Traditional Dance of Leyte Tinikling, Philippines | Ride N' Seek Philippines S4

Leyte is an island in the Visayas group of Philippines. The people of Leyte are also known across the archipelago as some of the finest dancers. It was here that the national folk dance of Tinikling was born, which imitates the movements of the native tikling birds when they evade the farmers’ bamboo traps.
The dance involves two bamboo poles, which set the rhythm and tempo, and the dancer has to evade these crashing bamboos with a light-footed dance. There is always the risk of a foot being caught between the two bamboo poles, especially for Tinikling rookies like Jaime.
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[@1dbabygirls585]

I remember when I first tried tinikling. I break my ankle. Ahhh, good old days😋

[@marcozipagan7497]

Maliban sa Leyte, Ito rin ay Pinaka-popular na Sayaw sa Ibat-ibang Lalawigan sa Pilipinas.

[@marcozipagan7497]

This is the Versions of Tinikling: The Ilocano Version, Kapampangan Version, Cebuano Version, Waray-waray Version, Chavacano Version, & Tagalog Version.

[@hannibalatthegate3384]

Mabuhay pilipinas🇵🇭🇯🇲 from 🇨🇦

[@nenabunena]

Bamboo dancing existed before the Spaniards, the tinkling however with it's Spanish influence is a reinvented form

[@phoenixp33]

Ramon Manabat true

[@kwangdid]

This dance is done in the northeastern part of India. So it must have older root

[@alexanderacha5343]

Traditional Burmese chin bamboo dancing.
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[@raymundbalce4550]

@@kwangdid so what is it called in india??

[@marcozipagan7497]

The First Tikling Dance formed in the Province of Leyte in Visayan Philippines in 1700 AD.

[@Kadayao-telaranrhiodBlogspot]

Rest in Peace Sir Jess. May you continue dancing in heaven.. 🙏

[@photoops1]

You are amazing and a good student.

[@showmoy26coclaanay5]

Beautiful dance

[@kapitansino9718]

Tinikling originated in Leyte. Name derived from a bird called Tikling.

[@neeliadiez7699]

My my place, proud of my Culture

[@arnuljayleriosocta3568]

It was said to be that Tinikling is originated from Tanauan, Leyte(my opinion)

[@kapitansino9718]

It is

[@thunderazure8534]

Tinuod at yung mga tagalog labis na inaangkin ang tradition ng mga bisayang waray

[@hulshoop2668]

@@thunderazure8534 e yan mga suot na yan Tagalog costume yan no at maraming dayo ditong Bisaya bobo

[@recielynreataza8934]

@@hulshoop2668 Ang costume Lang pero Ang sayaw mismo Ang pinaguusapan dito which originated talaga sa Leyte na inspired sa ibong tikling na makikita sa Leyte..kahit esearch mo pa Kung saan Ng originate Yan . Search ² dn paminsan minsan wag mag marunong.

[@hulshoop2668]

@@recielynreataza8934 ang sayaw nga pinaguusapan pero anong sinasabi nyo diba tungkol sa tagalog bobo.

[@dawnjones2185]

where can I find these dancers. Or hire them for the day

[@ramelandalecio1630]

It was danced by the people of the villages after harvest when the Philippines was part of the Spanish kingdom. People of every village gathered together and did celebrate. Everyone participates in the dance. Others make beat by clapping, others by playing rondalla or stringed instruments etc.

[@lalala7932]

It is said that tinikling originated in Tanauan, Leyte😇

[@RayMar1992]

😍😘🥰

[@marcozipagan7497]

Tinikling @ 6 PM.

[@iamprinc_s]

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[@justinandrianpotolin1033]

anay daw la ha mags man ito yaik la 😂

[@Senorito_De_Lima]

Viva Filipinas 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@ivancoelomarquez6517]

Malcolm. 😎

[@badv9319]

i was very shy and introverted as a kid i never dance growing up when sexbomb girls are big nobody can make me dance but when we are obligatory need to dance tinikling in school i was so excited because i thought it is sick ! and wicked haha

[@thwb4661]

The background music sound more islamic, malay though. It should be more hispanic.

[@chrissim4115]

THWB it’s supposed to be that way

[@startofalovelychange9414]

ugh.... who is you?

[@KlarkMarquez]

sa leyte pa la yang tinikling???

[@kapitansino9718]

Yes, from the bird called tikling

[@thunderazure8534]

Dream on nalang sa mga tagalog na di alam originality ng mga sayaw at sining na labis na inaangkin

[@KlarkMarquez]

@@thunderazure8534 bisaya ko dzai ayko labda

[@thunderazure8534]

@@KlarkMarquez BISAYA pud ko kol tambag lang nako sa mga golagats

[@KlarkMarquez]

@@thunderazure8534 awsstt okay2x maayo maayo, peace ✌️

[@andrearoces8597]

This was the dances of the Filipino peasants hundreds of years ago.

[@marcozipagan7497]

SAY GOODBYE TO K-POP, & SAY HELLO TO FILIPINO FOLK DANCES!
SAY GOODBYE TO ROMANOV, & SAY HELLO TO FILIPINO CULTURE!

[@RVboyjunior]

Wow ha

[@crispinpadual3819]

Bakit napunta Naman Yan sa pagpag, Kilala nyo b kung taga saan Yung kumakain Ng pagpag, baka nmn may nahalong taga Luzon dyan.