DINAGYANG 2017 OFFICIAL RESULTS

Tribu Salognon 

Tribu Panayanon 

Tribu Paghidaet 

Tribu Ilonganon 

Tribu Hubon Binagtong sa Manggahan 

Tribu Tatusan 

     Tribu Salognon of Jaro National High School defended the championship title it won last year and declared as the winner of 49th edition of Dinagyang Festival 2017.       

      Aside from the top prize, Tribu Salognon also collected most of the special award from opening salvo to the main competition awards. The 1st runner-up went to the Dinagyang 2015 Champion Tribu Panayanon of Iloilo City National High School which was shockingly kicked out of Top 5 spot last year due to 20-point deduction on rule violation, 2nd runner-up went to Tribu Ilonganon of Jalandoni Memorial National High School, 3rd runner-up went to Tribu Paghidaet of Lapaz National High School and 4th runner-up went to Tribu Pan-ay of Fort San Pedro National High School, 

       Dinagyang Festival competition which was started in 1970 is the only Philippine festival that has an official mascot named Dagoy and the winning tribe goes on a world tour in promoting not just the festival but also the Philippines as a tourist destination. Next year 2018 Dinagyang Festival will celebrate its 50 Golden Years of Festivities and Merrymaking Honoring Señor Santo Niño or The Holy Child Jesus.

Here's the complete result and winners of the Dinagyang Festival 2017: 

Dinagyang 2017 Results


Sponsors Mardi Gras Parade

Special Awards:
Best Float -  International Pharmaceutical Inc.
Best In Festival Music - Jollibee 
Best In Costume - University of San Agustin
Best Choreography - University of San Agustin

Champion / Over-All Winner - University of San Agustin



Tambor Trumpa Martsa Musika Drum and Bugle Corps Competition 2016:

Elementary Level

Special Awards
Best In Music - Mandurriao Elementary School
Best In Performance - Mandurriao Elementary School
Best In Costume - Mandurriao Elementary School
Best In Discipline - Banate Elementary School


Major Awards 

Champion - Mandurriao Elementary School
1st runner-up - Arevalo Elementary School
2nd runner-up - Banate Central Elementary School
3rd runner-up - Lapaz I Elementary School
4th runner-up  - Jaro I Elementary School


Secondary Level

Special Awards
Best In Music - Iloilo City National High School
Best In Performance - Iloilo City National High School
Best In Costume - Iloilo City National High School
Best In Discipline - Ramon Avanceña National High School

Major Awards

 Champion - Iloilo City National High School 
 1st runner-up - Ramon Avanceña National High School


Kasadyahan Regional Cultural Competition
Major Awards
CHAMPION - Tribu Hubon Binagtong Sang Manggahan Festival, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras
1st Runner-up - Tatusan Festival, Caluya Island, Antique
2nd Runner-up - Pintados de Pasi, Passi City, Iloilo
3rd Runner-up - Tinabuay Festival, Murcia, Negros Occidental
4th Runner-up - Salakayan Festival, Miagao, Iloilo


Special Awards

Best In Costume - Tribu Hubon Binagtong Sang Manggahan Festival, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras

Best In Music - Tribu Hubon Binagtong Sang Manggahan Festival, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras

Best Musical Director - Tribu Hubon Binagtong Sang Manggahan Festival, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras

Best In Street Dance - Pintados de Passi, Passi City, Iloilo

Best In Choreography  - Tribu Hubon Binagtong Sang Manggahan Festival, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras

Best Choreographer   - Lonelle Robles Carado, Luigi Bas-Maly Ramos, Tribu Hubon Binagtong Sang Manggahan Festival, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras

Best In Performance -  Tribu Hubon Binagtong Sang Manggahan Festival, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras

*Consolation Prizes to the rest of the non-winners or non-placers participating group



Dinagyang Festival Ati Tribe Competition   

Major Awards  

Champion – Tribu Salognon, Jaro National High School

1st Runner Up - Tribu Panayanon, Iloilo City National High School

2nd Runner Up – Tribu Ilonganon, Jalandoni Memorial National High School

3rd Runner Up – Tribu Paghidaet, Lapaz National High School

4th Runner Up – Tribu Pan-ay, Fort San Pedro National High School

 
Special Awards 

Opening Salvo 
Best In Costume - Tribu Salognon
Best In Discipline  - Tribu Salognon
Best In Performance   - Tribu Salognon

Main Competition
Best Choreographer - Romel Flogen, Tribu Panayanon
Best In Costume Designer - Paul Jerome Penuela, Tribu Salognon
Best In Head Dress - Tribu Panayanon
Best Musical Director - Ivan Legada, Tribu Salognon
Best In Discipline - Tribu Ilonganon
Best In Music - Tribu Salognon
Best In Costume - Tribu Salognon
Best In Street Dance - Tribu Salognon
Best In Choreography - Tribu Panayanon
Best In Performance - Tribu Salognon

Judges

Benhur Zerrudo Abolencia
Larry Cabag
Reynella Ibañez
Lortiño Vergara
Peter Agustin de Vera
Corazon Agustin
Franco Manny Villa
Pepito Mosquito
Adonis Voltaire Villanueva
Odesso Oyales
Edna Froilan
Cris Millado
Alden Lognasin
Jhett Tolentino 
Nestor Obsiana Jardin

Dinagyang Festival 2017 List of Participating Tribes

These are the list of participating tribes competing for the Dinagyang Festival 2017:

Kasadyahan Regional Cultural Competition

1. MassKara Festival (Non Competing Tribe) - Bacolod City, Negros Occidental

2. Tribu Salakayan - Miag-ao, Iloilo

3. Tribu Tatusan - Caluya, Antique

4. Tinabu-ay Festival - Murcia, Negros Occidental

5. Pintados de Pasi Tribe - Passi City, Iloilo

6. Tribu Manog-Gama - Maasin, Iloilo

7. Tribu Patabang - Tapaz, Capiz

8. Hubon Binagtong Sa Manggahan - Nueva Valencia, Guimaras

9. Tribu Haw-as - Dumangas, Iloilo

10. Tribu Dos Once - San Carlos City, Negros Occidental

Dinagyang Ati Tribe Competition 

1. Tribu Panayanon - Iloilo City national High School

2. Tribu Salognon - Jaro National High School

3. Tribu Dagatnon - Ramon Avanceña National High School

4. Tribu Amihan - Mandurriao National High School

5. Tribu Ilonganon - Jalandoni Memorial National High School

6. Tribu Paghidaet - Lapaz National High School

7. Tribu Obreros - Bo. Obrero National High School

8. Tribu Pan-ay - Fort San Pedro National High School

9. Tribu Abiador - Asian College of Aeronautics

10. Tribu Buntatalanit - Tiu Cho Teg Ana Ros Foundation Integrated School

Dinagyang Festival 2017 LIVE Streaming Links

Dinagyang Festival 2017 Official Banner 

Watch Dinagyang Festival 2017 events (Miss Iloilo Dinagyang 2017 (January 18), Kasadyahan Regional Cultural Competition (January 21) and Dinagyang Ati Tribe Competition (January 22) on the following livestreaming links:


 

Dinagyang 2017 Live Streaming links:  

https://www.facebook.com/rmniloilo/ 

https://www.facebook.com/dyfmBOMBOILOILO/

Dinagyang Festival

January is Philippines' festival month. Many places in the country celebrate fiesta and delicious native delicacies are serve to satiate the hungry stomach. Merrymaking and frolic revelry fills the street and mardi gras festival is done through competition and street dancing. Black soot, tribal headgear, shield and spears become popular during this month. One of the famous is the Dinagyang Festival held every last Saturday and Sunday of January in Iloilo City, Philippines. A week of colorful and exciting activities culminates in a two-day street dancing competition - the Kasadyahan competition and Ati competition. Kasadyahan is a competition among schools - an interpretative song and dance telling a story or event is held on Saturday. The most anticipated event the Ati tribe is a warrior competition among several barangays in the cities and even some private schools and towns or province. A tribal competition which is done through choreographed dance routines to the beats of drums and other tribal muscial instruments. The results and announcement of winners is done at the end of the day of Sunday and usually followed by a fireworks display.

         Dinagyang started in 1968 when the Sr. Sto. Niño or the most Holy Child Jesus replica came to Iloilo for the first time and since then promised to be a devotional undertaking. The following year the first competition is held with Tribu Mamau of Compania Maritima as the first champion. The word "Dinagyang" was coined by the late broadcaster Pacifico Sudario from the rootword "dagyang" which means merrymaking.