Binoyugan is a folk dance from the Ilocano region of the Philippines. [1] The dance shows women balancing traditional clay pots, or bangas, on their heads and originated from the word "buyog", which refers to the large clay pots used for boiling sweet potatoes or fetching water. [2]

Binoyugan It is an Ilocano term meaning “celebration of abundance”, an Ilocano dance where women balance clay pots on their heads and roll from side to side while keeping the pots balanced....

The Binoyugan is a dance from the Ilocano area of Pangasinan that shows women balancing the traditional banga or clay pots on their heads.

The document discusses Binuyugan, an Ilocano dance where women balance clay pots on their heads and roll from side to side while keeping the pots balanced. It also describes the Binuyugan Festival, a celebration of the arrival of the Ilocano-speaking Maitum community to Sarangani Province, which prominently features the traditional Binuyugan dance.

A dance of the Ilocano region, and comes from the Pangasanin word "buyog" (big clay pot) used for boiling "camote" (sweet potatoes) or for fetching water from the well. The old women balance big pots on their heads as they gaily dance about. Follow us …

Apr 24, 2023 · BASIC STEPS IN BINOYUGAN PART 1 Binoyugan is a dance from Pangasinan that uses “boyug” in fetcching water. Showing skills of whirling and turning with...

The Binoyugan is a dance from the Ilocano area of Pangasinan that shows women balancing the traditional banga or clay pots on their heads. At the end of the dance, the women lie on their stomachs then roll from side to side while balancing the pot.

Apr 27, 2023 · Binoyugan is a dance from Pangasinan that used "boyug" in fetching water. Showing skills of whirling and turning with the clay pot on top of the head.

A dance from Pangasinan province depicting women fetching water from wells.