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Tinikling , the national dance of the Philippines..
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The filipino folk dance called "tinikling," is a traditional filipino dance. It involves both men and women with sets of bamboo sticks sometimes crossed over each other. The bamboo sticks are hit together and on a ground usually in a rhythmic tune while the dancers step back and forth in between the spaces . Tinikling involves more props, feet movement and singing while Islamic dancing has many hand movements and very up-beat music.
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Tinikling - Tinikling is considered the national folkdance with a pair of dancers hopping between two bamboo poles held just above the ...
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Explore ERIC OEBANDA's 1698 photos on Flickr!
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Philippine Folk Dance - Tinikling Dance
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learn how to dance tinikling (bamboo dance)
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The Tinikling
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Check all about the Tinikling dance - the national dance of the Philippines, from its history to its characteristics, the steps & more!
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Fernando Amorsolo's Classic Art Biography of Fernando Amorsolo Another painting of the dance tinikling. Painting from a video by Dr. Bill Ra...
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A Night of #Philippine #Culture, Dinner & Dance from Manila
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Folkdance in the Philppines.. TINIKLING
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“It’s More Fun in the Philippines” is the slogan of a tourism campaign launched by the Filipino government in January 2012. Mainly due to its similarity to the 1951 Swiss tourism slogan “It’s More Fun in Switzerland,” the phrase has since become a subject of captioned parodies and spawned hundreds of tongue-in-cheek image macros based on the phrasal template “X, More fun in the Philippines.”
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Tinikling (Philippine Cultural Dance) - oil on canvas 24" x 32" by JBulaong 2016 #Tinikling #PhilippineCulturalDance #PhilippineTraditionalDance #PhilippineFolkDance #dance #oiloncanvas #painting #JBulaong
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Bob Santos and Shirley Obillo perform the Tinikling dance (1951). Tinikling is a bamboo stick dance, meant to imitate the bird dodging traps that were set up by rice farmers.
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