Anggalang / Mogunatip Dance Part2 (Bamboo Dance)

[agelgracyah]

This is the same thing as the "tinikling" in philippines, take a look at it, i think it resembles quite a lot...the rhythm is not the same though ^_^

[patti9estel]

Yeah--first thing I noticed. The Tinikling's harder, I think (only because I had to choreograph one and it was hell to try and teach it).

[malafunksion10]

this reminds me of native american culture. the clothes, the music, and the dancing.

[sma11blackeyes]

wow.really?

[malafunksion10]

this reminds me almost of native americans. Like the music and custom.

[senantiasa]

AWESOME! THE SPEED!!

[Sevelonn]

berharga oh ni klip!!!! sy amik 1 copy ah...

[ojoy]

adui.. smart o. rindu sbh!

[redhany]

gud performance by Art Collections

[becuklemu]

hahahaha..takajut itu bdk d bwh masa dorg lompat p bwh..ahakz..anyway..very gud perfomence ^_^

[Cendus]

i got a bunch of them from different country added to my favorites. u curious to see go watch em :]

[keinsz]

very common among southeast asian folk dances are these "bamboo dances". Malayia have this beautiful Sabahan dances (Mangu Natip and Anggalang); Brunei have the Alai Sekap; Vietnam have the Mua Sua; the Philippines have the world famous Tinikling, the Singkil, the Talgki and the Subanen Khinlesung.

[Cendus]

dont forget. india (mizo people), china (miao people) thailand, cambodia, taiwan also do similar dances.

[keinsz]

Of course. I wonder whether there are similar bamboo dances outside of ASia.

[senantiasa]

Yeah, I think I've seen similar dances in Saudi Arabia.

[oroalda]

yay! another mogunatip clip!