapit atis kila 😁
The dance is call Tindak Alu,..music is call ancayau...correct me if im wrong too..
Tindak mean kick
@arieldezz86 ,R u a Bisaya too?I love their traditional music
@kenharta ,dont worry,take ur holiday on Pesta Babulang2010,enjoy the festival,and dont forget to take videos and pictures of Bisaya Sarawak.Share it with us in Anak Borneo page(Facebook)
@TeochewHokkienFuchow ,Yes,I agree.The Bisaya of Sarawak plays good music from the Gongs and Kulintangan.
Assalamualaikum.☝🏼
I'm BISAYA from Philippines and our ancestors DATU PUTI and others 9 Datus are Originated in BORNEO.
@kenharta ,bisaya of sarawak plays the best gong music here in sarawak,when will be pesta babulang 2010?what date?
entirely different. no connection at all but because were the same in origin as Malay that's the only reason the music and culture fall into the same naturalization, also in name and in words. way back in history we are brothers. one blood one in nature. BASTA BISAYA!!!!
Both are under srivijayan empire...
what do you mean, in the beginning you "entirely different. no connection" at the end you say "we are brothers"? yah the last thing you say is correct, please, do some research... you must know who you are...
@@jap882 who say?
So we originated from Sarawak, Borneo!
yes, the Barunai Kingdom...before they inlove with tropikana paradise archipelago of the northern. recently, some of them come back to Borneo 4 good,mostly live in the east coast of Sabah...in-love with ringgit mayb...hehe
Two words #bisayanation
Bisaya south philippines
Bisaya in sarawak borneo
One FAMILY NAME LONG DISTANCE RELATIVES
im bisaya to from Beaufort Sabah....hw abt language Bisaya sarawak? dfrent? but I like to know.. :-)
Am Bisaya Sugbuhanon( Cebuano) in Philippines
Bisaya from sabah
Bisaya from sarawak
Bisaya from cebu philippines
Bisaya from bahasa indonesia
Bisaya from malaysia
ONE FAMILY NAME
Ada sedikit perkataan sama ,kalau bisaya Serawak limbang dan bisaya Brunei sama bahasa dan Dusun di Brunei 99%sama kami faham dan bercakap sesama sendri
Mungkin bisaya sabah dan bisaya dsini ada 25% atau 30 % ada yg sama bahasa .
@trinicxxx ,in terms of language,the Bisaya of Sarawak and Sabah are different from Visaya of Cebu.I have one friend frm Sarawak,and another on from Visayan,they cannot communicate.What's the different between The Visaya and Bisaya?
Visaya is a spelling from Spanish Alphabet be ause Bisaya in Philippines have no alphabet V , but there was an alphabet B use, so when Visaya people in Philippines use Spelking about Visaya they use Bisaya rather than Visaya
In English it's visaya or visayan but the locals simply called Bisaya.
im a bisaya from the visayan region of the Philippines. are the bisayans from Borneo and Philippines?
yes, Bisaya are from Borneo
I’m Bisaya from the Philippines.. “ Ako ay Bisaya , kasabot ka?”
much more like tinikling in philippines
Bisaya Philippines and Bisaya Borneo related though
Bisayans AREN'T filipinos amd the word philippines is originally spanish after king philip II so if you're not the STOP claiming shit that you're not a part of and stop spreading these lies!!!
@@fblue7848 Clearly you didn't understand
@@rmindo says the one who's not even Bisaya. So I suggest you know your place and your identity before you open your mouth ;)
@@fblue7848 Lol, I'm Bisaya but from Visayas in the Philippines, You better read the history of Bisaya in the Philippines so you can understand. Tae nimo! haha