2. Pandanggo sa Sambalilo: This courtship dance from Batangas is characterized by graceful hand movements and lively steps, often performed with live music played by guitar or rondalla.
3. Itik-itik: Originating from Surigao del Norte, this dance imitates the movements of a duck. Dancers use their arms to simulate the flapping of wings and playfully waddle to the rhythm of a musical ensemble.
4. Singkil: A dance from Maguindanao, characterized by the weaving and maneuvering of the dancer around metal rods set in a V-shape on the ground. The dancer skillfully steps and leaps over the rods without touching them, creating a captivating performance.
5. Banga: A dance from Ilocos that takes inspiration from the movements of a woman balancing several water jars on her head. Dancers carry pots or "bangas" while maintaining rhythm and elegance in their movements.
6. Subli: This ritualistic dance from Batangas is performed during local festivities. It symbolizes the transformation from being enslaved by vices and sins to spiritual liberation. Dancers wear long, colorful costumes and perform choreographed movements in synchrony.
7. Maglalatik: A dance-drama from Biñan, Laguna, showcases mock combat between Moros and Christians during the Spanish colonial period. Dancers use wooden coconut shells (latik) during their performance, and the dance culminates in the "paglaki," where the main characters show off their strength and agility.