This Filipino performing arts company dancing Singapura of Singapore cultural / traditional dance - which blend rich traditional forms with contemporary dance techniques. Dance in Singapore incorporates the dances of many of its neighbors as well as traditional dances of its ethnic communities. The Lion Dance, a Chinese dance, is performed more often around New Years festivals. The Malay national dance is the Zapin, introduced in 1937. The Bharatnatyam and other south Indian dances are taught in the Tamil communities. This dance depicts city life in Singapore and takes audiences on a journey through all of its historical and modern landmarks and traditions with stunning costumes and exciting music. This dance portrays the integration of a multi-ethnic community with three major races: Indians, Chinese and Malays. Observing the rich cultural traditions unique to each culture this is a symbolic dance show with an impressive visual impact. Dedicated to portraying the colourful diversity of various ethnic traditions and customs they have created a series of creative dance performances that convey different social themes and concepts. SINGAPORE: MUSIC AND DANCE:

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National Parks Development Committee
CATP - SAYAW ASEAN
Online edition of CONCERT AT THE PARK, NPDC’s longest running public service program and Catholic Mass Media Hall of Fame Awardee for Best Cultural Program, In celebration of Southeast Asia’s culture and heritage! This program “Sayaw ASEAN” features the Sindaw Philippines Performing Arts Guild performing on the virtual stage of Concert at the Park. Proclamation No. 282 amending Proclamation No. 1008 (s. 1997) declares the month of August of every year as “ASEAN Month”
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