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ConceptA traditional **celebratory dance** of the Kalinga people in the Philippines Symbolizes **merriment**, **unity**, and **thanksgiving** after important events like peace pacts or successful harvests Inspired by **kalinga women** gracefully carrying baskets (labba) on their heads through rice terracesProcessDancers **traditional Kalinga attire** with colorful woven blankets and headpieces.Movements mimic **balancing baskets**, walking through narrow paths, and communal celebration.Accompanied by **percussive music** using gongs and drums.Requires **coordination, posture, and rhythm** to reflect grace and strength.PracticePerformed during **festivals**, **cultural shows**, and **community rituals** A way to **preserve kalinga heritage** and pass it on to younger generations Often taught in **schools** and **cultural workshops** as part of Philippine folk dance educationArt Forms Involved**Dance choreography** – graceful, flowing steps with symbolic gestures **Music** – traditional Kalinga instruments like gongs (gangsa) **Costume design** – vibrant tribal clothing, blankets, and accessories **Storytelling** – through movement and formation, it tells the story of community life and celebration
