Sunday, December 18, 2011
Monday, December 12, 2011
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
2011 Kasanggayahan Festival Historico-cultural parade Champion
The SNHS Dance Troupe hailed as champion during the Kasanggayahan Festival Street dance competition last October 17, 2011. The competition were participated by the different festivals in the Province of Sorsogon. picture courtesy of ichoosesorsogon
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Senior dancer;Mr. Intramurals 2011
Jonathan Diones, a Senior student and an active member of the Dance Troupe won the title as Mr. Intramurals 2011 last September 8.
There were 4 exposures in the said event; creative attire, casual, sports and Barong Tagalog. He ranked 2nd in the three exposures that made him to the top.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
2011 Gayon Bicol Festival of Festivals Showdown Best in Costume and Best in Moving Choreography
The female costume depicts a stylized version of the Sosogon costume during the early Spanish era. The costume is a mix of native (Malay flavor) and Spanish designs and elements but incorporated with different accents that shows the products and natural elements abundant in the place.
The sleeves show a bunch of pili fruits in different stages of maturity from the young (colored green) to the semi – mature (colored violet/magenta) and the mature or ripe (colored black). The short skirt shows the S design which depicts the river, an element pivotal to the history of the name Sorsogon.
The same costume covered with a long skirt and topped with the stylized “panuelo” and accented with a headdress depicts the costume used for festive occasions such as harvesting festivals and others. The headdress shows the pili design painted on it. The handheld props such as baskets are made of rattan and abaca, accented with some printed cloth and jars of pili candies decorated with abaca twines.
The accessories used such as necklace, belt and headband are accented with pieces of pili nut shells from the pili fruit which is one of our prime agricultural products and some spangles for glittery effect.
Monday, March 21, 2011
2011 Performers of the Year
Dancers of the Year
1. DIVINA, OSCAR I.
2. OMBROG, NORLAND REX
3. SUMALLO, RIO NIÑO
4. CORRAL, RUDY
5. DELLOSA, LOUIE ALLEN
6. LOVEDORIAL, PAUL RICHARD
7. IRINCO, ANGELICA D.
8. ECHAVIA, BLIGHT Z.
9. RAMONES, JOY ANGELENE D.
10. MACAPAGAL, JOSELLE D.
11. LAGCO, CRISTINA
12. VELITARIO, EVIE
SOSOGON-PILI FESTIVAL PERFORMERS OF THE YEAR
1. GUEMO, GERALD L.
2. DIVINA, OSCAR I.
3. OMBROG, NORLAND REX
4. SUMALLO, RIO NIÑO
5. LOVEDORIAL, PAUL RICHARD
6. IRINCO, ANGELICA
7. ECHAVIA, BLIGHT Z.
8. RAMONES, JOY ANGELENE D.
9. MACAPAGAL, JOSELLE D.
10. LAGCO, CRISTINA
11. VELITARIO, EVIE
12. DIAZ, RICKY A.
13. GEMPEROSO, CHAEDREACK M.
14. DIAZ, CRISANTO A.
15. DEYTO, ROLLY BOY P.
16. DEYTO, RAYMOND P.
17. BUEN, JEROME J.
18. ELI, PAUL ANDRIEL
19. BARBA, JASON
20. VILLARDO, ALMODIEL
21. DELLOSA, LOUIE ALLEN
SOSOGON-PILI FESTIVAL INSTRUMENTALISTS OF THE YEAR
1. DESPABILADERAS, REX D.
2. FRIVALDO, DANTE D.
3. DEUDA, JAYSON L.
4. EUGENIO, RYAN L.
5. EUGENIO, RANIEL
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Aliwan Fiesta 2011
Coming up in April is a big treat for those who love a great street dancing showdown. From the 14th to the 16th of April, 2011 the Aliwan Festival will be happening in Manila Philippines and drawing tens of thousands of spectator, photographers and participants for all the festivities and happenings.
The Aliwan Festival 2011 will kick off with a massive parade which will wind down Roxas Boulevard and go past the very impressive Quirino Grandstand on the way to the place where all the magic is going to be exposed in front of the Aliw Theater and the Complex CCP where the judges and spectators will see just how grand the Grand Parade really is!
Filipinos love festivals and in the modern world where tourism is such an important part of the economies of nations, there is no better way to draw tourists, visitors, and get great press than to have amazing events that highlight the beauty, products, craftsmanship, and heritage of the many cultures that identify themselves as Filipinos.
