Hanapin
Ceremonial dance
/sˌɛɹɪmˈəʊnɪəl dˈans/
/sˌɛɹɪmˈoʊnɪəl dˈæns/Ceremonial dance
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seremoniyang sayaw
a dance performed as a solemn or formal part of a ritual, ceremony, or religious observance
What is a "ceremonial dance"?
A ceremonial dance is a type of dance performed as part of a ritual or special event that holds cultural or spiritual significance. These dances are often done to mark important occasions, such as religious ceremonies, rites of passage, or community celebrations. The movements and patterns of ceremonial dance are usually symbolic and are meant to honor traditions, express devotion, or connect with spiritual beliefs.
Halimbawa
The tribal elders led the ceremonial dance around the sacred fire, invoking blessings from the spirits for a bountiful harvest.
The initiation ritual featured a ceremonial dance performed by the initiates, marking their transition into adulthood within the community.
During the religious festival, devotees participated in a ceremonial dance procession through the streets, expressing devotion and reverence to the deity.
The wedding ceremony included a traditional ceremonial dance performed by the bride and groom, symbolizing their union and commitment to each other.
At the funeral ceremony, mourners gathered to perform a solemn ceremonial dance in honor of the departed, paying homage to their life and legacy.
