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    Binoyugan is a folk dance from the Ilocano region of the Philippines. [1] The dance shows women balancing traditional clay pots, or bangas, on their heads and originated from the word "buyog", which refers to the large clay pots used for boiling sweet potatoes or fetching water. [2] Binoyugan is performed by a group of women in colorful costumes and involves slow and fast movements requiring coordination as they move in a circular formation, with each step telling a story. [3] The dance is characterized by intricate footwork and graceful arm movements said to be inspired by birds.

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    Binoyugan is a folk dance from the Ilocano region of the Philippines. [1] The dance shows women balancing traditional clay pots, or bangas, on their heads and originated from the word "buyog", which refers to the large clay pots used for boiling sweet potatoes or fetching water. [2] Binoyugan is performed by a group of women in colorful costumes and involves slow and fast movements requiring coordination as they move in a circular formation, with each step telling a story. [3] The dance is characterized by intricate footwork and graceful arm movements said to be inspired by birds.

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    Binoyugan: Department of Education

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    Binoyugan is a folk dance from the Ilocano region of the Philippines. [1] The dance shows women balancing traditional clay pots, or bangas, on their heads and originated from the word "buyog", which refers to the large clay pots used for boiling sweet potatoes or fetching water. [2] Binoyugan is performed by a group of women in colorful costumes and involves slow and fast movements requiring coordination as they move in a circular formation, with each step telling a story. [3] The dance is characterized by intricate footwork and graceful arm movements said to be inspired by birds.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    REGION X – NORTHERN MINDANAO
    SCHOOLS DIVISION OF OZAMIZ CITY

    BINOYUGAN
    Philippine Folk Dance

    Binoyugan is a dance of the Ilocano region, Binoyugan comes from the Pangasinan word
    “buyog” (big clay pot) used for boiling “camote” (sweet potatoes) or for fetching water from
    the well. Binoyugan is a dance that shows women balancing the traditional banga or clay
    pots on their heads. The dance is often performed during festivals and celebrations and is
    considered to be a significant part of the cultural heritage of the region.

    Binoyugan is performed by a group of women who wear colorful and vibrant costumes. The
    dance itself is a combination of slow and fast movements that require a high level of
    coordination and skill. The dancers move in a circular formation, with each step and
    movement carefully choreographed to tell a story or convey a message.

    The dance is characterized by intricate footwork and graceful arm movements. The dance is
    said to be inspired by the movements of birds.

    Address: IBJT Compound, Carangan, Ozamiz City


    Telephone No: (088) 545-09-88 Our LEARNERS: The Diamonds of the Fortress.
    Telefax: (088) 545-09-90 ASENSO OZAMIZ!
    Email Address: deped1miz@gmail.com

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