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• are celebrations or series of events and performances in commemoration of a person, religious events, history or stories

  Festivals
• • Kalibo, Aklan
  • Make believe " Ati "

  Ati-atihan
• Held every third week of january 


  Ati-atihan
• Ati-atihan Festival

  • People cheer and shout '' Hala Bira " and '' Viva Santo Nino! ''
• • Religious festival held on the third sunday of january
  • Cebu
  • To honor the Santo Nino

  Sinulog
• Sinulog Festival

  The petrioners often yell out '' Pit Senior ''
• • Annual celebration on the twenty third of July
  • Bauan and Agoncillo and the Santo Nino of Batangas City


  Subilan
• Subsub- bending your body forward/downward
• Bali - broken
• • Colorful folk-religious festivals during Holy Week.
  • Morions wear their costumes for an entire week, scare children away and court the ladies by singing and dancing for them.

  Moriones
• A festival in Marinduque

  Moriones
• A festival that reenactment of the story of Saint Longinus.

  Moriones
• Accompanied by rhythmic music of drums precussions, trumpets and native gongs.

  Sinulog
• Consists of tribal dance parade with drum music, costumes and indigenous accesories to honor the Santo Nino of Holy Child Jesus.

  Ati atihan
• Performed with chanting and accompanied by drums.

  Subilan
• Held in Davao every third week of August in celebration of thanksgiving for good harvest with parade floats of fresh fruits and flowers and street dancing with colorful tribal coustumes and accesories


  Kadayawan
• Used to be called Apo Duwalig

  Kadayawan
• Mt. Apo


  King of Durian
• Waling-Waling


  Queen of Orchids
• In 1998 the festival was renamed '' Kadayawan sa Dabaw ''
• • Held in Bicol Region, aims to express friendliness, enthusiasm and goodwill to all people.
  • To commemorate the 3 heroes of the Bicol epic in the town namely Baltong, Handong and Bantong.
  • The people in the parade in the streets wearing mask and costumes like the heroes and villain in the epic.

  Ibalong
• • It is the greek word for play.
  • It is something done, not read.

  Drama
• It has action, dialogue, props and costumes. It has background music, music speech and music of movement.

  Drama
• • Descended from the 16th century spanish media ( PLAY )
  • One of the colorful theatrical traditions in the Philippines.
  • Used by spanish as a method to spread Christianity.


  Komedya
• • This theatrical form describes the conflict of Christians and Muslims.

  Komedya
• The 2 types of Komedya

  Secular Religious
• • An art form of lyric theater drama.
  • Incorporated with singing, dancing and dialogue
  • Originated in Spain and was made popular in the Philippines in the 1800's
  • It portrays the typical Filipino realities and stories in a particular country and social relations which viewers can relate in their lives such as elections, feast, marriage and family.


  Sarsuela
• • Stage show that became popular during the Japanese period based on French vacoleville.
  • Was developed because the city growers wanted to uplift their emotional stability from the visual stage acts to a stage presentation featuring comedy, monologue, skits, impersonators, acrobats and even magical acts.


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