BAYANIHAN NATIONAL FOLK DANCE COMPANY

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The Bayanihan National Folk Dance Company was founded in 1957 by Helen Benitez, chairperson of the Philippine Women’s University then, and since then has mounted 14 major world tours and more than 100 short tours.


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Imagine the pressure of living up to their name and people’s expectations. Surely, people could not help but compare celebrity children to their parents.


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                    [Title] => Following in her parents’ footsteps
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Imagine the pressure of living up to their name and people’s expectations. Surely, people could not help but compare celebrity children to their parents.


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As Bayanihan turns 45 . . .

By FROM THE STANDS | By Domini M. Torrevillas | August 8, 2002 - 12:00am

I think every Filipino girl dreamed, and her daughter dreams, of becoming a Bayanihan dancer. For the image of the Bayanihan dancer is that of élan, grace and beauty. As the dance company celebrates its 45th...

Opinion

Following in her parents’ footsteps

By Boy Abunda | July 25, 2002 - 12:00am

It must be hard to keep up with a mom like Laurice Guillen, known for her brilliant directorial and thespic skills and a dad like Johnny Delgado, known to be an outstanding director/actor. Imagine the pressure of...

Entertainment

Following in her parents’ footsteps

By Boy Abunda | July 24, 2002 - 12:00am

It must be hard to keep up with a mom like Laurice Guillen, known for her brilliant directorial and thespic skills and a dad like Johnny Delgado, known to be an outstanding director/actor. Imagine the pressure of...

Entertainment