Sayaw sa Bangko is a folk dance from Pangasinan province, Philippines where a couple dances on a narrow bench, carefully exchanging places by moving around or throwing the girl in the air while the boy moves to the other end, requiring skill to stay balanced. Originally performed by the Pangasinan tribe before Spanish colonization, it demonstrates complementary movement so neither dancer falls off as they entertain audiences during town fiestas.
Sayaw sa Bangko is a folk dance from Pangasinan province, Philippines where a couple dances on a narrow bench, carefully exchanging places by moving around or throwing the girl in the air while the boy moves to the other end, requiring skill to stay balanced. Originally performed by the Pangasinan tribe before Spanish colonization, it demonstrates complementary movement so neither dancer falls off as they entertain audiences during town fiestas.
Sayaw sa Bangko is a folk dance from Pangasinan province, Philippines where a couple dances on a narrow bench, carefully exchanging places by moving around or throwing the girl in the air while the boy moves to the other end, requiring skill to stay balanced. Originally performed by the Pangasinan tribe before Spanish colonization, it demonstrates complementary movement so neither dancer falls off as they entertain audiences during town fiestas.
SA BANGKO WHAT IS SAYAW SA BANGKO? SAYAW SA BANGKO • “Dance on a bench”, is a folk dance from the Pangasinan province of the Philippines.
• Aka Bench Tapew Ed Dance, is performed by a
couple on a narrow bench, inching and hopping from one end to another.
• Dancers show skill in staying up the bench as
they exchange places by moving their way around or by the girl being thrown in the air while the boy moves to the other end. SAYAW SA BANGKO • They do not compete but rather complement each other so that no one falls.
• It is usually performed during town fiestas.
HISTORY AND ORIGIN SAYAW SA BANGKO • Originates from the Pangasipan tribe ofand Lingayen
• This dance dates back to before the Spanish
colonization of the Philippines, which means it is a purely Filipino ancestral dance.