The Saguin-saguin is a courtship dance from Tablon, Albay in the Philippines. It originated when a lumber yard owner danced with a worker's daughter during a visit. The dance has three parts and is performed with the girl wearing a Maria Clara costume and the boy wearing a barong tagalog and black trousers. Partners stand opposite each other about six feet apart.
The Saguin-saguin is a courtship dance from Tablon, Albay in the Philippines. It originated when a lumber yard owner danced with a worker's daughter during a visit. The dance has three parts and is performed with the girl wearing a Maria Clara costume and the boy wearing a barong tagalog and black trousers. Partners stand opposite each other about six feet apart.
The Saguin-saguin is a courtship dance from Tablon, Albay in the Philippines. It originated when a lumber yard owner danced with a worker's daughter during a visit. The dance has three parts and is performed with the girl wearing a Maria Clara costume and the boy wearing a barong tagalog and black trousers. Partners stand opposite each other about six feet apart.
courtship dance from Tablon, Oas, Albay. Tablon is a brrio of Oas noted for lumber. ▪ One time, an owner of a lumber yard came to visit his property and gave a dance for the workers. The music was played and a girl, a member of the family of one of the workers, was offered to him as partner. The owner liked her and after the dance he serenaded her. This dance is although spontaneously danced, became very popular. COSTUME
▪ Girl wears Maria Clara costumer while Boy
wears barong tagalog and black trousers. MUSIC
▪ It is divided into three parts: A, B, C.
COUNT
▪ One, two, three to a measure in ¾ time and
one, two and in 2/4 time. FORMATION
▪ Partners stand opposite each other. About six
feet apart, Girl standing at right side of Boy when facing audience. One to any number of pairs may participate in this dance. FOR YOUR REFERENCE: