Gongs during dances are prominent in the Kankanaey tribe. Gangsa (brass/copper gongs) are used in celebrations, rituals, and ceremonies. With each strike of hand, the sound produced signifies the vibrant and solemn devotion of the people in acknowledging their rich culture and traditions, expressing it through dances and songs.Â
Ink etched on each members' skin contains symbol and representations that are vital to the group. This is where distinctions can be classified in their community.