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Kadayawan sa Dabaw |
The
Philippine flag is raised on the balcony of the Emilio Aguinaldo Shrine
in commemoration of the country's independence from colonial rule |
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Kagayhaan Festival |
Colorful costumes, magnificent floats and street dancing always mark the day of this festival. It is one of Cagayan De Oro's most anticipated events celebrated in honor of St. Augustine, the city's patron saint. |
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Feast of Nuestra Señora de Peñafrancia 3rd Saturday of September; Naga City, Camarines Sur, Bicol |
Ride down the Bicol River in the fluvial procession honoring the Lady of Peñafrancia |
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Masskara Festival |
Brightly colored costumes and smiling masks are worn on this day, and street dancing extends well into the night. Masskara was coined from the word "mass" and from the Spanish word "cara" -- to mean many faces. This festival showcases the happy spirit of Negrenses. It was conceived in October to celebrate Bacolod City's Charter Day. |
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