Polynesian Dance at Pista Sa Nayon

Polynesian Dance at Pista Sa Nayon in Irving, TX in celebration of Philippine Independence Day.

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• Polynesian Dance
• Pista Sa Nayon

[friendsandtravels]

I'm sorry you feel that way; I feel that way about other things at times. But in this instance, if you look at the performers on stage, they don't look Filipinos; I think only 1 or 2 on the ground are. And if you had been at the event, you'd have seen that this was meant as a multi-cultural show, with Asian/Polynesian dances performed by Chinese, Hawaiian, whites, blacks, etc. The Poly. dances were presented by a dance school so you'd have seen white girls dancing Polynesian as well. Thanks.

[beastin88]

What's so funny about a Polynesian dance teacher? There's no joke about how Polynesian dance teachers love what they do and like to share their culture. So would you laugh at the dance teachers of Nonosina, Hui Tama Nui, or Manutahi? That is the sole reason those groups exist: they love to share the culture with EVERYONE, and to them it's no joke. They're PROUD of their culture. I'm sick of hearing people complain about non-polys dancing tahitian, hula, maori, etc. Culture is meant to be shared.

[Gille87]

bla bla, you just justify your views by saying polly this polly that, this is tahtitian, not tongan or samoan, so follow ur own advice, and keep to what's urs! And who are you to speek for all the islands and it's people? ANd what do you know about filipino doing only tahitian and not their own dances? What about the latinos, and all the ''white'' people that are doing tahitian dance? Or is it just us filipinos that are not alowed? Seems like racism to me!

[krazian12]

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[palomazza]

Yo pienso que no hay nada de malo en querer aprender bailes de otras culturas al contrario es un alago , pero eso si hay que tratar de hacerlo con mucho respeto y lo mas apegado posible ya que de lo contrario se convierte en una ofensa , soy mexicana y estudio danza polinesia pero cuando vienen los mastros de Tahiti Hawaii , islas Cook lo primero que nos dicen es que hagamos las cosas bien para no faltar al respeto

[chrissison]

oh god, nice try but this is not polynesian dance.....

[vdyme08]

umm wat kinna dancing is dis,.,

[OnoLisHwaHiNe]

hehehe... she's not very graceful

[violent22angel]

can i just say.... they were really stiff and didn't even smile what so ever...

[Gorrillapino8]

this bitch is retarted she prolly has never been to CA prolly stuck on da island im filipino and i do my own dances fuck u taro kirl ur a dumb ignorant bitch and speak for urself

[RebeccaF1998]

nice dancinq love it polynezian rocc's

[Gille87]

lol, I sure you do, but I bet non of them are tahitians! And you know what...SERIOUSLY! GET OVER IT, or you'll really seem like a racist, which I belive you are! And don't even bother to reply! I've no respect for people like you!

[tarokirl]

Who am I to speak for all the islands? LOL Sorry to tell you but A LOT of Polys feel this way. How do I know? Because A LOT of us Polys hang out with eachother. But white and Latino are not like the Filipinos. They also do their own dances also. Latinos do their sexy salsa dances and etc. White people do their country dances and Irish dances etc... Filipinos here in America? I have yet to see a Filipino do a nativce Filipino dance....and if you see one....It is a rare moment.