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Dancing in Korea

September 4th, 2007 | Culture and Tradition, Outside Cordi


Ahn Nyeong Hah Se Yo! We’d like to say “Hello” and “Thanks” to our regular visitors from South Korea :-)

The above video shows some of our kailiyans performing a courtship dance during the Arirang Migrant Festival. Thanks to rbusiley for uploading the video.

RELATED: Igorots in Seoul, Korea. VIDEO CREDIT: rbusiley.

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3 comments ↓

#1 abella on 09.05.07 at 7:42 am

Hmmm… it is good to see how courting was done before. i am an advocate of bringing back what our people used to do and be able to let the younger generations not forget their root. Thank you for posting these videos.

#2 Daniel Ted on 09.05.07 at 7:43 am

Great. Behold the invasion of Korea by the Igorots…hehe

#3 Bill Bilig on 09.05.07 at 9:26 am

Hi Abella,
You’re welcome. And thanks for dropping by. Yes it’s good if we continue to pass on our culture to the younger generation. Thanks :-)

Hi Daniel,
Reverse invasion ba after the Koreans invaded Baguio hehe. Thanks :-)

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