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1
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diverse due to the different indigenous groups and influence from neighboring southeast Asian nations

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mindanao vocal music

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refers to an indigenous community in mindanao who are non muslim, believes in supernatural supreme

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Lumad

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the ruling people of the ancient sultanate of Sulu. They embrace war as a social process, Fishing and trading are their sources of livelihood. known for lullabies and tarasul a song that gives advice

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tausug

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this is known as the “people of the lake” becuse they live on the northern edge of Lanao lake

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Maranao

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reflects the inherent artistic skills of the Maranaos . This art form is usually rendred in hardwood, brass or wall painting

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Okir

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“people of the plain flood”. the place where the maguindanaons lives is the “land of the beginning”

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maguindanaon

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they are the “loyal commoners” in the hierarchy of muslim groups.

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sama

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A cultural group living in Basilan Island, they are considered “gentle” peopl.

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yakan

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horse riding hill people, occupying the mountains, plains, and coast of southwest mindanao

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teduray

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ethnic tribe in the north and central parts of Mindanao whose ancestors are the aborigines of what is now Misamis oriental. artistic people, their arts and craft, dance and music

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bukidnon

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live on the eastern coast of the Gulf of Davao. Metal artworks and has a rich tradition in weaponry

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bagobo

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12
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highlands of Mindanao. Adaptability to any ecological space

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manobo

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13
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is usually a simple song that goes with the slow rhythm of the swaying duyan or rocking cradle

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langan bata bata

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14
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epic chant of the maranao of lanao del sur

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darangen

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15
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is held every third week of August in Davao City. It is a celebration of thanksgiving to bathala for the good harvest of fruits and orchids throughout the year.

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Kadayawan Festival

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16
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held in August in Legaspi city.

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Ibalong Eestival of Bicol

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16
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held in August in Legaspi city.

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Ibalong Eestival of Bicol

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17
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ati-atihan

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“be like atis or the Aetas”

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18
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is held every third sunday of january

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sinulog festival

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19
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folk - religious event during the Holy week.

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Moriones festival

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20
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2 week celebration held in batangas city, which culminates on the 23rd of July each year.

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subilan

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21
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The Hanunuos use indigo blue to dye there textiles. They use a design in embroidery that they call

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pakudos

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22
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a long collarless striped shirt made of cotton

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marlota

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23
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a piece of cloth draped around he waist and extends to the knees

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faldeta

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24
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made of 2 or more fathoms of abaca mat

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bajag

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25
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those who wear red bajag are those regarded for their bravery

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pinajusan

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26
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the taghanua of palawan makes good baskets

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basag

27
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vine is an important material romblon baskets

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kokolongkoy

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these vines are used to form a small bowl in a technique called

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roping

29
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wedding day, couplpes in romblon dance on a white

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buri

30
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participated by both women and children. The mats are made from

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tikug

31
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women of the buhid tribe use black and white upper garments or

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linagmons

32
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black and white skirts or

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abol

33
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paired with a jacket style shirt

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bajag

34
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women wear indigo dyed

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ramit skirts

35
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is observed among womens jewelry and embroideries

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pakudos

36
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sport a tattoo design called the

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SIPRA

37
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the visayas as “islas de los pintados” or islands of the painted ones

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the visayas as “islas de los pintados” or islands of the painted ones

38
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wore gold earrings called ________ or ___________ through 2 or 3 holes in their ear

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panicas or pamarang

39
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kept jewelries in palm - made boxes called

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capipi

40
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A medium who heals, wards off evil spirits, and brings harmony back to the community

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babaylan

41
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local priest is called

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catalonan, mandadawak or bayok.

42
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the tagbanua of palawan holds

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diwata

43
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performed after the rice harvest, by shaking the

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Ugsang

44
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imitation of the movements of plants and animals

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proto-dramas

45
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dance by warrior before going to war

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idaw

46
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model warriors who fight with bolos, shield and spears

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bagani

47
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aetas monkey and fish dance

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aetas monkey and fish dance

48
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tausug monkey and butterfly dance

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tausug monkey and butterfly dance

49
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most commonly imitated animals in dances

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birds

50
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The manobo

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man-manaok

51
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blaan and higaonon

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banog-banog

52
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mandaya

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kinabua

53
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the manobo bubudsil

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the manobo bubudsil

54
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recite metaphorical verse to one another

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panonoroon

55
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both parties speak in verse to come to an agreement regarding the bridal price or the dowry

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pamanhikan

56
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forced to sit beside each other and have their hair tied together

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samsung

57
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Mimetic customs associated with death are represented by the

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baraning usa

58
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Unique decorations made of rice wafer or kiping.
* Every May 15 in the towns of Quezon.

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Pahiyas

59
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Features dance rituals for fertility and a bountiful harvest.
* Every May, men, women, and children dance on the streets of Obando Bulacan,
followed by the images of the patron saints.
* San Pascual Baylon (May 17)
* Santa Clara (May 18)
* Nuestra Senora de Salambao (May 19)

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Obando Fertility Rites

60
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Held in Marinduque every Holy Week.
* Local men and women wear costumes and masks as interpretation of the attire worn by
Roman soldiers.
* The term “morion” means “mask” or “visor”

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Moriones

61
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One of the most anticipated festivals in the Philippines.
* Held in Baguio City every February.
* A month-long festival
* Panagbenga is a kankanaey word that means “blooming season”

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Panagbenga

62
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Started in the 1980s when Bacolod City was hit har with the plunge of sugar prices in the
world market
* Celebrated every third weekend nearest to october 19

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MASSKARA

63
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  • The word kaamulan is derived from the binukid word amul, which means “to gather”
  • Held in Malaybalay City from the second half of February to March 10
    These groups gather to perform ethnic rituals such as the following:
  • Panumanod for spiriting
  • Pamalas for sin atonement
  • Tagulambong hu datu for instating a chieftain
  • Panlisig for driving away evil spirits
  • Pangampo for general worship
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Kaamulan

64
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A thanksgiving harvest festival in Davao City.
* Celebrated every third weekend of August.
* The name of the festival derives from the mandaya word madayaw referring to
something that is precious

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Kadayawan

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