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Old 22nd January 2019, 05:54 PM   #4
Battara
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Xasterix, thanks for the link. I love and want that kulintang music! (though I have 2 CDs of it ).

The dancing and fingernails are similar to that found all over Indonesia (especially Bali) and even in Cambodia (all to their equivalents of kulintang/gamelan music).

I noticed that most of the sword work and spear work is done standing up. Some I have seen were influenced by penjat silat and thus low to the ground.

Again, maraming salamat!
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