Zionelrichidn
Answered

IDNStudy.com, ang iyong mapagkukunan para sa mabilis at maaasahang mga sagot. Magtanong at makatanggap ng eksaktong sagot mula sa aming mga bihasang miyembro ng komunidad.

It recaptures the march of the early Aetas of Aklan in performing the
upbeat tune of traditional dances and music.​

Sagot :

Princessronaly70idn

Answer:

1. VISUAL ARTS IN FESTIVALS

1. VISUAL ARTS IN FESTIVALS2. ATI-ATIHAN FESTIVAL Every 3rd Sunday of January in Kalibo, Aklan Recapturing the march of the early Aetas of Aklan in performing the upbeat tune of traditional dances and music

1. VISUAL ARTS IN FESTIVALS2. ATI-ATIHAN FESTIVAL Every 3rd Sunday of January in Kalibo, Aklan Recapturing the march of the early Aetas of Aklan in performing the upbeat tune of traditional dances and music3. COSTUMES/MASKS DESIGNS Crisscrossing of linear lines, repeated curve and streamlines: floral and geometric designs

1. VISUAL ARTS IN FESTIVALS2. ATI-ATIHAN FESTIVAL Every 3rd Sunday of January in Kalibo, Aklan Recapturing the march of the early Aetas of Aklan in performing the upbeat tune of traditional dances and music3. COSTUMES/MASKS DESIGNS Crisscrossing of linear lines, repeated curve and streamlines: floral and geometric designs4. SINULOG FESTIVAL Every 3rd Sunday of January in Cebu City Celebrating the local people’s transition from paganism to Catholicism  COSTUMES/MASKS DESIGNS Crisscrossing of linear lines, repeated curve and streamlines: floral and geometric designs

1. VISUAL ARTS IN FESTIVALS2. ATI-ATIHAN FESTIVAL Every 3rd Sunday of January in Kalibo, Aklan Recapturing the march of the early Aetas of Aklan in performing the upbeat tune of traditional dances and music3. COSTUMES/MASKS DESIGNS Crisscrossing of linear lines, repeated curve and streamlines: floral and geometric designs4. SINULOG FESTIVAL Every 3rd Sunday of January in Cebu City Celebrating the local people’s transition from paganism to Catholicism  COSTUMES/MASKS DESIGNS Crisscrossing of linear lines, repeated curve and streamlines: floral and geometric designs5. DINAGYANG FESTIVAL Every 4th week of February in Iloilo City Exhibiting excellence in choreography by dancing the ancestor’s upbeat dance: rejoicing the conversion paganism COSTUMES/MASKS DESIGNS Line patterns, rickrack's, scrolls, curvilinear motifs, animal/floral and geometric design

1. VISUAL ARTS IN FESTIVALS2. ATI-ATIHAN FESTIVAL Every 3rd Sunday of January in Kalibo, Aklan Recapturing the march of the early Aetas of Aklan in performing the upbeat tune of traditional dances and music3. COSTUMES/MASKS DESIGNS Crisscrossing of linear lines, repeated curve and streamlines: floral and geometric designs4. SINULOG FESTIVAL Every 3rd Sunday of January in Cebu City Celebrating the local people’s transition from paganism to Catholicism  COSTUMES/MASKS DESIGNS Crisscrossing of linear lines, repeated curve and streamlines: floral and geometric designs5. DINAGYANG FESTIVAL Every 4th week of February in Iloilo City Exhibiting excellence in choreography by dancing the ancestor’s upbeat dance: rejoicing the conversion paganism COSTUMES/MASKS DESIGNS Line patterns, rickrack's, scrolls, curvilinear motifs, animal/floral and geometric design6. PANAGBENGA FESTIVAL Whole month of February in Baguio City Inspiring the local people to “bloom” and move forward after a 1990 earthquake left their City Shattered. Panagbenga Festival or Flower Festival of Baguio city is also celebrated to pay homage to the beautiful flowers that bloom in Baguio.

Explanation:

hope it helps

Ang iyong presensya ay mahalaga sa amin. Magpatuloy sa pagtatanong at pagbibigay ng mga sagot. Sama-sama tayong lumikha ng isang komunidad ng karunungan at pagkatuto. Gawin mong pangunahing mapagkukunan ang IDNStudy.com para sa maasahang mga sagot. Nandito kami para sa iyo.