Street Dance Parade

STREET DANCE,

more formally known as vernacular dance, is an umbrella term used to describe dance styles that evolved outside of dance studios in any available open space such as streets, dance parties, block parties, parks, school yards, raves, and nightclubs, etc. They are often improvisational and social in nature encouraging interaction and contact with spectators and the other dancers. These dances generally evolve out of urban and suburban spaces in some form of underground culture/region; they are a part of the vernacular culture of that geographical area (as if they were folk dances; although since the advent of the internet, the dances seem to be shared amongst people with the same musical interest worldwide). Therefore, street dance refers to modern folk dance with the term 'street' being more accurate since much of the modern world is now urbanized.

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LANG-AY FESTIVAL
in Bontoc, Mountain Province.

"Lang-ay" is a Bontoc term for celebration. The festival has become an annual tradition which happens every April of each year.

The dance is an adaptation of the tribes' cultural rites performed by students from Baguio City.

STREET DANCE PARADE

This was an actual parade of different tribal performers where at some point they synchronically show off their choreographed dance based on their municipality's cultural theme.