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Example of folkdance in the Philippines?
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Why is folkdance important?
Because i want.
What is banga-salidsid folkdance?
are you pretty.!
What is Sua Ku Sua Folkdance?
The Sua-Ku-Sua is a folkdance that originated in the Philippines. It is a courtship dance that is popular in the Mindanao region of the country.
What is the history of the Haplik folkdance?
It originates from the Philippines
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