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Heladeria Ciao Bei - Cala D'or, Mallorca
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Cala D'Or, Holiday Beach Resort Mallorca
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Cala D'Or is a popular resort town on the south eastern coast of Mallorca. The area is made up of five different areas that take their names from the surrounding bays or calas.
There are shops and restaurants here, the best of which are down at the marina and the area is popular with walkers but the main draw is the consistently good weather and the beaches.
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Mortimer Beckett and the Book of Gold: The Movie (Voice-Overs; Subtitles)
Introverted thinker Mortimer and spontaneous extrovert Kate, embark on an unexpected journey full of riddles and mysteries. What secrets lie written within the Book of Gold? Discover the beauty of emotion and the value of companionship.
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Mazurka de Jagna - Bohol Province Provincial Meet (LUPAE)
Performed by the LUngsoranon Performing Arts Ensemble during the Bohol Province Provincial Meet Folk Dance Competition in Candijay, Bohol.
Dance Literature:
Dance Researcher: Ramon A. Obusan
Resource Person: Carmen Lara Cruz (1988 National Folk Dance Workshop)
Meaning: A mazurka named after Jagna Town in Bohol
Dance Culture: Lowland Christian (town)
Ethnolinguistic Group: Boholano (Visayan)
Classification: Festival
Background/Context: While on research in the 70's, elementary pupils of Ms. Agbayani in Jagna performed Mazurka de Jagna for Mr. Ramon Obusan. Ms. Agbayani no longer remember the origin of the dance. It is only known that the mazurka step was introduced by the Spanish missionaries sometime in the 18th century. The mazurka together with our European steps was brought from Germany via the Galleons. The Spanish friars finding music and dance as effective tools to make the natives understand Christianity better, centered on these folk traditions.
Movements/Steps Particular to Dance: While retaining the mazurka step in its true Germanic form, other European steps like the waltz, stamps and brushes were ingeniously incorporated into this dance.
Dance Properties
Costume:
Female: Maria Clara Ampir or Umpir style. The ampir or empire gown was inspired by Josephine, Napoleon Bonaparte's wife. It was introuduced to the Philippines through Paris, London, New York and other fashion centers of the world after the opening of the Suez canal in 1862.
Top (Baro): The ampir has high-cut bodice and full bell sleeves and finely embroidered on endges or overlaid with wide lace. [Material: jusi, piña, abaca (pinukpok), cotton, lately nylon and organza. White corpiño (undergarment) top comes with baro.
Scarf (Baksa): A wide rectangular piece similar to camisa material and folded triangularly. It is set over the shoulders meeting at a point over the chest held by a pin or brooch. Borders similarly embroidered or overlaid as the sleeves. Same material and decor as the camisa. Both camisa and bakasa are starched.
Skirt (Saya): Wide stripes of contrasting colors. Semi-balloon with a moderate tail or kola. Waistline going up to lower level of the bust-line. Voluminous hemline further stiffened with rough abaca. Other recommended variation is the gored or de espada. [Material: Silk, satin, brocade, cotton or any available choice.] With stiff petticoat.
Accessories: Gold or gold imitation payneta, necklace with crucifix pendant.
Suggested Footwear: Cocho or Zapatilla.
Male:
Top: Barong Tagalog. Long-sleeved shirt reaching half way to the knees. Regular size collar bordered with narrow line fine lace. The cuffs are embellished with the same lace material. Buttoned halfway with fancy coins, pearls or other fasteners. Shirt front is designed with two narrow embroidered panels running parallel from both sides of the chest and meet in a horizontal just at navel-line to form a U. Embroidered, laced or appliqued are variations. Modifications of this design are common. [Material: piña, jusi, abaca, cotton, lately nylon and organza]
Music: 3/4; composed of four part: Introduction, A, B and C
Count: 1, 2, 3 to a measure
Formation: Partners stand opposite each other about six feet apart. Girl is at right side of
boy when facing audience. Any number of pairs may take part in the dance.