Pandanggo sa Ilaw is a traditional Filipino folk dance that showcases grace and balance. Dancers typically perform with oil lamps or candles balanced on their heads and hands, demonstrating skill and poise. The dance is often accompanied by lively music, enhancing its festive atmosphere. Originating from the Spanish dance called "Fandango," Pandanggo sa Ilaw is commonly performed during celebrations and cultural events in the Philippines. It reflects the rich heritage and artistry of Filipino culture, highlighting the importance of community and tradition in Filipino society.