I am Filipino but I find the lady narrator's accent to be rather unusual. I don't think it is a common 'Filipino accent'. Am I the only one who has observed this? I am curious as to where the accent is coming from. Maybe it is just her idiosyncratic way of speaking. Love the content of the video though. It would have been nice if they were actual video footages rather than still photos so that we could see the movement. I think the still photos also maybe make the masks look scary to Westerners or to those not familiar with the festivals. You really have to see the motion and hear the chanting and the music to appreciate the festival dancing. The sounds will resonate through your body when you are near them. Thank you for featuring and reacting to this!
@@mari_stela I agree. I couldn't put my finger on it, but you are right. It was her diction and delivery that was odd. And I don't think it was a digitally altered voice.
I'm living in Bacolod City(ever since) where the Masskara Festival takes place. Once you know the history of why this festival exists, you would actually appreciate everything about it especially the masks. I never see the mask as creepy or weird but instead, I just see a very colorful parade of people dancing so energetically to local music (with props also) and it's so much fun being in there personally. We also celebrate the electric Masskara Parade at night where the costumes and props are set/designed with colorful lights. I also agree with some comments, I think seeing these festivals in motion/video would be more fun rather than just looking at the pictures. :)
Iloilo City where I was born. Ati-Atihan in Kalibo, Aklan & Dinagyang Festival in Iloilo are both in the island of Panay. In honor of the natives (Negritoes or Aetas) when they were converted to Christianity.
Negritos/Aetas in Panay "..when they were converted to Christianity". The original version was the golden salakot, the barter of Panay between the native Aetas and the arrival of the ten muslim bornean datus in the 12th century. The story turned out to be a hoaxed hence they switched the story into someyhing in the line of a Chrustian conversion of the Panay Aetas.
I think you will feel different towards the masks when you see them dancing graciously and beautifully. You won't be bothered by it anymore and you'll focus more on their dances. Almost all of the festivals in the PH have dance performances. Every year all of the festivals of each cities are invited to compete in the Aliwan Festival, a dance competition of all the festivals.
4:54 What? No way! No one ever told me since childhood that dancing is bad. Maybe American Mormons are different from Filipino Mormons, but there's no way that is true. Our church literally encourages us to attend Christmas parties. And when we reach our teenage years, they have this event (I forget what it's called) where they want us teens to mingle & dance with the opposite sex (which I personally am not into).
I live in Silay City and I go to college in Bacolod City. My goodness, going home during the month of Masskara Festival is stressful. Crowds and traffic everywhere. However, it's very fun.
You have to hear the drums and you’ll feel what this festivals are all about… Dinagyang in Iloilo is cool… non stop drums that beats withbyour heart👏👏👏dancing and drinking and just celebrating… lots of foreigners love this festival..
I think you need to see the actual videos of this festival. You'll definitely appreciate and feel it more. The picture cannot give justice onto how fun and great this festivals are. You just need to be there.
I understand how you feel about the Maskara or Mask Festival. But just want to say I've been able to attend that in Bacolod and it is the Coolest Festival I've seen so far. It's not creepy or scary at all. Soo awesome especially the night dancers!
Well, I have to say that Dinagyang festival of Iloilo city is the grandest festival in the Philippines. Because lots of foreigners from other countries in the world come and see the festival..aside from the local tourists and also they get invited to perform abroad.. They are always chosen to represent the Philippines...IMO..
I wish they would've included those grandiose floats full of flowers in Panagbenga Festival. Whoever made the video doesn't really know that it is one of the big highlights of that festival!
DINAGYANG festival of Iloilo is the Queen of all Philippine Festival, They brought a lot of innovations that some of the Philippine Festivals Follow, Every year you'll see the innovations from concept to drums. They also got the number of wins in Aliwan fiesta Battle of Festival Champions. 8 times champion. Ati Atihan and Dinagyang Are neighbours in Panay Island and they both portrayed the natives which are the Aeta/ati, Ati atihan in black paint and Dinagyang In brown paint. Dinagyang is also the hall of famer Best Tourism event in the country given by The Association Tourism of the Philippines (ATOP). and the most awarded festival in the coutry for its Legacy, Innovation and Good Practices.
In the 17th century, a Spanish General brought hundreds of soldiers from Peru and Mexico to the Philippines. They were the Aztec, Mayan, and Peruvian warriors who fought alongside the Spaniards and local Filipinos against the Moros and Chinese Rebels. It was said that they never returned home after the battle was won. Perhaps, that is why there is “Native American” influence in some of the costumes you saw on the video. I could be wrong about the tribal influences.
Tlaxcalans were brought by the thousands and mix with the local Austronesian peoples who are genetic cousins, their descendants number in the millions.
the best one is the SINULOG festival happens every 3rd sunday of january....its a weeklong celebration and you will see in cebu city how religious people are....in celebrating the fiesta of sto nino..but for now since pandemic came it has been cancelled 2 years in a row now , hoping in the future a fiesta will be held again
Dinagyang - Queen of All Philippine Festivals Atiatihan - Mother of All Philippine Festivals Masskara - Most Colorful Festival in the Philippines Western Visayas is the capital of Festivals of PH
02:40 the MassKara Festival was born because of the tough times the province is going thru...it was in the 80's when the prices of Sugar nose dived to almost rockbottom...dubbed as the Sugar bowl of the Philippines..Negros Occidental...produces 56% of the total sugar output of the Philippines with its dozen Sugarmills scattered all over the province...relying only on the Sugar Industry..it really suffered from the price decline...already in the trying times...a sea mishap had added to the misery of the negrenses..when a ship bound for its capital Bacolod from Manila sunk...it came in the very unfortunate time. So the government officials came up with an idea of atleast bringing cheers to the people despite all the worst they've been to...PUTTING A SMILE OVER THE SAD FACES BEHIND THOSE MASKS...just to lift the spirit of the people....
before pandemic here in iloilo city Philippines ..we have a multiple events .. start in December .. December 25 Christmas day December 31 new year 2nd sunday in January fiesta in villa arevalo ..after the all day the firework contest start .. 😅 in the next sunday the dinagyang festival coming 😍😍 ..
Dinagyang Festival is the whole famer festival in the Philippines. it the most unique and prestigious festival held at Iloilo City Philippines 🇵🇭 MABUHAY !!!
A lot of these festivals in the Visayan region celebrate the Child Jesus, locally called the Santo Nino. So the small statues they have are not "dolls" --- they're a small figurine of the Child Jesus.
Thanks for bringing me to those festivals esp. during this pandemic. I guess I just have to live vicariously online and your reaction videos are helping make make it happen. 😉
When you guys say Native Americans yes you're not wrong these traditions are mixture of Austronesian and Native Mexican culture particularly the Tlaxcalans who settled in the Philippines by the thousands influencing local languages, culture and traditions, their descendants number in the millions.
pangit nung video..puro picture. hindi gumagalaw ..nakaka antok panoorin...pag nag suggest naman kayo . yung interesting panoorin at maganda quality . hindi yung basta maka suggest lang...
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We have a lot of festival like bangus festival and dinengdeng festival you can enjoy the whole year you stayed in philippines come and visit our country
No Masskara Festival is not creepy. I'm from Bacolod but now I'm here in Jeddah, KSA. IF You experience Masskara Festival You will love it & most tourist mostly come to Bacolod to experience Masskara Festival especially if you can see different contestant who joins the masskara Dance competition & you will witness how dancers dance in the street w/ different attractive mask and costume & I experience that coz I'm one of a massakara dancer of our school way back before. Thank u
No worries about if people don't know if Mormons dance. If you dance at a festival, folk dances you're ok and is not prohibited, and you are still part of the community. What Phezz is talking about is not Mormons it is some kind of religious group.
I've been to masskara festival dude that was not creepy that was colorfull festival and that festival was really fun people there full of smiles well they called city of smiles afterall.! Its like a mardigra from brazil
I thought one of you is of mexican heritage.have you not heard of fiesta? Mexico must have so many fiestas. These fiestas are celebrated on certain month of the year in different areas(provinces) all over the Philippines.
She is trying to explain ,but you do not hear it because you keep on talking..They are not creepy in person ...You need to watch the dancing and the whole program they are beautiful not creepy at all..
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Tacloban city is real hestory is located in basey samar..santo niño in tacloban is replica in basey samar..we borrowd santo niño in basey samar philippines...tacloban hestory is a hestory of basey samar...not panahon ng kastila wala sila sa record..haha singaling na kasaysayan para lang sumikat hahaha
Sorry to say that your not reacting and lestening to to the explaination of each festival you react you just look at the photo and comment...what you see no offense and thank you ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
I am Filipino but I find the lady narrator's accent to be rather unusual. I don't think it is a common 'Filipino accent'. Am I the only one who has observed this? I am curious as to where the accent is coming from. Maybe it is just her idiosyncratic way of speaking. Love the content of the video though. It would have been nice if they were actual video footages rather than still photos so that we could see the movement. I think the still photos also maybe make the masks look scary to Westerners or to those not familiar with the festivals. You really have to see the motion and hear the chanting and the music to appreciate the festival dancing. The sounds will resonate through your body when you are near them. Thank you for featuring and reacting to this!
Her diction and delivery sounded strange..
@@mari_stela I agree. I couldn't put my finger on it, but you are right. It was her diction and delivery that was odd. And I don't think it was a digitally altered voice.
@@inkdarkmoon6399 sir, i know it's not our first language but we were exposed and taught eversince we were brought out of this world.. So yeah.. 😊
@@mari_stela Very true!
Though how she pronounces the words obviously she is pinay, nilalagyan nya lang kasi ng parang tono kumbaga kaya weird
I'm living in Bacolod City(ever since) where the Masskara Festival takes place. Once you know the history of why this festival exists, you would actually appreciate everything about it especially the masks. I never see the mask as creepy or weird but instead, I just see a very colorful parade of people dancing so energetically to local music (with props also) and it's so much fun being in there personally. We also celebrate the electric Masskara Parade at night where the costumes and props are set/designed with colorful lights. I also agree with some comments, I think seeing these festivals in motion/video would be more fun rather than just looking at the pictures. :)
Masskara festival 2nd to last 😂😂😂 i think the girl she's not a filipino, accent is kakaiba😂😂😂
Same
Same
Iloilo City where I was born. Ati-Atihan in Kalibo, Aklan & Dinagyang Festival in Iloilo are both in the island of Panay. In honor of the natives (Negritoes or Aetas) when they were converted to Christianity.
Negritos/Aetas in Panay "..when they were converted to Christianity". The original version was the golden salakot, the barter of Panay between the native Aetas and the arrival of the ten muslim bornean datus in the 12th century. The story turned out to be a hoaxed hence they switched the story into someyhing in the line of a Chrustian conversion of the Panay Aetas.
@@abu3803 botbot ka walang muslim na datu ng panay dahil alam nila history ng nakaraan nila ungas masyadong kang fanatic ng peke mong relihiyon.
@@iam3336 exactly there were no datus in panay coming from borneo because the story of the ten bornean datus is botbot.
@@abu3803 botbot? just like ancestors.😂😂
@@iam3336 ignoramus pygmaeus dinosovan link
I think you will feel different towards the masks when you see them dancing graciously and beautifully. You won't be bothered by it anymore and you'll focus more on their dances. Almost all of the festivals in the PH have dance performances. Every year all of the festivals of each cities are invited to compete in the Aliwan Festival, a dance competition of all the festivals.
4:54 What? No way! No one ever told me since childhood that dancing is bad. Maybe American Mormons are different from Filipino Mormons, but there's no way that is true. Our church literally encourages us to attend Christmas parties. And when we reach our teenage years, they have this event (I forget what it's called) where they want us teens to mingle & dance with the opposite sex (which I personally am not into).
Youth con?
Mormons dance no problem.
@@midenzero6827 Yep, that. Me & my sibs are shy & socially awkward so that kind of stuff is a nightmare.
I live in Silay City and I go to college in Bacolod City. My goodness, going home during the month of Masskara Festival is stressful. Crowds and traffic everywhere. However, it's very fun.
I am from Leyte and I am part of the Pintados Kasadayan Festival. Thank you for futuring the Philippines Festival.
Sinulog Festival is the best. Try to react to "The Juicy Vlog" at the sinulog Festival. It's a lot of fun BEFORE PANDEMIC happen.😢
You have to hear the drums and you’ll feel what this festivals are all about… Dinagyang in Iloilo is cool… non stop drums that beats withbyour heart👏👏👏dancing and drinking and just celebrating… lots of foreigners love this festival..
Cebu Sinulog Festival is the best :)
TRULY.
True ❤️
Sorry no boring. but great music
I think you need to see the actual videos of this festival. You'll definitely appreciate and feel it more. The picture cannot give justice onto how fun and great this festivals are. You just need to be there.
I understand how you feel about the Maskara or Mask Festival. But just want to say I've been able to attend that in Bacolod and it is the Coolest Festival I've seen so far. It's not creepy or scary at all. Soo awesome especially the night dancers!
The Philippines has a lot of different festivals . Each provinces showcasing their uniqueness and what or why they celebrate that festival 🧡💋💞
Well, I have to say that Dinagyang festival of Iloilo city is the grandest festival in the Philippines. Because lots of foreigners from other countries in the world come and see the festival..aside from the local tourists and also they get invited to perform abroad.. They are always chosen to represent the Philippines...IMO..
NOPE. NOT AT ALL. OBVIOUSLY YOU HAVENT JOINED THE SINULOG FESTIVAL..
IT'S NOT THE GRANDEST. STOP CLAIMING.
@@fkoff7649 who told you I havent? Lol..
@@fkoff7649 im not claiming.. Im stating facts.. But.. Sure.. Whatever..
@@mari_stela I'm also stating facts.
Lanterns festival is my favorite it was held mid December and I love seeing the lanterns lights with the beat of a brass band
I wish they would've included those grandiose floats full of flowers in Panagbenga Festival. Whoever made the video doesn't really know that it is one of the big highlights of that festival!
DINAGYANG festival of Iloilo is the Queen of all Philippine Festival, They brought a lot of innovations that some of the Philippine Festivals Follow, Every year you'll see the innovations from concept to drums. They also got the number of wins in Aliwan fiesta Battle of Festival Champions. 8 times champion. Ati Atihan and Dinagyang Are neighbours in Panay Island and they both portrayed the natives which are the Aeta/ati, Ati atihan in black paint and Dinagyang In brown paint. Dinagyang is also the hall of famer Best Tourism event in the country given by The Association Tourism of the Philippines (ATOP). and the most awarded festival in the coutry for its Legacy, Innovation and Good Practices.
Pintados of leyte is one of the best..
I miss celebrating dinagyang in iloilo🥰🥰
Many of Foreign Vlogger the Philippines Attend to Celebrate The Festival.
There's also KADAYAWAN FESTIVAL in Davao City... 😊
In the 17th century, a Spanish General brought hundreds of soldiers from Peru and Mexico to the Philippines. They were the Aztec, Mayan, and Peruvian warriors who fought alongside the Spaniards and local Filipinos against the Moros and Chinese Rebels. It was said that they never returned home after the battle was won. Perhaps, that is why there is “Native American” influence in some of the costumes you saw on the video. I could be wrong about the tribal influences.
I wish the Incas brought gold nuggets from Peru, just kidding
Tlaxcalans were brought by the thousands and mix with the local Austronesian peoples who are genetic cousins, their descendants number in the millions.
the best one is the SINULOG festival happens every 3rd sunday of january....its a weeklong celebration and you will see in cebu city how religious people are....in celebrating the fiesta of sto nino..but for now since pandemic came it has been cancelled 2 years in a row now , hoping in the future a fiesta will be held again
sinulog is the best of all festival in philippines
VERY TRUE.
Nope , dinagyang
Try to react to juicy vlogs Sinulog festival experience, it consists of British and americans enjoying Sinulog festival
Im an ilonggo, the most exciting part in my opinion about Dinagyang is the ILOmination.
Dinagyang - Queen of All Philippine Festivals
Atiatihan - Mother of All Philippine Festivals
Masskara - Most Colorful Festival in the Philippines
Western Visayas is the capital of Festivals of PH
02:40 the MassKara Festival was born because of the tough times the province is going thru...it was in the 80's when the prices of Sugar nose dived to almost rockbottom...dubbed as the Sugar bowl of the Philippines..Negros Occidental...produces 56% of the total sugar output of the Philippines with its dozen Sugarmills scattered all over the province...relying only on the Sugar Industry..it really suffered from the price decline...already in the trying times...a sea mishap had added to the misery of the negrenses..when a ship bound for its capital Bacolod from Manila sunk...it came in the very unfortunate time. So the government officials came up with an idea of atleast bringing cheers to the people despite all the worst they've been to...PUTTING A SMILE OVER THE SAD FACES BEHIND THOSE MASKS...just to lift the spirit of the people....
Pahiyas festival is a thanksgiving of farmers for abundant harvest that's why there are plenty of farm produce.
she's pronouncing masskara the wrong way. her pronunciation refers to the makeup product for the lashes...😁 😁 😁
before pandemic here in iloilo city Philippines ..we have a multiple events .. start in December .. December 25 Christmas day
December 31 new year
2nd sunday in January fiesta in villa arevalo ..after the all day the firework contest start .. 😅 in the next sunday the dinagyang festival coming 😍😍 ..
PLEASE REACT ``THE SEA GAMES 2019 OPENING AT THE PHILIPPINE ARENA AT BULACAN..........THANK YOU...
Dinagyang Festival is the whole famer festival in the Philippines. it the most unique and prestigious festival held at Iloilo City Philippines 🇵🇭
MABUHAY !!!
Hall of fame
I love Philippines, festival is so colorful
A lot of these festivals in the Visayan region celebrate the Child Jesus, locally called the Santo Nino. So the small statues they have are not "dolls" --- they're a small figurine of the Child Jesus.
Thanks for bringing me to those festivals esp. during this pandemic. I guess I just have to live vicariously online and your reaction videos are helping make make it happen. 😉
Masskara Festival from the City Of Smiles BACOLOD CITY 🔥❤
Uto-uto nood na tapos proud pipino comments haha...
Moriones Festival in the Province Marinduque is so Powerful Festival in the Philippines that's what i observed🇵🇭
When you guys say Native Americans yes you're not wrong these traditions are mixture of Austronesian and Native Mexican culture particularly the Tlaxcalans who settled in the Philippines by the thousands influencing local languages, culture and traditions, their descendants number in the millions.
You can more appreciate it when you watch their performance.
nganong wala ge apil ang kadayawan oyy? naa silay kalagot sa Davao?
Dinagyang for me. Try listening to the drum beats of different festivals
pangit nung video..puro picture. hindi gumagalaw ..nakaka antok panoorin...pag nag suggest naman kayo . yung interesting panoorin at maganda quality . hindi yung basta maka suggest lang...
No offense pero parang ang awkward pakinggan nung nagsasalita sa video.
@@jessicad.viernes68 oo nga bat ganun boses nun. Kala ko thai
@@jackspratt6930 ...parang Elementary student..Hindi professional magsalita..Parang promodiser sa grocery na nag aalok ng product..
@@jessicad.viernes68 hindi ko talaga gusto sha lahat ng Video nya hindi accurate. at hindi totoo gawagawa lang nya.
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Dinagyang of Iloilo is the liveliest festival in the Philippines...
NOPE. NOT AT ALL. OBVIOUSLY YOU HAVENT JOINED THE SINULOG FESTIVAL..
@@fkoff7649 , Dinagyang won Aliwan Festival more than Sinulog...how can that be?!
@@ZachDPosi So? You won congratulations but that's bec of costumes and that's great,but not necessarily it's the most festive nor the most fun.
@@fkoff7649 ,my comment only says liveliest... because of the drum beats and choreography.. I've never mentioned anything else...
NagMa-oy na ang mga Bayot sa Western.
We have a lot of festival like bangus festival and dinengdeng festival you can enjoy the whole year you stayed in philippines come and visit our country
No Masskara Festival is not creepy. I'm from Bacolod but now I'm here in Jeddah, KSA. IF You experience Masskara Festival You will love it & most tourist mostly come to Bacolod to experience Masskara Festival especially if you can see different contestant who joins the masskara Dance competition & you will witness how dancers dance in the street w/ different attractive mask and costume & I experience that coz I'm one of a massakara dancer of our school way back before. Thank u
DINAGYANG FESTIVAL OF ILOILO CITY is the best festival in the Philippines... Very true!!!
Try watching tribu panayanon 2018 champion 4K... to have the feel more than still pictures.
❤️❤️❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
im proud with my province we have manggahan festival...sweetest mangoes in philippines
I agree 👍
Panagbenga in Baguio City is my favorite..
Dinagyang festival in Iloilo is the best festival ever have had
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I do agree with you guys those masks are creepy it also reminds me of the western horror movies that Ive watched like Saw and Halloween😅
Just watch the video of all that and you will amazed
All , I love fiesta in my country
No worries about if people don't know if Mormons dance. If you dance at a festival, folk dances you're ok and is not prohibited, and you are still part of the community. What Phezz is talking about is not Mormons it is some kind of religious group.
I've been to masskara festival dude that was not creepy that was colorfull festival and that festival was really fun people there full of smiles well they called city of smiles afterall.! Its like a mardigra from brazil
I'm wating for your reaction in Marawi Documentary
If you will experience this festivals on hand i a sure you they will hype you up you will not feel that they are that crippy..
Kadayawan is still da best festival its showcase culture and abundant harvest
I am from Baguio City. It's not kan kana ey. It's Ibaloi term "panag benga" 😊
panagbenga resembles the rose bowl parade here in california
yup those 50's -60's dolls with paper mache faces
Im sad "KADAYAWAN FESTIVAL" of davao my hometown didn't include,,.. its also dope.
It'll be nice if you made the reaction directly to the festival videos itself in each festival.🤗🤗
My favorite is Kadayawan Festival which they didn't include here...
Not only top 10 every place we have festivals
"Mormons Don't Dance...They Boogie" - Phezz 2021
Bacolod has a sad story behined the festival😢 ok😊❤ ✊ respect
HI, guys, please do a reaction video to this SINULOG 2019 Philippines, Foreigners First Time! Thanks!
You should react to DINAGYANG 2018 TRIBU PANAYANON .THANK YOU
Iloilo dinagyang 3times best tourism in the philippines.
ILOILO DINAGYANG FESTIVAL
“Queen Festival of the Philippines”
“The Best Tourism Event in the Philippines”
It'sa great festival But it's not the most fun nor it is the best / grandest literally. :)
Please react to: FIREWORKS OVER METRO MANILA NYE
The to search sinulog festival in cebu city sir
I thought one of you is of mexican heritage.have you not heard of fiesta? Mexico must have so many fiestas.
These fiestas are celebrated on certain month of the year in different areas(provinces) all over the Philippines.
He's a Pocho, these fiestas are very common in Latin America.
number 1 is masskara festival. they dont know how hard to do a perfect choreography with a mask
Please react to the untold story of Jose Rizal....our national heroe by the way Hi Miles
Sinulog Festival of Cebu is the best I've ever seen in the entire country one of the popular Festival in whole Philippines.
The original in honor of Sto Nino.
SO TRYE
Please react to the oldest University in the Phil. (University of Santo Thomas). Thank you.
Dont be scare youre in city of smile
Pls. React to Dinagyang Digital 2021..
She is trying to explain ,but you do not hear it because you keep on talking..They are not creepy in person ...You need to watch the dancing and the whole program they are beautiful not creepy at all..
I wonder why KAAMULAN and KADAYAWAN were not mentioned among the top 10🙄🤔
DINAGYANG FESTIVAL IS THE BEST.
Bacolod masskara the best festival in the Philippines
nope, not at all.
Please react to Heneral Luna trailer, it's about the Philippine and American war.
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the accent makes this video a filipino ..
Tacloban city is real hestory is located in basey samar..santo niño in tacloban is replica in basey samar..we borrowd santo niño in basey samar philippines...tacloban hestory is a hestory of basey samar...not panahon ng kastila wala sila sa record..haha singaling na kasaysayan para lang sumikat hahaha
Try to
Sorry to say that your not reacting and lestening to to the explaination of each festival you react you just look at the photo and comment...what you see no offense and thank you ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
You need to react to Sinulog in Cebu ..The Mother of all festival😄😄😄
Kalibo’s Ati-Atihan is the “MOTHER OF ALL PHILIPPINE FESTIVALS” Not Cebu Sinulog.
Instead of just pictures, some videos should have been used
the voice over of the video though... lol
The narrator 😵😵😵
The accent sounds a little unusual to me as a filipino lol,
it's like an old filipina trying too hard to imitate and exaggerating an American accent.
i felt weird listening to the narrator buts nice content..