Ba-Ingles

This is a delightful dance from Cabugao, Ilocos Sur. Ba-Ingles is derived from the words
“baile” and “Ingles” meaning English dance. This dance was brought here by the early
English tradesmen. Except for the last figure which is typically Ilocano in mood and
movements, all the other figures are similar in nature and mood to some English dances.

What kind of dance is Ba Ingles?

Ba-Ingles is adapted from the early English tradesmen. Most of its figures are similar to
some English dances in nature and mood, except for the last figure which is typically
Ilocano in movements. It is a lively and delightful Ilocano dance from Cabugao,
Ilocos Sur.

Who made Ba Ingles?

 Ba-Ingles was presented by Mrs. Francisca Reyes Aquino in 1962 at Stanford
University and again recently by Bernardo Pedere at the 1978 University of the Pacific
Folk Dance Camp at Stockton.

What is the costume used in Ba Ingles?

Ilocano peasant clothes