Pandanggo sa Ilaw Dance Tutorial with FCPC Baliktanaw | Foreigners Trying Pandanggo sa Ilaw

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  • čas přidán 31. 07. 2018
  • #APRRC2018PH #MABUHAY15THAPRRC
    During the 2nd Day of Asia Pacific Regional Rotaract Conference 2018, the delegates are given the chance to learn different Filipino Traditions and Culture.
    I was honored to teach and let them experience Pandanggo sa Ilaw; one of my favorite dances when i was a Cultural Dancer.
    Dancers: John Rick and Irish - Members of FCPC Baliktanaw
    Rondalla: FCPC Baliktanaw Rondalla
    Location: Philippine International Convention Center
    Special thanks to Alvin Lagumbay, he took the cam just for fun but let me create a video out of his shots.
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Komentáře • 12

  • @JezerGarcia
    @JezerGarcia Před 4 lety +1

    Nice!

  • @romarquitco8344
    @romarquitco8344 Před 6 lety +1

    Ang ganda ng smiLe ni ate 😆

  • @SeffZamora
    @SeffZamora  Před 5 lety +1

    Thank you for watching this video..

  • @janettelopez109
    @janettelopez109 Před rokem

    Hello po. What song is this? Is there a link to the music?

    • @SeffZamora
      @SeffZamora  Před rokem +1

      are u asking for the music ng dance?

    • @janettelopez109
      @janettelopez109 Před rokem

      @@SeffZamora yes. Is it on Spotify or do you have mp4 file? What band? We would line to perform this at an event. There are so many versions…

    • @SeffZamora
      @SeffZamora  Před rokem

      @@janettelopez109 this version was from Ramon Obusan Folkloric Group interpreted live, I suggest, use the Bayanihan Version available on CZcams,

  • @cindyrosebonete4154
    @cindyrosebonete4154 Před 4 lety

    can you list the name for each step po?

    • @SeffZamora
      @SeffZamora  Před 4 lety +1

      Ahmm.. mejo mahirap un ahh.. but normally it's 16 counts every step

    • @junnelpaleaz4478
      @junnelpaleaz4478 Před 3 lety +7

      Pandanggo sa ilaw most of the steps are waltz, cross waltz, arm in reverse “T” position, arm in lateral position... and most of the figures were measured into 16 which means 16 counts... and it counts 1,2,3...