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• Sua-Ku-Sua Dance - dance that likens the sua's gentle leaves, attractive fruit, its fragrance and slender body to that of a lady.
• Meaning Of Sua-Ku-Sua - My pomelo tree
• PLACE OF ORIGIN - JOLO, SULU
• Classification - Courtship
• The tausug of jolo, sulu are remarkable as seafarers and farmers
• extensive orchards are planted with coconut and pomelo
• Music ; 2/4 and 4/4 composed of three parts : A, B, C
• Gabbang-bamboo xylophone shaped like a small boat.
• Top of female - barawasi
• pants of female - sawal / kantiu
• soldier band of female - siyag
• accessories of female - gold mearings, necklace, bracelet, and brooches
• headpiece of female - gold or brass filligree called tusuk
• top of male - bajo
• pants of male - sawal / kantiu
• soldier band of male - siyag
• accessories of male - money belt, saruk hat, pis siyabit, rectangular hand-woven scarf, kris, barong
• kris - wavy knife
• barong - leaf-knife
• Pangalay dance - traditional fingernail dance of the tausug people
• Meaning of pangalay dance - finger nail
• place of origin - sulu
• classification - social dance
• dance researcher of pangalay - francisca reyes-aquino
• dance researcher of sua-ku-sua - ramon a. obusan
• kontaw silat - martial art common in the malay archipelago
• pangalay is performed mainly during weddings or other festive events
• pangasik - male equivalent of the pangalay and features more martial movements
• pangiluk - a pangalay that features both male and female
• costume - joloana costume
• dancers are barefoot in pangalay dance
• Janggay - extended metal finger nails used in pangalay
• Sakuting - a dance of the ethnic people living in the western side of the Cordilleras.
• Sakuting is an ethnic term which refers to the rythmic sticks producing the accompaniment for the dance.
• Classification of sakuting - social dance
• Meaning - rythmic sticks producing accompaniment
• Place of origin of sakuting - abra and ilocos norte
• Lingayen in Pangasinan means “having to look backward and upward.”
• Classification of Binislakan - Social Dance
• Meaning of Binislakan - with the use of sticks