The Surtido Cebuano is a square dance that originated in Bantayan, Cebu. It is a fusion of Spanish, Mexican, French, and indigenous Philippine influences performed by pairs of dancers known as the head pair (CABECERAS) and side pairs (COSTADOS) who guide other dancers in varied quadrille formations. Traditionally, the Surtido Cebuano was a long dance performed by a large group to beautiful Visayan folk tunes.