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This document discusses various performing arts traditions from the Philippines, including wedding folk dances from Zambales called Habanera Botoleña, the Ton'ak Ifugao rice harvest ritual, and Aeta ethnic dances. Aetas traditionally performed ritual dances integrating animal movements and nature to offer gifts before hunting or farming, mimicking birds, animals, and crickets to the environmental spirit called "Anito" as a way to respect the environment. The document provides examples of traditional Philippine performing arts rituals and their cultural significance.
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