Name: Tuvalles Clyde Anthoy B.

Date:01/14/22

Course: AnScie 2 Score:

SUMMARY

MODULE 3 & 4

Cariosa (Spanish pronunciation: [kaiosa], meaning "loving or affectionate one") is a Filipino folk
dance of Hispanic origin from the Maria Clara suite of Philippine folk dances, in which the fan or
handkerchief plays an important role in placing the couple in a romantic situation. The dance
originated in Panay Island in the Visayan Islands and was introduced by the Spaniards during
their colonization of the Philippines.Basic Dance Steps

"Three Steps and a Point" is a phrase that means "three steps and a point." Begin with the right
foot and do three sideward right steps. In front of you, point your left foot. Left hand on
skirt/waist and right hand in reverse "T" stance. When pointing left foot, Kumintang raises his
right hand.

The second illustration is

“Pointing”. It all begins with the right foot, three strides forward, and a meeting in the middle.
Take four touch steps in front of you, alternating right and left. Take four steps forward toward
your partner's position, passing each other on the right shoulder. Close right to left and turn
around to face each other.

The third illustration is

"It's back-to-back." As seen in Figure II, the partners meet in the center. Turn right to be in a
back-to-back position with your partner, slightly to the right. Girl is in possession of

MODULE 4

Around the year B.C., line dancing began. Line dancing has been in some form or another since
the beginning of recorded history (Julian Gothard)

This is a type of dance that involves a group of individuals dancing in sync to music (typically in
straight lines facing the same direction), as well as programmed foot motions executed to a
defined number of counts every sequence. In addition, the sequence is repeated, sometimes in
a different direction. Today, line dancing transcends socioeconomic, racial, age, and sexual
orientation barriers. Line dancing is viewed as a good social outlet by both singles and families.
Line dancing became popular in the early 1990s when the country western "Achy Breaky Heart"
became the most popular song of 1993 (Christy).