+ Follow ANCIENT FILIPINOS Tag
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[Title] => Casitas, 2 others cut above rest
[Summary] => Moymoy Casitas, Rob Jumchai and Romeo Porlarez showcased their superb “cutting” skills and techniques to top the first XO Philippine Blade Olympics recently.
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[Title] => The triumvirate of Obando
[Summary] => The Obando orational (fertility) dance has a few characteristics that set it apart in the pantheon of Philippine fiestas. The chief one being that it is not dedicated to one or two saints, but three.
[DatePublished] => 2010-05-29 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Alejandro R. Roces
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[Title] => Lessons in June
[Summary] => June may be the bridal month, but for my maturing family, it is a blessed month for a vacation where we silently close the doors that are wide open the whole year for everyone’s woes. June gives the family time to express varied points of view, even those that lead to discussions.
This June’s respite was well deserved. Dapat nga before arthritis, Alzheimer’s, gout, and high-blood pressure set in. God forbid all these and more.
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[Title] => Filipino heads and headgear
[Summary] => The tale is told of Datu Bulan, headman of the Bagobo of Davao, who was shipped with Igorots of Cordillera for display as headhunting savages at the 1904 St. Louis World Fair. Bulan did not mind that a sign hung over his head, "Man or Woman," urging spectators to tell from his thick head of hair to the waist what he was. Mesmerized by the tall buildings and iron horses of the foreign land, he was in over his head. He determined to tour at fair’s end, and so began his heady adventure.
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ANCIENT FILIPINOS
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This June’s respite was well deserved. Dapat nga before arthritis, Alzheimer’s, gout, and high-blood pressure set in. God forbid all these and more.
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