The Higantes that joined the pre Angono day today were of different design and were smaller (the higantes are now stunted?) or saving on costs. See for yourself what is happening to the Higantes.
Showing posts with label August 18 2013. Show all posts
Showing posts with label August 18 2013. Show all posts
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Mini - Higantes (?) joined the pre Angono day parade August 18 2013
Angono - ang UNO
A seemingly malnourished higante
The Higantes that joined the pre Angono day today were of different design and were smaller (the higantes are now stunted?) or saving on costs. See for yourself what is happening to the Higantes.
Chili faced higante
Bizarre looking higantes
What is this? A cacti faced higante?
Juvenile higantes
Ma and pa higante; still undersized
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Regular sized higante
The Higantes that joined the pre Angono day today were of different design and were smaller (the higantes are now stunted?) or saving on costs. See for yourself what is happening to the Higantes.
Angono Marching Bands/majorettes featured at pre Angono Day parade August 18 2013
Angono - ang UNO | August 18, 2013
The participants in the parade today could be divided into 4: ordinary joiners (like teachers, LGU officials) the higantes, the marching bands, and the costume/dance participants. This post would focus on the marching bands/majorettes:
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Nice costume of majorettes
Green and red beret
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Young majorettes
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Training them early by the dozens
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Every school seem to have their own marching bands
Young band member with xylophone
Someday you will find them in HK Disneyland
When I went to HK Disneyland I heard many of the members of the marching band and the majorettes speaking in Tagalog. Later on did I find out that the band member, Saturnino Tiamson, who leads the band is from Angono, Rizal. He trained under AWE (under Angono Wind Ensemble) Prof. Gragera. Truly from Angono, our pride
The participants in the parade today could be divided into 4: ordinary joiners (like teachers, LGU officials) the higantes, the marching bands, and the costume/dance participants. This post would focus on the marching bands/majorettes:
When I went to HK Disneyland I heard many of the members of the marching band and the majorettes speaking in Tagalog. Later on did I find out that the band member, Saturnino Tiamson, who leads the band is from Angono, Rizal. He trained under AWE (under Angono Wind Ensemble) Prof. Gragera. Truly from Angono, our pride
Best picture of the parade today August 18, 2013
Angono - ang UNO
I think these are the best pictures that I took of the pre Angono Day parade celebration today, August 18, 2013 (not necessarily the best group or costume)
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I think these are the best pictures that I took of the pre Angono Day parade celebration today, August 18, 2013 (not necessarily the best group or costume)
More pictures of the pre Angono Day parade on August 18, 2013
Angono - ang UNO
Here are more pictures of the pre Angono Day parade today. August 18, 2013
Is this a salakot or Vietnamese inspired headgear and costume?
Truly Asian, ASEAN (wait for ASEAN integration in 2015)
Training young to be majorettes?
Unmistakably PHL salakot and saya dress?
More salakot
The uniqueness is in the umbrella - rain rain go away!
The umbrealla sale must be brisk
Xylophone bearing marching female band member.
WIB (Women in black)
Very colorful costume
He/she obliged to have this close up picture taken.
A little bit of ads from SM Save More -great looking Customer Service staff
The Save More tarp says it all and ends the parade
Here are more pictures of the pre Angono Day parade today. August 18, 2013
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