It's K-Traditional time! Hallyangmu dance performance by Jevgenija from Arirang, Estonia. Shot at beautiful Japanese garden, Tallinn. #KCF #kcommunity_challenge #kcommunity_festival #Its_Ktraditional_time #KOFICE #KOCIS

This video is our entry for the “K-Community Challenge 2021 - Hallyangmu”. It is a cover challenge where people around the world are invited to learn about Korean traditional arts and share their own performance videos. → Check more about the festival: https://www.kcommunityfestival.com → Check videos of our practices and also our entry for Sogochum: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLix3n1e8KrV9tiNMnfzaKfAVYEMssGPBL ✮ About Hallyangmu During the Joseon Dynasty, the term hallyang (or “prodigal men”) was applied to noblemen who did not hold office and therefore did not work for money, but simply idled away their lives enjoying various entertainments. The “Dance of the Prodigal Man” (or Hallyangmu) is one folk dance that has two variations: one in the form of a theatrical performance presenting a particular storyline and the other as solo piece staged mainly for aesthetic purposes. The former is a drama narrated through choreographic movement the story of a prodigal man and an old Buddhist monk as they contest over the heart of a gisaeng courtesan. In the latter variation a male dancer costumed in a robe and hat characteristic of Joseon literati performs gorgeous and elegant movements, usually with a fan, suggesting the stylish and playful lifestyle of a hallyang. There can be different writings or drawings on the fan’s paper. The most common themes in Hallyangmu’s fans are orchids, and bamboos. In our performance, we’ve chosen to include Brazilian elements, as the Golden Trumpet Tree (known as Yellow Ipe - Brazil’s National Flower and also the chosen background for our performance), and also animals of our fauna, like toucan and macaw. Furthermore, we’ve chosen to mix a little of both the dance’s variation: the aesthetic version with a theatrical introduction, but including an element that is very present in our country: a soccer match. ⚽ We hope you enjoy our performance as much as we enjoyed creating it! ♡ ☆ About us ABRADACO, which is the short form of “Associação Brasileira de Dança Tradicional Coreana” (Brazilian Association of Traditional Korean Dance or 브라질한국무용협회) was born in 2017 as we started gathering every Saturday together in Bom Retiro (a Korean neighborhood in Sao Paulo) to learn more about the Korean Traditional Dance. Since then we started rehearsing and performing to help spread the Korean culture we all love. → Follow us on instagram and facebook: @dancacoreana ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀_____________________________ Esse video é nossa inscrição para “K-Community Challenge 2021 - Hallyangmu”. É um desafio de cover onde pessoas do mundo todo são convidadas a aprenderem sobre as artes tradicionais coreanas e compartilham os videos de suas versões. → Saiba mais sobre o festival: https://www.kcommunityfestival.com → Veja nossos ensaios e também nossa inscrição para o Sogochum: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLix3n1e8KrV9tiNMnfzaKfAVYEMssGPBL ✮ Sobre Hallyangmu Durante a Dinastia Joseon, o termo hallyang (ou “homens pródigos”) era aplicado para os homens da nobreza que não tinham cargos, portanto não trabalhavam por dinheiro, eles simplesmente passam a vida desfrutando de diversos entretenimentos. A “Dança do Homem Pródigo” (ou Hallyangmu) é uma dança folclórica que tem duas variações: uma forma é uma performance teatral apresentando um enredo e outra com um propósito mais estético. O primeiro é um drama narrado através de movimentos coreografados que narra a história de um homem pródigo e um velho monge budista que lutam para ganhar o coração de uma cortesã ginseng. Já no último, um homem vestido com um traje e chapéu característico dos literatos de Joseon através de movimentos elegantes e graciosos, geralmente usando um leque, sugerindo o estilo de vida estiloso. Pode ter diferentes escritos ou desenhos no papel do leque. Os temas mais comuns nos leques do Hallyangmu são orquídeas e bambus. Em nossa apresentação, optamos por incluir elementos brasileiros, como o Ipê Amarelo (a planta nacional do Brasil e que também foi o cenário escolhido para essa performance), além de animais de nossa fauna, como o tucano e a arara. Além disso, optamos por misturar um pouco das duas variações da dança: a versão elegante junto com uma introdução teatral, porém incluindo um elemento bem presente em nosso país: uma partida de futebol. ⚽ Esperamos que vocês gostem de nossa apresentação tanto quanto gostamos de cria-la! ♡ ☆ Sobre nós ABRADACO - que é a versão abreviada “Associação Brasileira de Dança Tradicional Coreana” (브라질한국무용협회) - nasceu em 2017 quando nos começamos a nos reunir todo sábado no Bom Retiro (bairro coreano em São Paulo) para aprender mais sobre a dança tradicional coreana. Desde então começamos a ensaiar e realizar performances para ajudar a espalhar a cultura coreana que tanto amamos. → Sigam-nos no instagram e facebook: @dancacoreana ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀_____________________ #KCF #kcommunity_challenge #kcommunity_festival #Its_Ktraditional_time #KOFICE #KOCIS #Its_K_traditional_time

Esta es nuestra participación para el K-Community challenge, representando el tradicional baile con abanicos "Hallyangmu". Aprovechando que se acercan nuestras fechas patrias, quisimos aprovechar los matices mexicanos de nuestra bonita ciudad de Irapuato, Gto. Al igual que representamos la coreografía con este hermoso vestido blanco de Veracruz, ya que en su vestuario suelen portar un abanico y el corte del vestido nos parece uno de los más bonitos de nuestro país y se uso el traje de charro azul de Jalisco ya que es uno de los más simbólicos y reconocidos a Nuriel mundial. Todo esto lo hacemos mucho respeto con el fin de poder confinar las hermosas tradiciones coreanas y mexicanas. Esperamos que lo disfruten. Agradecemos al Ballet Folklorico IMCAR de Irapuato por la renta de los vestuarios. A Manuel Martínez por su apoyo en la grabación. Pero sobre todo a Fer Maldonado por habernos apoyado en el montaje de la coreografía y el gran apoyo en el día de grabación. Y los organizadores de K-Community Festival por organizar este concurso. Sin ustedes esto no hubiera sido posible. Muchas gracias! 💜 Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tockpopmx/​​ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tock.pop/​​ __________________________________________________________ This is our participation for the K-Community challenge, representing the traditional fan dance "Hallyangmu". Taking advantage of our national dates approaching, we wanted to take advantage of the Mexican nuances of our beautiful city of Irapuato, Gto. As we represent the choreography with this beautiful white dress from Veracruz, since in their wardrobe they usually carry a fan and the cut of the dress seems to us one of the most beautiful in our country and the blue charro suit from Jalisco was used since It is one of the most symbolic and recognized in the world Nuriel. We do all this with great respect in order to be able to confine the beautiful Korean and Mexican traditions. We hope you enjoy it. We thank the IMCAR Folklorico Ballet of Irapuato for the rental of the changing rooms. To Manuel Martínez for his support in the recording. But above all to Fer Maldonado for having supported us in the assembly of the choreography and the great support on the day of recording. And the organizers of K-Community Festival for organizing this contest. Without you this would not have been possible. Thank you! #KCF #kcommunity_challenge #kcommunity_festival #Its_Ktraditional_time #KOFICE #KOCIS

The 2021 K-Community Challenge provided the opportunity to learn some Hallyangmu, the learned men's dance. It is performed with paper folding fans and is a most dignified, elegant dance. We gathered a few clothing items from other dances that looked like the appropriate costume, used Hungarian waistcoats to give it a local taste (Ági's shirt is also Hungarian), and borrowed the Korean-style hats designed by our friend, Doris. :) Filming location is the lovely pavilion in the Buda castle, the heart of Budapest. What a lovely view! Thank you for watching, it was an awesome experience :) Dancing: Csillag, Ági Gayageum for the opening music: Ági Hats designed by: Dorisz Thanks to Zsuzsa for clothing-related help, and Mirtill for filming. Edited by: Ági and Anna #KCF #kcommunity_challenge #kcommunity_festival #Its_K_traditional_time #It's_K_traditional_time #KOFICE #KOCIS #traditionaldance #Koreantraditionaldance #Mindeulle #Hallyangmu #KoreandanceHallyangmu