Maglalatik 1. 6 8-counts jogging to get to place 2. 4 steps forward while pounding chest 3. 4 basic clap cycles in place 4. 4 basic clap cycles to get to two rows 5. 8 quick clap cycles to do the ripple effect 6. 8 quick clap cycles to circle around partner 7. CIRCLE UP 2 8-counts + 1 4-count for first clap clap after 1 8-count 3X Finishing clap 8. 8 high-low clap cycles to move to position 9. 8 cycles of 6 hit clapping 10. 16 counts for tricks with clapping in the background 11. 4 basic to get to two sides 12. 8 quick clap cycles for the battle 13. 4 quick clap cycles to get to end after last clap POSE Maglalatik 1. 6 8-counts jogging to get to place 2. 4 steps forward while pounding chest 3. 4 basic clap cycles in place 4. 4 basic clap cycles to get to two rows 5. 8 quick clap cycles to do the ripple effect 6. 8 quick clap cycles to circle around partner 7. CIRCLE UP 2 8-counts + 1 4-count for first clap clap after 1 8-count 3X Finishing clap 8. 8 high-low clap cycles to move to position 9. 8 cycles of 6 hit clapping 10. 16 counts for tricks with clapping in the background 11. 4 basic to get to two sides 12. 8 quick clap cycles for the battle 13. 4 quick clap cycles to get to end after last clap POSE
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Maglalatik is a dance that originated in the Philippines. During the dance, coconut shells are attached to the hands and also to a vest that is worn by the dancer. The dance is only performed by males.
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Maglalatik is a Filipino dance wherein dancers uses coconut shells. The dance was first performed in Binan, Laguna as mock-dance for the fight between Moros and Christians with coconut meat prize.