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    Tribal dances originated in Mindanao, Philippines and reflect the tribes' natural environments, rituals, and beliefs. Some examples of tribal dances from Mindanao include Malakas at Maganda of the Manobo tribe, which depicts folklore of the first man and woman emerging from a bamboo; Binaylan of the Bagobo tribe, which imitates interactions between a hen, chicks and hawk; and Kadal Tahaw of the T'boli tribe from South Cotabato, which mimics the movements of the Tahaw bird to celebrate good harvests.

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    Tribal dances originated in Mindanao, Philippines and reflect the tribes' natural environments, rituals, and beliefs. Some examples of tribal dances from Mindanao include Malakas at Maganda of the Manobo tribe, which depicts folklore of the first man and woman emerging from a bamboo; Binaylan of the Bagobo tribe, which imitates interactions between a hen, chicks and hawk; and Kadal Tahaw of the T'boli tribe from South Cotabato, which mimics the movements of the Tahaw bird to celebrate good harvests.

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    Tribal dances originated in Mindanao, Philippines and reflect the tribes' natural environments, rituals, and beliefs. Some examples of tribal dances from Mindanao include Malakas at Maganda of the Manobo tribe, which depicts folklore of the first man and woman emerging from a bamboo; Binaylan of the Bagobo tribe, which imitates interactions between a hen, chicks and hawk; and Kadal Tahaw of the T'boli tribe from South Cotabato, which mimics the movements of the Tahaw bird to celebrate good harvests.

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    Tribal Dance

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    Tribal dances originated in Mindanao, Philippines and reflect the tribes' natural environments, rituals, and beliefs. Some examples of tribal dances from Mindanao include Malakas at Maganda of the Manobo tribe, which depicts folklore of the first man and woman emerging from a bamboo; Binaylan of the Bagobo tribe, which imitates interactions between a hen, chicks and hawk; and Kadal Tahaw of the T'boli tribe from South Cotabato, which mimics the movements of the Tahaw bird to celebrate good harvests.

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    Tribal DanceS

    What is Tribal Dance?


    • Tribal dances, also known as ethnic dances,
    originated in Mindanao and are the type of
    dances that reflect Mindanao's natural
    environment as well as their rituals and beliefs.
    Each dance form is unique in step and design
    as it is related to the lifestyle of the people
    from differing tribes.
    • Tribes in Mindanao are known for their
    intricate craftmanship in metal, clothing, and
    jewelry which they commonly use as costumes
    for their tribal dances.
    Examples of Tribal Dances:
    1. Malakas at Maganda
    2. Binaylan
    3. Bagobo Rice Cycle
    4. Bugso
    5. Kadal Tahaw
    Malakas at Maganda
    • Malakas at Maganda is a tribal dance. It interprets the
    Manobo folklore wherein a weary bird perched on a large
    bamboo heard strange noises inside. It pecked the
    bamboo until it split open. From inside the bamboo came
    the first man and woman Malakas (the strong) and
    Maganda (the beautiful), respectively.
    Malakas at maganda
    Binaylan
    • The Bagobo tribe from the central uplands of
    Mindanao originated this dance which imitates the
    movement of a hen, her banog, or baby chicks, and a
    hawk. The hawk is sacred, and it is believed that the
    hawk has the power over the well-being of the tribe.
    The hawk tries to capture one of the chicks and is
    killed by the hunters.
    Binaylan
    Bagobo Rice cycle
    • This Bagobo tribal dance  protrays the cycle of
    planting and harvesting of rice.
    • Originated from the Bagobo Tribe.
    Bagobo rice cycle
    Dugso
    • Dugso (meaning 'dance') is a ceremonial dance among the Manobo
    people in Bukidnon, Agusan and Misamis Oriental . The Dugso (also Dugsu)
    is usually performed during important occasions like kaliga (feasts) or
    kaamulan (tribal gatherings). Other occasions that call for the performance
    of Dugso are festivities connected to abundant harvest, the birth of a male
    heir or victory in war. Brandeis however, claimed that the dugso has no
    specific occasion underpinning aside from that of the kaliga-on festivities.
    He said that it is only performed to "entertain their deities". The Dugso for
    a kaliga is usually performed on the third day which is usually the merriest
    being the culmination of the whole celebrations.
    •Dugso have at least twelve known versions and the most popular versions
    are the Dugso Songco, Dugso Kalasungay, Dugso Cabanglasan, Lagoras,
    Inaksyon and the Hinaklaran.
    Dugso
    Kadal tahaw
    • Originating from South Cotabato, this tribal dance is
    performed by T'boli tribe. It mimics the hopping and
    flying behavior of the Tahaw Bird. Malong and salakut
    (hat) is worn in this dance. This is performed to celebrate
    good harvest.
    Kadal tahaw
    Thank you for
    listening

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