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The dance pattern of the Carinosa is a bit difficult to learn. It involves the use of a handkerchief and a fan. The dance is to the beat of three and both the male and female hold the corners of the handkerchief. There are several step by step tutorials online as well as YouTube instruction videos.
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What is the 7 different steps of carinosa dance?
what are the steps in carinosa dance
What are the materials used for carinosa dance?
materials used in carinosa
What is the music of carinosa folk dance?
TAE
What is the relevance of carinosa in our national folk dance?
chuvachuchu
Where did carinosa originated?
The carinosa originated on Panay Island when the Spaniards colonized the area. This is a type of dance which is Hispanic in origin.
What is the 7 different steps of carinosa dance?
what are the steps in carinosa dance
When did carinosa started?
Carinosa is a Filipino folk dance. The Carinosa dance dates back to the 16th century and was brought to the Philippines by the Spanish.
What are the materials used for carinosa dance?
materials used in carinosa
What is the music of carinosa folk dance?
TAE
Why carinosa is the nation dance?
because i dont know
What is the relevance of carinosa in our national folk dance?
chuvachuchu
Where did carinosa originated?
The carinosa originated on Panay Island when the Spaniards colonized the area. This is a type of dance which is Hispanic in origin.
What are the folk dances in philippines?
carinosa is the phillipine dance
What type of folk dance is carinosa?
It is a courting type of folk dance. It shows the recluse side of a filipina.
What part of the Philippines did carinosa originated?
The Carinosa did not originate in the Philippines. The dance originated in the Panay Islands on the Visayan Islands and it was introduced by the Spaniards during their colonization of the Philippines.
What are the dance steps of carinosa dance?
move left foot backward turn around and move to the left and done
Where did the carinosa dance iriginate?
The Phillipines. It is a dance of hispanic origin... a fan or handkerchief is used as it resembles the couple being placed in a romance scenario.
