The dancers look backward and upward in some of the movements hence, the name Lingayen.

What is the meaning of the dance "Sakuting"?

What ethno-linguistic group performs the dance "Pangalay"?

What is the suggested footwear for dancers performing the Pangalay?

What time signature is used in the dance "Skip"?

What material is traditionally used in the costumes for the male dancers in the Binislakan dance?

According to the passage, what is the purpose of the Sakuting dance during Christmas time?

From what province did the dance "Sakuting" originate?

What is the nickname for the Pangalay due to the dancers' hand adornments?

What is the male equivalent of the Pangalay dance, featuring more martial movements?

What is the step pattern for the dance move "Gallop"?

What does the dance term "Saludo" mean?

What does the dance term "Set" refer to?

What does the dance term "Padyak" mean?

Which dance term describes both arms raised to one side?

What movement involves springing on one foot and landing on the same foot?

How would you describe a dancer moving to the right in a circle?

Which basic movement involves springing off the ground and landing on two feet?

Which dance move involves tiny, repeated steps?

What time signature is used in the dance "Waltz"?

Who is the dance researcher for Pangalay?

What country is believed to have influenced the Binislakan dance?

What is the classification of the Sakuting dance?

What is the most distinctive characteristic of the Pangalay dance compared to other Southern Philippine dances?

Based on the information provided, what can you infer about the importance of dance in Filipino culture?