Zamboanga Hermosa Festival 2023 Parade of Lights and Street Dance Highlights | Sol&LunaTV Vlog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video, Dominican twin sisters Sol and Luna traveled to Zamboanga City and experienced for the first time the Parade of Lights, Street Dance Competition and Main Program of the Zamboanga Hermosa Festival 2023.
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Both of you should go to Bacolod maskara, Iloilo, Cebu and Visayas streets festivals too. 🎉
muchos colores!!!
I am one of the performers of the maria clara lorenzo lobregat national high school and I verry much appreciated your feed back about our performance tjank you so much ,its been 2 months but still thank you i love you reactions hehehehe ❤️❤️
Hello the Hermosa festival 2024 is coming again, I'm a fan of yours😊 hoping you to see there, btw we're going to present also our school on streetdance, HEHEHE
Zamboanga City high school (main) ❤
Usually, indigenous dances don't smile as they are mostly performed for sacred rituals. meanwhile the hispanic filipino dances are all about smiles because they are for festivals and welcoming the spaniards hehe
Very insightful 👍
Hi!i saw you at the Araneta Coliseum during SB19's anniversary Fan meet.I was too shy to call you😂i lost my chance yo take a pic with you❤
oooh you should've said hi
Youre too beautiful i got too shy and thought you two are busy because you look like you are looking for something
Thank you for sharing the video andbringing us there with you in Zamboanga. God bless you, Ladies! 🙌💕🙌💕
Our pleasure!
Just finished the full vids!! But i cant finished in one sitting... So i played it once in a while and then pause.. then watch again then pause..etc❤❤
*It was like Mardi Gras. lol*
Do u live in Zamboanga City nkw?
Arena Blanco NHS is the school where am I teaching. One of the teachers there following our float.
Not skipping ads ❤
The street dancers in some of the street dance groups, troupes or teams, but most especially in the participants from Sibuco, Zamboanga del Norte, wearing indigenous, native and traditional clothes or costumes of majority the color black with somered and who are dancing to some indigenous, native and traditional ethnic dance with dried leaves represent the indigenous and native, ethnic or ethnolinguistic residents of the entire Zamboanga Peninsula geographic area or region, from Zamboanga City, Zamboanga Sibugay, Zamboanga del Norte, Zamboanga del Sur and Misamis Occidental and are now also even in some parts, areas or locations of Northern Mindanao (where Misamis Occidental is included) and are now also in other places in the Philippines, and they are the Subanen, Subanon, Subanen or Subanën indigenous, native and ethnic or ethnolinguistic people, people group, group, grouping, nation or community with various subgroups or subgroupings and tribes and subtribes.
They are indigenous, native and/or animistic in their indigenous, native and traditional ethnic religion, beliefs, belief system and worldview, but a closely-related group to them is Islamic or Islamicized, which are the Kolibugan/Kalibugan.
Also, they are one of the five indigenous, native and/or ethnic or ethnolinguistic peoples, people groups, groups, groupings, nations or communities of and that make up or comprise the people of Zamboanga City, which also includes the Zamboangueño/Zamboangueño-Chavacano/Zamboangueño Chavacano/Chavacano, the Tausug/Tau Sug, the Yakan and the Sama/Sinama, which includes the Sama Bangingi/Bangingi'/Bangingih and the Sama Dilaut/Di Laut, among some other groups and subgroups.
The other ethnic or ethnolinguistic peoples, people groups, groups, groupings, nations or communities like the Bisaya/Cebuano, the Hiligaynon/Ilonggo and the Tagalog, among others, who mostly came to the city in the recent decades, are not or are not yet included as one of the indigenous, native and/or ethnic or ethnolinguistic peoples, people groups, groups, groupings, nations or communities of Zamboanga City.
The street dancers in the street dance group, troupe or team from or representing the Province of Basilan represented more of the other indigenous, native and ethnic or ethnolinguistic peoples, people groups, groupings, subgroups, subgroupings, nations or communities that I already told you in my other comment here for this video or vlog, and they are the majority, mostly or predominantly animistic and Islamic or Islamicized Tausug/Tau Sug, Yakan and Sama/Sinama, wherein the Sama/Sinama includes or is made up or comprised of various subgroups or subgroupings like the Sama Bangingi/Bangingi'/Bangingih and the Sama Dilaut/Di Laut, among others.
The Yakan are the indigenous, native and ethnic or ethnolinguistic people, people group, group, grouping, nation or community that are indigenous and native to and from the main island of Basilan of the Province of Basilan, most especially now in and from the inlands or inner lands and highlands of the island, while the Sama/Sinama, which includes the Sama Bangingi/Bangingi'/Bangingih and the Sama Dilaut/Di Laut, among others, are indigenous and native to and from the surrounding coasts, islands and islets of the main island of Basilan of and in the Province of Basilan and in the provinces of Sulu, Tawi-tawi, Zamboanga Sibugay and Zamboanga del Sur, among others, and in the City of Zamboanga, while and on the other hand, the Tausug/Tau Sug mostly came from the neighboring, nearby, or close or near Province of Sulu, most especially from the main island of Jolo of and in the Province of Sulu, which where most Tausug/Tau Sug came from before they spread to Basilan and Zamboanga City, among other cities, municipalities and/or provinces in Western Mindanao.
Some of the participants from their group danced or performed dances, dance steps and/or dance choreogrpahies of some of the indigenous, native and ethnic or ethnolinguistic dances of or from these animistic and Islamic or Islamicized indigenous, native and ethnic or ethnolinguistic peoples, people groups, groups, groupings, nations or communities in and from Basilan Province, and those dances require the dancers to dance them solemnly and/or seriously, that's why they are not smiling. It's all because it's a part of the context, culture, tradition and custom of the dances they danced that they're not smiling.
Thanks!
just be safe at all time.
Wow muchas gracias 💕
Hope you can go to Dinagyang 2024! Thank you for showing us this video!
I hope so too!
Wow.... beautiful 😍
I join Along with the crime watch operatives during the Hermosa festival street dance parade to make sure the street dancers safety and I saw you both Far away from the main entrance of the grandstand
Aaawww
@@SolLunaTV yes but I didn't have time to take a picture with you both that day because I'm preparing my knights uniform for the grand procession last October 12
Yes, girls, Hidilyn Francisco Diaz-Naranjo is a Zamboangueña from Zamboanga City.
I was shocked that you didn't know about it before, because I thought someone or some other Filipinos already told you about it.
If someone told us we didn't remember hahaha