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Cariñosa: A Flirtatious Folk Dance by Kent Ladigohon is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Grade 12 student Zeydrick Fernandez submitted a report about their class performing the traditional Philippine folk dance called the Cariñosa. The Cariñosa originated in the 16th century when the Spanish arrived in the Philippines and spread throughout the country, with variations developing in different regions. It is believed to have originated on Panay Island. The dance involves flirtatious hide-and-seek movements between partners, with the woman holding a fan or handkerchief. Zeydrick
- Author
- Kent Ladigohon
- Language
- EN