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Sayaw Pinoy 2013
Sayaw Pinoy is a touring dance concert showcasing the different dance forms (folk, ballet, hip-hop and contemporary) by various dance companies, which perform back to back with new dance groups. The participants during the show were (Technological University of the Philippines Kalinangan Dance Troupe, Halili-Cruz Ballet Company, Zamboanga National High School (Malangas Dance Ensemble) and the MEV Dance Company who were spreading the beauty of dance in key areas all over the country. Sayaw Pinoy highlighted dance icons in different cities in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.
It was the Halili-Cruz Ballet Company who first gave its performance which I think the main performer and lead Sayaw Pinoy 2013. When I was a child, I dreamed to become a ballet performer like them. I just don’t know why my mom did not enrolled in a ballet class and leave as it is, but I actually know how to dance a bit like that. Anyway, though they were not in synchronize at their first dance however they did it in the other entry and the song is in titled “Anua”. It was quite extraordinary that will really captivate your eyes with the vibrant colors of their suit as they turn together accordingly. I was stunt of the lead girl in the troupe who represent to dance “Kailangan Kita” with her male partner which entice the audience with her graceful dance moves and jumping in heights as her partner catches her. As I could remember I was in shocked and making thoughts in my mind that what if her partner would not be able to hold her that tight and she falls, what would happen to the show? But I was wrong; they were really professional dancers who make it to the point that all audience were clapping hands as an expression of praise and gratitude. What I noticed is that the interpretation of the song through the moves was so captivating but I was distracted by their facial expression that was not meant for smiling. Technological University of the Philippines Kalinangan Dance Troupe, was another

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