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UCLA Samahang Pilipino PCN 2006: Takiling

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The sexy Igs of UCLA! come watch!

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  • UCLA stands for University of California - Los Angeles. This video is from their Pilipino Cultural Night, which is a celebration of the Philippine heritage through drama, dance, and music.

    Most PCN's get their dances from other PCN's, and because a lot of choreographers don't teach dance through the manuscripts (let's be honest, they're hard to find, especially in the United States), choreography is often at the expense of the choreographer's creativity.

    They don't mean to disgrace anybody.

  • So, may I know what UCLA means and who is the choreographer of the dance itself? Thanks...

  • I agree with you. Authenticity suffers when dances originally performed in open spaces ( and without consideration to spectators) are performed on a stage.

  • but I guess, the choreography and the formation of the dance is quite hard to understand... Is that the way how igorot dance...??? what I mean is their footworks are.... ahem.. peace out...!!!

    no offencement huh..??!!! but if that's the way how Igorots dance their "Takiling", you must improve the dance as you were performing it on theaters but of course, you must still keep the authenticity of the dance...

  • celebrating after a successful "kayaw" (headhunting).

  • what are they doing..??

  • The victim's head must be on that pole.

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