Philippine Cariñosa Dance History
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Which dance belongs to the Maria Clara suite of Philippine folk dances?

  • Maglalatik
  • Cariñosa (correct)
  • Tinikling
  • Pandanggo sa Ilaw

What is the historical origin of the cariñosa dance in the Philippines?

  • American
  • Asian
  • Native
  • Hispanic (correct)

Who was the main character in Jose Rizal's novel Noli Me Tangere, from which the Maria Clara suite of Philippine folk dances derives its name?

  • Elias
  • Ibarra
  • Don Rafael
  • Maria Clara (correct)

Which dance was named the national dance of the Philippines during the Marcos regime?

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What is the significance of the shy behavior of the female dancer in Cariñosa?

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Study Notes

Philippine Folk Dances

  • The Maria Clara suite of Philippine folk dances is associated with the Cariñosa dance.

Historical Origin of Cariñosa

  • The Cariñosa dance originated in the Philippines during the Spanish colonial era, specifically in the 17th century.
  • It was inspired by the Filipino adaptation of the Spanish contradanza, a courtship dance.

Maria Clara and Noli Me Tangere

  • The Maria Clara suite of Philippine folk dances derives its name from the main character, Maria Clara, in Jose Rizal's novel Noli Me Tangere.

National Dance of the Philippines

  • The Tinikling dance was named the national dance of the Philippines during the Marcos regime.

Significance of Shy Behavior in Cariñosa

  • The shy behavior of the female dancer in Cariñosa symbolizes the modesty and elegance of the Filipina woman.

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Test your knowledge on the history and origin of the Philippine dance, Cariñosa, which has its roots in Hispanic culture and plays a significant role in the country's folk dance heritage.

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