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Ati-Atihan = Their dance steps are straight forward and easy. It's as simple as two-steps forward, a step back with and optional turn-around. No synchronization was necessary among the participants. Sinulog The dance has 2 basic steps. the natural and the kinampilan. The natural step is the popularly known two steps forward, one step backward while the kinampilan has one step right foot forward and one step backward, while the left

foot stays in place. 1. The Street Sinulog Festival Dance which is what you can see on the street during the celebrations. You can also see some modified (the basic dance with additional steps) versions through the Sinulog Festival Dance Contest. The steps are the same, but the Santo No image is held by the Festival Queen and dances with it.

2. The Traditional Sinug Dance which was danced for the Gorordo Family in Cebu.

This is still being preserved even today by the CASA GORORDO MUSEUM which is owned

and managed now by the RAFI Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc.. The difference from

the street dance is that instead of holding and dancing around with the holy image

of the child Jesus, the Image is instead placed in an altar like place and then the

dancers will dance in front of the Santo N o, like in paying tribute to a King.

3. The Dance for the Santo No which can be seen in the Basilica of the Santo

Nieo danced by old ladies in prayer. The difference of this version compared to the

previous ones is that, this can only be done in the Basilica I beleive, since it is

done in prayer to the Holy Child Jesus Santo No.

Dinagyang In terms of Dinagyan Festival its movements or its dance patterns are

very fast in tempo, the dancers move their feets in a rapid motion while moving

from place to place,

the dancers also make use of their hands to depict something, but also their hands

moves fast with the tempo itself, the dancers also has to gather or change to their next formation fast. Mindanao Binalbal The dancers use repetive movements like moving their hands from side to side or move their props side to side in a soft and fluid movennet of the hands.

They mostly use heavy choreography such as detailed movements of the dancers

which leaves visual hints of what the dancers are trying to portrait. They mostly

change from position to position by groups or depending on how much they are. Hermosa = The hermosa festival is elegant by itself because of the way of how to dancers move their hands up and down in a fluid motion (Represents the waves) and how they use their props creatively, they form themselves into a unique array of shapes and uses illusions that surprises the viewers such as, the rhythmical movement

of their hands and their body. They move in such a graceful way but moves or

dances in a fast tempo, trying to keep up with the music itself.. Kadayawan In kadayawan festival some of the dancers uses tinikling and is presented infront while the other dancers uses huge bamboo sticks adorned with hanging clothes for background. while the dancers infront more of like performs an improvied tinikling using their wrists to make circular motions of their hands. They also hop or jump from side to side.

in a joyous manner.

Luzon

Pahiyas The dancers acts like if they were passing good harvest of fruits and vegetables to each other smiling and happy. After that, the dancers dance with the use of their hands, making a T postion and a reversed T postion (Mostly repeats at a fast tempo) And also rapidly moves their feets as if they are jumping or hopping from joy. The dancers also