Ilocana a Nasudi "The Lovely Ilocana" [Ilocano Folk Dance Heritage] - Tan-ok ni Ilocano Festival

Philippine Folk Dance - ILOCANA A NASUDI - Based on Philippine Folk Dances and Songs by Bureau of Public Schools - Filmed at Margaay, Vintar. The Ilocano Dance Heritage and Guling-Guling 2021. Celebrate Ilocano Dance Heritage in this special virtual staging of Tan-ok ni Ilocano Festival and the celebration of Guling-Guling 2021 - a delightful showcase of folk dances of the Ilocano people filmed in the most scenic and historic sites in Ilocos Norte.
ILOCANA A NASUDI
Ilocana A Nasudi means “The Lovely Ilocana.” This dance is a favorite of the people of Dingras. Originally, this dance was accompanied by a kutibeng, a five-stringed instrument, and as was practiced by the settlers of Barrio Naglayaan, Dingras. The dance is a depiction of the beauty, modesty, and grace of the Ilokana. Moreover, it projects our women as chaste and virtuous. Before, many younger dancers performed this to the Italian folk tune, Marianina. However, an inquiry from the old people brought out the Ling- lingay, a simple folk tune that could be used to accompany this dance instead of the foreign folk melody. In the course of time, the dance has brought out the qualities of a modern Ilokana known for industry, resilience, and love of work. These are qualities further highlighted by the endless network of “nurturing” communities, ready to help and build up one another and be our strength in aiming for progress and redefining the province.
This video is part of Tan-ok ni Ilocano Festival and the celebration of Guling-Guling 2021 [Ilocano Dance Heritage]
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[@HoyTara]

Learn more about the Ilocano Dance Heritage and full show here: www.yodisphere.com/2021/02/Ilocano-Guling-Guling-Festival.html
ALSO, learn more about The Ilocano History, Culture, Customs and Tradition here: www.yodisphere.com/2022/09/Ilocano-People-History-Culture.html

[@keriwati7316]

Ako lang ba ang gusto parin sumayaw ng ganitong sayaw?

[@ilocoslovakla488]

Same ❤❤❤

[@jamunalaishram9773]

Dance of creation ...! N I C E .

[@joselitopalacio2770]

These are what you call Filipino dances.

[@mgasilingan9199]

folkdance is original dance

[@johnloydylitana6858]

Plss for second dance be steady your camera...ty!!!

[@HoyTara]

Noted po!👌🌻🌻🌻

[@user-th8wg8dz7z]

permission to use this video for the street dancing background

[@HoyTara]

Sure po.

[@ahronandreideleon9037]

hello po, can I ask permission to use a minute from your video, yung music po sana ang hihiramin po ang ganda kasi😭❤️

[@HoyTara]

Sure po, no problem. Don't forget to give this video a thumbs up 👍 to help promote Ilocano heritage.
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Goodluck on your project! 🌻

[@mino7631]

Nice

[@HoyTara]

Thanks

[@romarpinca8021]

Permission po to use the music for the upcoming feista here in San Fernando,Alicia,Isabela

[@HoyTara]

Sure po. Just don't forget to give this video a thumbs up 👍 to help promote Ilocano culture.
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[@msnisperos]

Does anyone know of any pre-colonial examples of Ilocano folk dance or music?

[@HoyTara]

Maybe these indigenous Ilocano dances:
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[@brettpitman3718]

What were ilocanos like before colonisation tho

[@HoyTara]

Prior to the coming of the Spaniards, the coastal inhabitants were called Iloko, which derives from the prefix i, meaning “people of,” and lokong, referring to the low-lying terrain . The Iloko, therefore, are “people who dwell in the lowland,” - there's not much record about the Ilocanos before colonization.
www.yodisphere.com/2022/09/Ilocano-People-History-Culture.html

[@cristiano7ronaldoTHEGOAT]

How about Mexican culture? Mexican culture is basically SPANISH. So they dont have "culture"? Philippines is united by Spain. There is no Philippines prior to the arrival of Spain. So please stop insinuating like Filipinos culture is the "precolonial". Its like saying to Mexicans they should go back to their cannibal barbaric pre hispqnic culture. PHILIPPINES IS HISPANIC SOUTHEAST ASIA. Theres no one in the Philippines who practice "pre colonial culture" you are talking about. Thats 500 years ago. Even Filipino tribes dont live in their old culture..