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PANDANGGO SA ILAW performed by PAPAGP (Philippine-American Performing Arts of Greater Pittsburgh)

Pandanggo sa Ilaw is a waltz-style, playful folk dance that exhibits a distinctive fusion of local and western indigenous dance types. Pandanggo sa Ilaw simulates fireflies at dusk or dawn light and flight. The word “pandanggo” is derived from the Spanish word “fandango,” which is also a popular dance in Portugal. Similar to the original fandango folk dance, Pandanggo sa Ilaw requires excellent balance and incorporates clapping and lively steps danced in a three-fourths beat. The light refers to three oil lamps that the women dancers balance on the head and at the back of each hand. Candles in clear glasses have long replaced the oil lamps. Colonel Antonio R. Buenaventura, a National Artist and a professor at the Conservatory of Music in the University of the Philippines, composed the music that accompanies the Pandanggo sa Ilaw dance. No copyright infringement intended.