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Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Beauty Pageant's Question and Suggested Answer

These are the final questions of Miss Universe 2013 and its suggested answer: (Note: Play the background YouTube music of Miss Universe below to add more sentimentality while reading it)







1. What would be our life without internet? 
(Question Asked by Philip Kirkorov to Ecuador, Constanza Baez) 

Suggested Answer: Imagine the life before and after Internet was born. Even if there is not much difference, I think life now has become easier and more convenient than before. Valuable information and crucial communication brought by Internet has become an indispensable tool that without it life is mess. It is making a big difference in today's world.


2. What is your opinion on places that do not allow women to do things such as travel abroad, vote or drive cars? 
(Question Asked by Carol Alt to Brazil, Jakelyne Oliveira) 

Suggested Answer: Women achieved their independence through time. It is obsolete and outdated idea of undermining women's role and capability in the society. Some places are still primitive in lifestyle that negates progress and developments. I think we should be open and accept changes not only respect and honor women and equality but it also accept progress and development as well as celebration of the triumph of humanity. 



3. What is the most significant thing we can do to help elect more women into political offices around the world? 
(Question Asked by Anne V to Spain, Patricia Yurena) 

Suggested Answer: Holding political offices as a public servant is a one tough job to handle. People in the world of politics make executive decisions to make or break their respective jurisdictions and constituents. Intelligent and discerning voters are looking for individuals who possess specific qualities. In order to be elected to such public office, one must have a discipline in herself and in everything that she does. Aside from hard work, determination and perseverance, one must have political will to carry out her decisions with tenacity. Charisma is also another good quality because it attracts horde of people to you and win you hearts with anything that you do but of course compliment it with sincerity and kindness. It also help that you have started some philanthropic or charitable works on the way or champion some causes or advocacy you are believe in so that you have a specific, clear outline platform to lay out as proof that people can entrust you the crucial position to lead and govern them. 


4.What can be done about the lack of jobs for young people starting their careers? 
(Question Asked by Tara Lipinski to Philippines, Ariella Arida) 

Suggested Answer: Unemployment is a frequent concern especially for fresh graduates or young people starting their careers. To address this kind of problem, why not give these young people an opportunity to become young entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurship is the driving force of the economy because it does not only generate profits for owners but also provide jobs for others as well as spur trade and commerce. While there are still lack of jobs, give them a source of living by making them start up a business through livelihood trainings. Through these, young people can become young business people earning a living for themselves while waiting for the right job to come. At the same time while earning a living in their business, immerse them in personality and skills development training program to enhance their personality, talent and skills to further improve their chances of landing a good job appropriate for them in the future. Give them fish and they will live for a day. Teach them how to fish and they live forever. 


5. What is your biggest fear and how will you plan to overcome it? 
(Question Asked by Steven Tyler to Venezuela, Gabriela Isler) 

Suggested Answer: Each one of us has its own share of anxiety, shiver, scream and shout due to fear of something. For me, my biggest fear is failure and disappointment and a troubled, devastated future. I am so much anxious to become successful to the point of worrying about failure and losing and that I am afraid of a devastated future. However, since I always challenge myself to do things that would have an outcome of either a success or a failure, I realized that I should never be afraid of failure or fear of losing because through this we learn, we learn to be better and more stronger, fix any mistake and inspired to do more wonders and more beautiful things. Failures are second chance opportunities, opportunities to improve and to enhance ourselves thus, in everything that we do we should put our best foot forward because anything can happen and success and a good future is attainable from a short distance. 


Source: 

Dailymail.co.uk 
abscbnpr.com 
msuniversetv.wordpress.com 
guardianlv.com

Monday, February 17, 2014

Binibining Pilipinas 2014 Evening Gowns Wish List

          These are some of the gowns worn by Miss USA contestants and semifinalists during the evening gown competitions in 2011 - 2013 makes them look so lovely and shining glamorously that night that earn them a place in the hearts and minds of many including me. I believe these fabulous gowns also best fits the current lovely Binibining Pilipinas 2014 because it will not only look good for them but the fact the gowns are so elegant it can boost them high morale and self-esteem that they can sashay and walk them with great pride, honor and respect for the gown and the designer. So here are the Miss USA gowns and the Binibining Pilipinas 2014 contestants whom I wish them to wear. Each of the evening gowns best fit a lot of contestants so I decided to list multiple names. Usually the first three contestants in the list are the most ideal woman to wear each specific gowns and ranked based on suitability and the rest are also great alternates which will make them look ravishing and classy when they wear it. 


Miss USA 2011 





Alabama - Madeline Mitchell 


Wish It Would Be Worn By: 
Mary Anne Bianca Guidotti, Kris Tiffany Janson, Mary Jean Lastimosa, Ladylin Riva, Vanessa Saliba



Miss USA 2012 





Alabama - Katherine Webb 


Wish It Would Be Worn By: 
Aiza Faeldonia, Yvethe Marie Santiago, Mary Jean Lastimosa, Emma Mary Tiglao, Hannah Ruth Sison, Laura Victoria Lehman, Parul Shah, Anabel Christine Tia





Georgia - Jasmyn "Jazz" Wilkins 


Wish It Would Be Worn By: 
Pia Wurtzbach, Mary Jean Lastimosa, Yvethe Marie Santiago, Diana Arevalo, Joy Marie Gangan, Mae Liezel Ramos, Shauna Indra Salina Curran 




Nevada - Jade Kelsall 


Wish It Would Be Worn By: 
Diana Arevalo, Mary Jean Lastimosa, Mary Anne Bianca Guidotti, Vessica Sambo 



Ohio - Audrey Bolte 


Wish It Would Be Worn By: 
Mae Liezel Ramos, Mary Anne Bianca Guidotti, Emma Mary Tiglao, Anabel Christine Tia, Kris Tiffany Janson, Shauna Indra Salina Curran, Joy Antonette Diaz, Vanessa Saliba 





Oklahoma - Lauren Taylor Lundeen 


Wish It Would Be Worn By: 
Kimverlyn Suiza, Pia Wurtzbach, Hannah Sheena Manuel, Vessica Sambo, Kris Tiffany Janson, Angelique Celine De Leon, Hannah Mariz De La Guerra 



Texas - Brittany Lynn Booker 


Wish It Would Be Worn By: 
Diana Arevalo, Mary Anne Bianca Guidotti, Joy Marie Gangan, Ladylin Riva, Anabel Christine Tia, Shauna Indra Salina Curran, Kris Tiffany Janson 



 Miss USA 2013 





Illinois - Stacie Juris 


Wish It Would Be Worn By: 
Mary Jean Lastimosa, Yvethe Marie Santiago, Mary Anne Bianca Guidotti, Pia Wurtzbach, Kimverlyn Suiza 




Nevada - Chelsea Caswell 


Wish It Would Be Worn By: 
Diana Arevalo, Hannah Sheena Manuel, Mae Liezel Ramos, Hannah Ruth Sison, Laura Victoria Lehman, Pia Wurtzbach, Emma Mary Tiglao, Kimverlyn Suiza, Anabel Christine Tia, Kris Tiffany Janson, Ladylin Riva 








South Carolina - Megan Pinckney 


Wish It Would Be Worn By: 
Parul Shah, Mary Anne Bianca Guidotti, Pia Wurtzbach, Laura Victoria Lehman, Joy Marie Gangan, Hannah Sheena Manuel, Mae Liezel Ramos, Vessica Sambo, Hannah Mariz De La Guerra, Shauna Indra Salina Curran, Angelique Celine De Leon 



Texas - Alexandria "Ali" Nugent 


Wish It Would Be Worn By: 
Joy Marie Gangan, Laura Victoria Lehman, Diana Arevalo, Pia Wurtzbach, Aiza Faeldonia, Emma Mary Tiglao, Hannah Ruth Sison, Anabel Christine Tia, Vanessa Saliba 



Utah - Marissa Powell 


Wish It Would Be Worn By: 
Diana Arevalo, Parul Shah, Mary Anne Bianca Guidotti, Mary Jean Lastimosa, Hannah Mariz De La Guerra, Shauna Indra Salina Curran 




Photo Source: 

Miss USA Youtube videos

Monday, February 3, 2014

Binibining Pilipinas 2014: Watchful Eyes The Women To Watch Out

          Forty (40) stunning, gorgeous women were presented to the media last January 27, 2014 at Gloria Maris Banquet Hall in Quezon City as the official contestants of the 51st Binibining Pilipinas 2014 to be held on Sunday, March 30. The contestants will participate in different activities in the two-month competition that will bring out the best in them. Binibining Pilipinas will crown and select the winners to represent the Philippines in different international beauty competitions such as Miss Universe, Miss International, Miss Supranational and Miss Tourism Queen International. Last year, Bea Rose Santiago and Mutya Johanna Datul won Miss International in Japan and Miss Supranational in Belarus, respectively giving pride and honor to the country on the other hand, Ariella Arida finished 3rd runner up in Miss Universe 2013 in Russia and Cindy Miranda is among the semifinalists in Miss Tourism Queen International in China. For the meantime, here are Watchful Eyes Of A Silhouette picks as the women to watch out for before the main competitions start. Watchful Eyes will come up with the final favorite picks few days before the crowning moment on March 30. Here now are the fifteen (15) women to watch out for: (IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER BASED ON THE METRO MANILA CITIES OR PROVINCES THEY REPRESENT)(Note: Background Youtube Music is Sweet Nothing by Calvin Harris ft. Florence Welch and Lights by Ellie Goulding, play them while viewing the list):












Albay - Yvethe Marie Santiago 







Bulacan - Vessica Sambo 






Cagayan - Hannah Sheena Manuel 







Camarines Sur - Mae Liezel Ramos 







Ilocos Sur - Hannah Ruth Sison 

 





Isabela - Joy Marie Gangan 



 


Laguna - Kimverlyn Suiza 







Makati - Laura Lehman 







Mindoro Oriental - Diana Arevalo 







Misamis Oriental - Pia Wurtzbach 







North Cotabato - Mary Jean Lastimosa 







Pampanga - Emma Mary Tiglao 








Pangasinan - Parul Shah 








Sultan Kudarat - Aiza Faeldonia 








Taguig - Mary Anne Bianca Guidotti 




Photo Sources: 

Binibining Pilipinas Charities, Inc 
Missosology.Org

Sunday, January 26, 2014

DINAGYANG FESTIVAL 2014 Official Results




Tribu Panayanon of Iloilo City National High School




Pintaflores Festival of San Carlos City, Negros Occidental 

 


        The defending champion, Tribu Panayanon of Iloilo City National High School retained its title as it was announced as the over-all winner of the world famous Dinagyang Festival 2014. It first won the title in 2005 under the name Tribu Silak.
       Aside from the top prize, Tribu Panayanon also collected several special awards from opening salvo to the main competition awards. 1st runner-up went to Tribu Ilonganon of Jalandoni Memorial National High School, 2nd runner-up went to Tribu Salognon of Jaro National High School, 3rd runner-up went to Tribu Paghidaet of La Paz National High School and 4th runner-up went to Tribu Baybayanon of Melchor Nava National High School in Calaparan, Arevalo. Aside from cash prizes and trophy, the Champion and 1st runner-up will go on a world tour and this time, they will go to Singapore, US and Canada. 

       On the other hand, Kasadyahan Regional Showcase featuring the best street dance festivals in Western Visayas region was decided that only one competing tribe will win as the best performing group this year. Iloilo Dinagyang Foundation, Inc. sympathizes with some of the towns, cities and provinces in the region which was affected by the typhoon Yolanda in November, 2013 and make the sub-Dinagyang attraction a regional showcase to show the world that amidst the difficulties, hardships and tragedies and against all odds, we can stand up once again and life must go on.
       Dinagyang Festival competition which was started in 1970 is the only Philippine festival that has an official mascot named Dagoy and goes on a world tour in promoting not just the festival but also the Philippines as a tourist destination. In 2011, the winning tribe, Tribu Pan-ay went on to perform in New York City and other neighboring U.S. cities like Boston, Chicago and Los Angeles for the Philippine Independence Day event sponsored by the Filipino community there. Last year, the winning tribe went to New York and California to perform in the Philippine Independence Day celebration sponsored by the Filipino community in the United States highlighted by their performance in the famed New York Times Square. This year, the winning tribe will go to Canada  to perform in some Canadian cities like Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg and Calgary. There is a plan by the Iloilo Dinagyang Foundation Inc. that they might not send an entry and skip Aliwan Fiesta this year so that the fund intended for the tribe's participating in that competition will be used instead in their tour abroad.


The List of Winners Including Those From Other Events is as follows: 



Luces in the Sky Dinagyang Pyromusical Competition 2014:

Champion      - DSS Fireworks of Dumaguete City

1st runner up - Scorpio Fireworks of Iloilo




Tambor Trumpa Martsa Musika Drum and Lyre Corps Competition:



Elementary Level


Champion - Dingle Central Elementary School Drum and Lyre Corps
- Dingle, Iloilo
2nd Place - Alimodian Central Elementary School Drum and Lyre Corps - Alimodian, Iloilo
3rd Place - Cubay Central Elementary School School Drum, Lyre and Bugle Corps - Cubay, Jaro, Iloilo City





Secondary Level



 
Champion - Dingle National High School Drum, Lyre and Bugle Corps - Dingle, Iloilo
 2nd Place - Iloilo City National High School Drum, Lyre and Bugle Corps
 3rd Place - Ramon Avanceña National High School Drum, Lyre and Bugle Corps - Arevalo, Iloilo City



Kasadyahan Regional Showcase

Best Performing Group - Pintaflores Festival of San Carlos City, Negros Occidental


Dinagyang Festival Ati Tribe Competition



Opening Salvo  

Special Awards
Best In Costume           - Tribu Ilonganon

Best In Discipline        - Tribu Panayanon
Best In Performance   - Tribu Panayanon


Main Competition


Special Awards

Best Costume Designer - Tribu Panayanon
Best In Head Dress - Tribu Ilonganon
Best Musical Director - Tribu Panayanon
Best Choreographer - Rommel Flogen and Ramil Huyatid, Tribu Panayanon
Best In Discipline - Tribu Ilonganon


Minor Awards

Best In Street Dance - Tribu Baybayanon
Best In Costume -
Tribu Panayanon
Best In Music -
Tribu Panayanon
Best In Choreography -
Tribu Panayanon
Best In Performance -
Tribu Ilonganon


Major Awards
 
Champion – Tribu Panayanon (Iloilo City National High School) - they will go to perform in Singapore and in cities of Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg and Calgary in Canada
1st Runner Up – Tribu Ilonganon (Jalandoni Memorial National High School) - they will go to United States to perform in Chicago, Illinois and New York
2nd Runner Up – Tribu Salognon (Jaro National High School)
3rd Runner Up – Tribu Paghidaet (La Paz National High School)
4th Runner Up – Tribu Baybayanon (Melchor L. Nava National High School, Calaparan, Arevalo, Iloilo City)



Photo Sources: 

Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog Official Facebook Page 
Iloilo Metropolitan Times

Monday, January 20, 2014

ILOILO DINAGYANG FESTIVAL 2014 LIVE Streaming


For those inquiring about Dinagyang Festival 2014 Live Stream links, here are the links which you can watch the Dinagyang Festival 2014 online anywhere you are in the world.  Dinagyang Ati Tribe Competition will be on Sunday, January 26, 2014 at 8 am (PHILIPPINE TIME)

Make the hashtags #Dinagyang2014 and #IAmIloilo a WORLDWIDE TREND on Twitter this coming January 26, Thanks!
Click the links below:


DINAGYANG FESTIVAL 2014 LIVE STREAM by Choose Philippines 


Iloilo Dinagyang Festival 2014 LIVE Streaming by Stream Pinoy 


GMA Network DINAGYANG FESTIVAL 2014 LIVE Streaming Coverage 



GMA Network DINAGYANG FESTIVAL 2014 LIVE Streaming Coverage Below:

DINAGYANG FESTIVAL Official Theme Song Lyrics With English Translation and Video








Hala Bira, Iloilo! - Dinagyang Theme Song
Composed by: Rommel Salvador N. Chiu
Lyrics and Vocals: by Dante Beriong


Sadtong nahauna nga istorya kag panahon
Nakilala ka sa ngalan nga Irong-irong
Puno sang manggad kag sang katahum
Sa idalum ni Datu Paiburong.

Ipabugal ko ang imo ngalan
Ipabugal ko ang mga binuhatan
Sang imong ginikanan kag imong kabataan
Gabuligay pakadto sa kauswagan.

Chorus

Hala Bira ILOILO! Sulong sa pagbag-o!
Hala Bira ILOILO! Matahum nga banwa ko!
Hala Bira ILOILO! Ipabugal ang ngalan mo!
Sa tanan nga panahon ikaw ang palanggaon!

Sa paglakat sang malawig nga tinion
Nakilala ka sa madamong bulohaton
Ang imo nga DINAGYANG kag imo nga KASADYAHAN
Padayon nga ginapasidungga n!

Himuon ko ang tanan nga masarangan
Isinggit ko sa bilog nga kalibutan
Kita mga ILONGGO tunay nga PILIPINO
Mapisan kag dungganon nga mga tawo!

REPEAT CHORUS 2x

Hala Bira ILOILO! Negosyo kag probinsya!
Hala Bira ILOILO! Napun-an ka sang kasadya!
Hala Bira ILOILO! Itib-ong ang kalinungan!
Hala Bira ILOILO! Padayon sa kauswagan!

REPEAT CHORUS 2x

Hala Bira ILOILO! VIVA SENYOR SANTO NINO!
Hala DAGYANG ILOILO! VIVA SENYOR SANTO NINO!
Hala DAGYANG ILOILO! VIVA SENYOR SANTO NINO!
HALA BIRA ILOILO!





ENGLISH TRANSLATION




Hala Bira Iloilo! - DINAGYANG FESTIVAL Official Theme Song

by Dante Beriong


During the old days,
You were known by the name Irong-irong
Lots of treasure and beauty
Under the rule of Datu Paiburong

I will show pride in your name
I will show pride in what you have done
Of your forefathers, generations and your offsprings
United helping hands towards progress.

Chorus:

Hala Bira ILOILO! Move forward to a change!
Hala Bira ILOILO! My beautiful homeland!
Hala Bira ILOILO! Take pride in your name!
Be loved at all times!

Through time
Your were known by many of your great works
Your DINAGYANG and your KASADYAHAN
Continuously given honor!

I will do my best
I will shout to the world
We Ilonggos, the real Filipinos
Hard working and dignified people!

REPEAT CHORUS 2x

Hala Bira ILOILO! Business and province!
Hala Bira ILOILO! Full of fun and laughter!
Hala Bira ILOILO! Spread peace!
Hala Bira ILOILO! Continue to progress!

REPEAT CHORUS 2x

Hala Bira ILOILO! VIVA SENYOR SANTO NINO!
Hala DAGYANG ILOILO! VIVA SENYOR SANTO NINO!
Hala DAGYANG ILOILO! VIVA SENYOR SANTO NINO!
HALA BIRA ILOILO!



Friday, January 17, 2014

Iloilo Dinagyang Festival 2014 Schedule of Events


ILOILO Dinagyang Festival 2014 Official Poster 



Dinagyang Festival‘s highlights are celebrated every fourth weekend of January, every year. The highlights are composed of the Ati-Ati Competition, the Kasadyahan Festival, the foot and fluvial procession, and the religious sadsad or religious street dance.

Here are some of the important events of the upcoming celebrations in Iloilo

December 13, 2013, Friday

  • 3:00pm – PAMUKAW (Bonifacio Drive)
January 5, 2014

  • 4:00pm – Ms. Iloilo Dinagyang Fashion Show of Summer Collection (SM City Iloilo)
January 7, 2014

  • 9:00am-10:30am – Dinagyang Food Aid Program for School Children (A. Mirasol Elementary School, Mandurriao)
January 9, 2014

  • 9:00am-10:30am – Dinagyang Food Aid Program for School Children (Hibao-an Elementary School, Mandurriao)
January 10, 2014

  • 4:00pm – Ms. Iloilo Dinagyang Fashion Show of Summer Collection (Robinsons Iloilo)
January 11, 2014

  • 8:00am-1:00pm – Dinagyang Medical Mission (Brgy. Sooc, Arevalo)
  • 3:00pm – Ms. Iloilo Dinagyang Jet Ski Exhibition & Pre-pageant Swimwear Competition (Iloilo River Esplanade)
January 13-26, 2014

  • 10:00am-8:00pm – Dinagyang Information and Assistance Center (Robinsons Place Iloilo Fountain Area)
  • 10:00am-9:00pm – Dinagyang Information and Assistance Center (SM City)
January 14, 2014

  • 9:00am-10:30am – Dinagyang Food Aid Program for School Children (Sto. Niño Sur Elementary School, Arevalo)
January 15, 2014

  • 5:00am – Walk with Mary (Diana from San Jose Church to the 5 Barangays of the Parish) (San Jose Parish Church)
  • 5:30am – Turning over of Outgoing Hermanos to the Incoming Hermanos of 2014 (San Jose Parish Church)
January 15-25, 2014

  • 6:00am - Sto. Niño Mass in Ilonggo (San Jose Parish Church)
  • 7:00am - Sto. Niño Mass in English (Pilgrims: Parishes of Vacariate of St. Paul) (San Jose Parish Church)
  • 8:30am - Sto. Niño Mass in English (Pilgrims: City Schools) (San Jose Parish Church)
  • 5:00pm - Chaplet to Sto. Niño (San Jose Parish Church)
  • 5:30pm - Sto. Niño Mass in English (Pilgrims: Private Entities & Government Agencies) (San Jose Parish Church)
January 16, 2014

  • 9:00am-10:30am – Dinagyang Food Aid Program for School Children (Rizal Elementary School, City Proper)
January 16-17, 2014

  • 6:00am – Dinagyang Mayor's Cup Golf Tournament (Iloilo Golf & Country Club, Inc.)
January 17, 2014

  • 5:00am – Walk with Jesus (Diana from San Jose Church to the 5 Barangays of the Parish) (San Jose Parish Church)
  • 2:00pm – Opening Salvo Mass with the different Tribe Dancers (San Jose Parish Church)
  • 3:00pm – OPENING SALVO (City Parade Route - Circuit Eight)
January 18, 2014

  • 8:00am-1:00pm – Dinagyang Medical Mission (Brgy. Lanit, Jaro)
  • 8:30am – Sto. Niño Mass for the barangay children (San Jose Parish Church)
  • 9:30am – 30-minute catechism for the barangay children (San Jose Parish Church)
  • 10:00am-11:30am – Parlor Games and snacks for the children (San Jose Parish Church)
  • 2:00pm-4:00pm – Seminar to Mothers on breastfeeding, child care and responsible parenthood (San Jose Parish Church)
January 18-19, 2014

  • 6:00am – Dinagyang Bamboo Tee Golf Tournament (Iloilo Golf & Country Club, Inc.)
January 19, 2014

  • 4:00am – Dinagyang Half Marathon (SM City Iloilo)
  • 8:00am-12:00am – Medical and Dental Mission (San Jose Parish Church)
January 20, 2014

  • 10:00am – Healing Mass and Lunch Date for the Aged , Sick, and Abandoned (San Jose Parish Church)
January 20-26, 2014

  • 10:00am – Iloilo Travel Mart (Amigo Event Center)
January 21, 2014

  • 7:00am – Arrival of the Pilgrim Image of Señor Santo Niño from Cebu City (Procession from Iloilo Port to San Jose Church)
  • 9:00am – Santo Niño Mass in English (San Jose Church)
  • 10:00am – Re-enactment of the Finding of the Image of Señor Santo Niño (San Jose Church)
  • 10:30am – Motorcade to St. Therese MTC-Colleges, LaPaz (Mass & Public Veneration follow) (From San Jose Church)
  • 4:00pm – Iloilo Arts Festival: Folk Dance/Binalaybay/Latin Dance Sports (SM City Carpark)
  • 7:00pm – Tribute Concert (San Jose Restoration) (San Jose Parish Church)
January 22, 2014

  • 9:30am – Motorcade of the Pilgrim Image to the Universiy of San Agustin (Mass/Public Veneration) (San Jose Parish Church)
  • 10:00am – Visitation of the Pilgrimage Image (Towns and Entities who requested) (San Jose Parish Church)
  • 5:30pm – Re-enactment of the Coronation of Queen Juana and Niño Dinagyang 2014 (San Jose Parish Church)
  • 7:00pm – MISS ILOILO DINAGYANG 2014 CORONATION NIGHT (San Agustin Gym)
January 23, 2014

  • 6:00pm – Pilgrim Image visits Cofradia del Sto. Niño de Cebu-Oton Chapter, Trapiche, Oton (San Jose Parish Church)
January 23-24, 2014

  • 6:00pm – Sineng Pambansa (SM City Cinema)
  • 7:00pm – 4th Dinagyang Pyrolympics 2014 Luces in the Sky (SM City Parking Lot)
January 23-26, 2014

  • 5:00pm-onward – DINAGYANG IHRRA FOOD FESTIVAL (Delgado Street)
January 24, 2014

  • 7:30am – SALVO OF A THOUSAND DRUMS (Arroyo Fountain Area)
  • 8:00am – TAMBOR TRUMPA MARTSA MUSIKA (From Bonifacio Drive to Freedom Grandstand)
  • 9:00am-12:00nn, 5:00pm – On-the-Spot Painting Contest and Awarding (Museo Iloilo)
  • 3:00pm – FLUVIAL PROCESSION (Fort San Pedro to disembark in Iloilo Customs House; Solemn Procession follows from Iloilo Customs House to San Jose Parish Church)
January 24-25, 2014

  • 6:00pm-onward – Iloilo Dinagyang Street Party (Delgado, Valeria, Ledesma, & Iznart Streets and Bonifacio Drive)
  • 8:00am-5:00pm – 7th Iloilo Dinagyang National Age-Group Swimfest (Iloilo Sports Complex)
January 24-26, 2014

  • 7:00am – Dinagyang Taekwondo (Ateneo de Iloilo Gym)
  • 8:00am-5:00pm – Dinagyang Bastonero (Arnis) (Iloilo Sports Complex)
January 25, 2014

  • 7:00am – Mass for Kasadyahan Contestants (San Jose Church)
  • 8:00am – KASADYAHAN REGIONAL CULTURAL SHOWCASE (The Best of Western Visayas Festivals) (City Parade Route - Circuit Eight)
  • 2:00pm – SPONSORS MARDI GRAS (Parade from Freedom Grandstand)
  • 4:00pm – Kapamilya Karavan (ABS-CBN)
  • 7:00pm – RELIGIOUS SADSAD (San Jose Church) *8:00am – 4th Mayor JPM Bowling Cup (SEBBA)
January 26, 2014

  • 6:00am – Concelebrated High Mass (San Jose Church)
  • 8:00am – 2014 ILOILO DINAGYANG ATI CONTEST (City Parade Route - Circuit Eight)
  • 8:30am – Regular Sunday Masses (San Jose Church)
  • 7:00pm – AWARDING CEREMONIES (Freedom Grandstand)
  • 7:30pm – Fireworks Display (Freedom Grandstand)
January 27, 2014

  • 5:30pm – THANKSGIVING MASS (San Jose Church)

To know more details about the events and information about Dinagyang Festival 2014, visit the Iloilo Dinagyang Festival Official website at www.dinagyangsailoilo.com


Sources:

www.dinagyangsailoilo.com
www.iloilodinagyang.com