Dinagyang is over, or is it?
In truth, Dinagyang does not really end on the day the winning tribes are announced, nor when the last drumbeat fades at the Freedom Grandstand or the...
Noel Galon de LeonJanuary 27, 20266 min
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In truth, Dinagyang does not really end on the day the winning tribes are announced, nor when the last drumbeat fades at the Freedom Grandstand or the...
I agree with the discomfort behind the question of authenticity in the Dinagyang Festival, because the festival we witness today is undeniably far rem...
By Noel Galon de Leon That was the question that floated across my screen like confetti during Dinagyang season, innocent, mischievous, and almost agg...
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