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Horizon Perfekt Goes to Cutud Pampanga
2008-04-29 10:17:00 I was going over some film that have been wanting to be processed.. here is a batch shot on my Horizon Perfekt taken at Cutud Pampanga. Shot on Astia 100 and cross processed.. (big mistake! it came out too red! sample below) fixed photos below by converting it to black and white then toning it.. Here ...
Cutud, Pampanga Lenten Rituals, Re-enactment of the Crucifixion of Christ
2008-03-25 14:36:00 I finally got the chance to see the Lenten Rites at Cutud Pampanga… Here is my earlier post about the Flagellation in Cutud, Pampanga. Holyweek commemorates the last week of the earthly life of Jesus Christ culminating in his crucifixion on Good Friday and his resurrection on Easter Sunday. Here are photos of the reenactment ...
San Pedro Cutud Lenten Rites - Flagellations in Pampanga
2008-03-25 01:16:00 San Pedro Cutud, Pampanga celebrates its lenten rites thru Holy Week re-enactment of Christ?s Passion and Death. It includes a passion play culminating with the actual atop the makeshift Calvary.We decided to take a road trip to Cutud, Pampanga and here was what we saw.. this post will be dedicated to the flagellations ...
Crucifixion In Pampanga, Philippines
2008-03-22 02:35:00 I was about to leave yesterday to witness the crucifixion in Pampanga, town province of the country Philippines, but I rather stay at my retail business because I badly needed big sales. Although, I have seen that before in the province of Calumpit, Bulacan, I still would want to see it again to take videos. I will do that next year.Most of the population in the Philippines are Roman Catholics. Some people want to be crucified as part of their penitence. They repent by crucifying themselves.Now, I got this video from youtube.
By: My Journey
Crucifixion rites held in San Pedro Cutud every Good Friday
2008-03-21 09:52:00 Just like last year, I found myself in San Pedro Cutud in San Fernando, Pampanga today to witness the Via Crucis, a Kapampangan passion play which has been the heart of the annual crucifixions here in the city, which is more popularly know as the San Pedro Cutud Lenten Rites.As the crucifixions are highlighted, many fail to recognize that they are part of an old cultural tradition of the barangay, a passion play written in the vernacular, which has been passed on from generation to generation. In fact, it's already in the third generation of the Navarro clan.I was pleasantly surprised that vehicles are now allowed to enter San Pedro Cutud. And it was even more pleasant when I saw that there was ample parking at the site. In previous years, it was a long 2 kilometer walk from the gate of the barangay under the heat of the scorching summer sun.While waiting for the Via Crucis to arrive, flagellants would climb the hill and pay homage at the foot of the cross ending their annual Lente...
By: Ivan About Town
SCTEx on test run until March 24
2008-03-20 10:49:00 If you have not yet tried out the most scenic highway in the country, you have until March 24 to do so free of charge! The Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway has been on test run the past few days and is open from 5:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Remember that they close at 5:30 p.m. and they won't let you in after that.The SCTEx Exit is a few meters after the Dau Exit of the NLEX. There is a short spur road which will take you to the actual SCTEx. What I found amusing is the fact that there were several signs which had the wrong spelling of MacArthur Highway. To the silly person who did those signs, it's "MacArthur" not "McArthur" since the road is named after Douglas MacArthur! That's what we get for having too much of McDonald's.On the way to Subic from Clark, the only open exits in the SCTEx are the ones in Dinalupihan and Subic. The SCTEx ends right at the entrance of the Subic-Tipo Tollway so it's really convenient for those going to Subic.We tried it out on the way to Subic today and i...
By: Ivan About Town
Sunset at the Candaba Swamp Reserve
2008-02-17 06:01:00 We ended our Up, up and Away in Pampanga tour with a trip to the Candaba Bird Sanctuary. It was a long drive through rough roads. While the bus was entering the area, several flocks of birds were making their way towards the trees. Sadly, it was getting dark and we didn't see as much birds as locals said there were days before since many of the visiting birds had already started their migration home.Related entriesWandering around the Candaba Bird Sanctuary
By: Ivan About Town
Cold Spoon serves the best frozen yogurt!
2008-02-16 13:47:00 I was told that the best frozen yogurt in the country can be found in Angeles City. And Cold Spoon did not disappoint. It's along Friendship Highway at the corner of the Carmenville Gate 3 access road.There were just so many toppings to choose from. For my pick, it was Butterfinger bits. If I only could have another one, I would have tried out Comstock blueberry, Oreo, Maltesers or muesli! Yummy! And hear this, they have a drive-thru window for those on the run!
By: Ivan About Town
Last day at the 12th Hot Air Balloon Fiesta
2008-02-15 03:18:00 It was the last day of the 12th Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta last Sunday and we were hoping that today wouldn't be like the previous day. We got our wish! At least our waking up in the wee hours of the morning paid off. Although it was a bit cloudy, the winds weren't strong so the hot air balloons were able to inflate and take-off.We were lucky to get photographer's passes for the group (they only sell 100 passes a day) which allowed us to come close and literally touch the hot air balloons! By 7:30 a.m., most of the hot air balloon had taken off for their hare and hound race. And we were off for breakfast at VFW. I took these photos using my Sony Ericsson K850i.
By: Ivan About Town
C' Italian Dining is simply superb!
2008-02-12 20:10:00 We went to the 12th Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta late Saturday afternoon hoping to see the night glow. But just like the hot air balloon events that morning, it did not push through since the winds were just too strong. People were joking it was all hot air but no balloons.But that wasn't much of a setback since the highlight for the night was dinner at a by-reservation restaurant called C' Italian Dining, one of the best Italian restaurants not just in Angeles City but in the entire country. It was twice named Best Restaurant by the Philippine Tatler. We had a four-hour, 10-course dinner that night!Chef Chris Locher prepared for us a special menu with the theme, "Chris, I'm hungry! Feed me!" And here is what we got: (1) panizza selection, served with arugula and alfalfa sprouts; (2) fine carved goose salami and tripo fino from the Piedmont presented with our special ricotta cheese enticed with lemon and virgin olive oil; (3) assorted garden green with balsamic...
By: Ivan About Town
Singapore Airport execs express interest in undertaking further upgrading o
2008-02-12 05:22:00 President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo said yesterday that executives of Singapore’s world-class Changi Airport have expressed interest to undertake a further upgrading of the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) at the Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga to make the terminal at par with the best airports in the world. In her keynote address during the centennial celebration of ...
Armando's Pizza at the Historic Camalig Restaurant
2008-02-08 07:19:00 Now have you ever heard of Kapampangan pizza? If not, then you must visit Armando's Pizza at the Historic Camalig Restaurant, the old Nepomuceno rice granary in Angeles City, that had been converted into a restaurant. And what toppings might one find in Doy's Kapampangan? Longganiza, ebun buru (salted duck eggs), onions and pickle relish! It sounds nasty, but tastes heavenly!I've always been a fan of pizza at the Camalig. The crusts are baked to a perfect crisp with a generous serving of toppings. And if you choose to bring some home to your friends and family, the packaging is a novelty as well since the pizza is placed in a bilao and wrapped in Manila paper like pansit. Well, we're passing by the Camalig after our tour on Sunday. Yum!Historic Camalig Restaurant292 Sto. Rosario Street, Angeles City+63 45 3225641+63 45 8881077
By: Ivan About Town
Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta 2008 in Clark Field, Pampan
2008-02-06 14:30:00 SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES FIRST FIESTA DAY - February 7, Thursday 5:30 - 7:00 am Hot Air Balloon Flight 7:00 ? 7:30 am Paragliding Exhibition 7:40 ? 8:30 am Ultra-Light Aircraft Formation Flying 8:30 ? 9:30 am Ultra-Light Bomb Dropping Audience Participation 9:30 ? 10:00 am Sky Diving Exhibition 10:00 ? 11:00 am Kite Flying Exhibition 11:00 am ? 1:30 pm Light Airplane Balloon Bursting Competition 1:30 ? 2:00 pm Sky Diving Exhibition 2:00 ? 2:45 pm Army Jeep Club Demonstration 3:45 ? 4:30 pm RC Demonstration Flying 4:30 ? 5:00 pm Rocketry Demonstration 5:00 ? 5:20 pm Ultra-Light Formation Flying 5:20 ? 6:00 pm Hot-Air Balloon Fly-In SECOND FIESTA DAY - February 8, Friday 5:30 -7:00 am Hot Air Balloon Flight 7:00 ? 7:30 am Paragliding Exhibition 7:40 ? 8:30 am Ultra-Light Aircraft Flyby 8:30 ? 9:30 am Aerobatic Flight Display 9...
By: Ivan About Town
Mommy?s Birthday 2008 - Pampanga
2008-02-05 20:46:00 Here are some pictures taken last January 2nd at my grandparents’ place in Pampanga. We went there to celebrate my mom’s birthday even though she’s already based in the US. We love you so much mom! We miss you! —– CJ, Conne and I with Lola Andring and Lolo Mente Emily, Cel and Conne with their respective ...
Hiking in Mt. Arayat
2008-02-01 08:11:00 Mount Arayat towers over Pampanga. And you definitely cannot miss it since it's the only mountain you'll see in the plains of Pampanga as you drive along the NLEX. Ever thought of climbing it? Well, there are two ways to get up. The first is via the Mt. Arayat National Park in Arayat, Pampanga. While the second is via the town of Magalang, near the Pampanga Agricultural College.This mystic mountain has always been an important symbol in Kapampangan folklore being the home of Aring Sinukwan, the legendary deity of the ancient Kapampangans. There is also a thriving Rizalista community in the Arayat side. I was able to visit their shrine several years back.We did an ocular inspection of Abe's Farm last Sunday in preparation for our tour next week. And we decided to hike up Mt. Arayat. Since we arrived late, reaching the summit was out of the question. So we had to settle for a resting area called 7-11, an hour away from the jump-off point. It's called 7-11 because there is a conven...
By: Ivan About Town
Are you going to the 12th Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta?
2008-01-29 10:59:00 There may not be any slots left in our second tour but I'll be updating everyone about it anyway. It was an overwhelming response since we already have 35 reservations for the day tour. Unfortunately, we can only accept 30 people at most for both the day tour and overnight. There's a wait list if you are still interested and if those who reserved do not confirm their reservations by paying on or before January 31, then you might just get that slot.Good news to those who will be joining us. While the entrance fee to the festival is P100, this will only give you access to the general viewing area where you can see the hot air balloons from a distance. They issue 100 photographers' passes per day so that you can have a close encounter with the balloons. The passes are sold out and we managed to get passes for all those who will be joining our tour! And to those asking whether you could ride the hot air balloons, it's US$150 per head.Also remember, we are opening up the overnight op...
By: Ivan About Town
Up, up and away in Pampanga!
2008-01-16 18:31:00 After the success of the Ultimate Kapampangan Show-off, we now bring you our second tour offering: Up, Up and Away!!! Huffing, Puffing and Pumping in Pampanga on Sunday, 10 February 2008.Really, another way to pump up your boring weekend and get your spirits soaring as we conquer the high and mighty in Pampanga! Gawk at the giant hot air balloons at 12th Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta! Conquer and hike up the mystic and majestic Mount Arayat! Finally, we'll rest our weary feet over a sumptuous Kapampangan feast by one the country's most artistic restaurateurs, while soothing the afternoon away at a rustic, relaxing retreat! A feast for the body, mind and soul.This tour leaves Makati at 3 a.m. and includes the 12th Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta, breakfast at the VFW Outpost, a five-hour hike up mystic and majestic Mount Arayat (optional), lunch at Abe's Farm owned by Larry Cruz of Cafe Adriatico, a massage at Nurture Spa Pampanga plus more surpri...
By: Ivan About Town
"Stars" Shine in Pampanga
2008-01-08 04:05:00 Amidst the gloom and doom in Pampanga, two heroes have emerged to fight the forces of evil. One was Governor "Among Ed" Panlilio who had beaten two political giants in one of the biggest -- if not the biggest -- upsets in the 2007 elections. During the campaign, he pledged to stop corruption and crush jueteng. Within five months, "Among Ed" stopped corruption in the quarry industry. Jueteng, however, was a different story. The forces behind jueteng are politically entrenched and it would be a monumental undertaking to stop them. However, it can be done. Last September 2007, the Pampanga Mayors League filed a measure with the provincial board that would transfer the authority to monitor the extraction and payment of quarry fees from the provincial government to the mayors of the seven "lahar" quarry towns. Over the protest of Among Ed, the provincial board unanimously approved the measure which Among Ed claimed was unconstitutional and illegal. Recently, Among Ed indicated that he re...
"Jueteng Power" in Pampanga
2007-12-31 00:50:00 PerryScope Perry DiazThe victory of Fr. Eduardo "Among Ed" Tongol Panlilio over two powerful political Goliaths in Pampanga last year demonstrated once again that "people power" would prevail when all other means would fail. But unlike the "people power" that toppled the Marcos dictatorship in 1986 and deposed Joseph Estrada in 2001, the "people power" in Pampanga was different -- it was done through the ballot. "Among Ed," as he was affectionately called by his followers, brought down his two rivals who have close ties to President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo. One was 29-year-old Mark Lapid -- the incumbent governor at that time and son of former governor and now Sen. Lito Lapid -- who was referred to in some quarters as the "quarry-tax-theft king" for alleged corruption in the "lahar" quarry operations. The other was provincial board member and former Lubao Mayor Lilia Pineda -- Arroyo's town mate and "kumadre." Pineda was referred to as the "Jueteng Queen" because of her marriage to...
Kapampangan, 11 others named Bagong Bayanis
2007-12-28 11:09:00 CITY OF SAN FERNANDO — A Kapampangan overseas Filipino worker (OFW) has scored another honor for his cabalens after receiving recently the prestigious Bagong Bayani Award. Richard Gabriel of Arayat town, a sculptor, artist and painter in Italy, received the award in the category of Culture and the Arts at the Malacaņang Palace last December 12 ...
Ultimate show-off in Pampanga and Giant Lantern Festival 2007
2007-12-15 16:18:00 We had a great show-off today! I won't go into detail anymore since I've said so much about Pampanga already in this blog. But I invite you to visit Our Awesome Planet's detailed account of the trip: Part 1 - 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; Part 2 - 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.; and Part 3 - 4:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.There were a lot of surprises we did not mention in our announcements. Aside from lunch at Claude Tayag's Bale Dutung, we gave each participant a bayong with our favorite Kapampangan goodies such as Imang Salud's ensaymadas, turrones de casoy from Santa Rita, Aurely's Special which is an inverted brazo de mercedes, Junjun's barbecue and puto pao from Nathaniel's. On the bus, we also served five gallons of the legendary buko sherbet of Brgy. San Jose in San Fernando!I guess the biggest surprise for the group was that Among Ed Panlilio joined us for lunch at Claude's! The Giant Lantern Festival was as spectacular as always. And it was a great thing they returned the marching band t...
By: Ivan About Town
Off-road racing in Pampanga
2007-12-13 15:18:00 What do quarrying and 4x4s have in common? With all that hullabaloo and hubbub over quarry profits in Pampanga, one thing is certain, after wreaking havoc on the province, lahar has now become a treasure. With lahar, Pampanga is also becoming a venue for 4x4 off-road competitions.The morning of December 8, my classmates together with our professor had to meet with Gov. Ed Panlilio since our group project in class will be on Pampanga. I knew he would be busy with the Pampanga Day festivities. So when I told the governor's chief-of-staff that we were willing to meet with him anywhere, we were serious. As soon as we arrived, we located Among and rushed to the Gugu Dike in Bacolor where he was going to open the Pampanga Offroad Challenge 2007. And aside from the meeting, we got to enjoy the show as well. Thanks to Dennis for the pictures.
By: Ivan About Town
Another Pampanga adventure
2007-11-21 16:18:00 I attended another event in Pampanga today. Hausland launched Fiesta Homes, their low-cost housing company. The guest of honor was none other than Vice-President Noli de Castro. Of course, Among Ed was there too.After the event, I took our brod Lindolf around Pampanga. We drove around the San Fernando Heritage District and dropped by the half-buried Bacolor Church before returning to Angeles City via the Megadike Road. We had to rush since we had to catch an event in Manila in the evening that's why we missed Betis.Dinner was at Red Sea in Fields Avenue with mint-flavored shisha to match! There are just so many choices in Fields Avenue, it would take you days to try out all the good restaurants.
By: Ivan About Town
Nationwide Pampanga Day: December 8 in Panorama City, California
2007-11-08 15:36:00 Solidarity in vision and passion create a giant leap towards a noble mission. It is a great pride and privilege that our hearts are united with a common goal for the welfare of the Province of Pampanga. We have all the reasons to celebrate this joyous day of our province. From its rich culture and unique identity; to its excellent and competitive sons and daughters, Pampanga is a place worthy of commemoration and honor.Pampanga is blessed with richness in almost all aspects, but still, the greatness of the Supreme Being bestowed the province with a shining light en route for good governance. We believe the election of Governor Eddie Panlilio is providencial, which gives hope over our beloved province to heighten its bounties. Once more, Pampanguenos showed their oneness in achieving victory through the union of spirit and faith. Amidst the distance that separates us, Pampanga Day Celebration Commission believes that all Kapampangans in the United States share the same spirit and...
The Ulitmate Kapampangan Show-off!
2007-11-03 15:55:00 Today, we offered our first tour offering, a high-end Pampanga food tour brought to you by Our Awesome Planet, Ivan About Town, Old Manila Walks and Manila Boy. Breakfast was at Everybody's Cafe where we had tsokolateng batirul and Imang Salud's ensaymadas, pindang damulag, longganiza among many others.We visited the lantern factory of Rolan Quiambao which was abuzz with activity. Then it was a drive around the San Fernando heritage district before proceeding to the Betis and Bacolor Churches.Lunch was at Claude Tayag's Bale Dutung. We spent four hours eating!!! Our next trip will be different and it's scheduled on December 15 with a special treat in the evening, the Giant Lantern Festival!The Ulitmate Kapampangan Show-off!On December 15, let's journey to the Central Luzon heartland as we immerse ourselves in things Kapampangan! From Baroque to betute, it's a fun-filled day as we poke around and get intimate with the very best of this province's cultural offerings. We'll gaw...
By: Ivan About Town
Food Trip in Bulacan and Pampanga: A Writing and Photography Workshop
2007-09-16 23:08:00 presents Food Trip in Bulacan and Pampanga: A writing and photography workshop September 29, 2007 (departure at 6:00 a.m. from the Filipinas Heritage Library Pre-trip meeting (September 27, 6:00-9:00 p.m., FHL Reading Room) Post-trip critiquing (October 4, 6:00-9:00 p.m., FHL Reading Room) Filipinos love to travel and to eat. Whenever we go on a trip, we consider ...
Fontana - Team Building at Clark Field Pampanga
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Fr. Ed Panlilio is Pampanga governor-elect!
2007-05-18 13:19:00 Among Ed won the elections! Go Pampanga! I just came from the proclamation of governor-elect Fr. Ed Panlilio. Indeed, every vote counted. He won by 1,147 votes! I'm sure that should have been bigger (if you know what I mean). But the important thing is he won. May Pampanga lead the way for the Philippines!The atmosphere at the Bren Z. Guiao Convention Center was electric. The crowd was phenomenal! It was not the type that lined up for something after (not hakot in other words). It was people power! More photos in Multiply.Panlilio, Eddie T. - 219,706Pineda, Lilia G. - 218,559Lapid, Mark T. - 210,875Related articlesPriest topples Pineda, Lapid in Pampanga pollsMiracle in PampangaCatholic priest elected Pampanga governorInterview with Pampanga Gov.-elect Ed PanlilioPanlilio keeps guard up vs rivals, jueteng lordsHeritage watchCongratulations to Mayor Fred Lim for winning the mayoral elections in the City of Manila! The city's heritage now has a protector. Also check out a video of...
By: Ivan About Town
Pancit Bihon Guisado Kapampangan
2007-05-16 14:14:00 Ingredients: 1/4 cup cooking oil 1 teaspoon minced garlic 3 pieces tokwa, cut into cubes 1/4 kilo pork, lean, cut into cubes 1/4 kilo shrimps, shelled 1/2 cup shrimp juice 1/2 cup atsuwete extract Patis, salts and pepper for seasoning 1/4 kilo cabbage, cut finely Kintsay 1/4 kilo bihon, soaked briskly in water 1 teaspoon minced garlic 2 tablespoons minced garlic Green onions 1/2 cup finely cut kamias 2 hard-cooked eggs, ...
Yes to a good Kapampangan leader!
2007-05-13 16:32:00 Ever since I had a clear grasp of numbers, tabulation-rich events like elections, Olympics, pageants and other contests always amazed me. But elections were a different matter. I knew that the results would greatly affect the world I live in.In 1992, my bet for President was Mitra. I think I liked him because he looked the kindest to me. Haha! But in 1998, when I had a better understanding of national matters, my bet was Raul Roco. And in 2004, when I was finally eligible to vote, he was still my bet. I was really upset that he lost. I couldn't get why people won't vote for the one with the cleanest record. Why they'd prefer the cheater that GMA was just so FPJ won't win. For me, there was a perfect alternative to FPJ and that was Roco. I really believed in his brand of leadership. So when I heard the news that he died, my first thought was, "Oh no! Wala nang pag-asa ang Pilipinas.." Of course, I know it's really not the end. Raul Roco has indeed sown the seeds of change. It's...
Kilawin Kapampangan
2007-05-10 05:55:00 Ingredients: 1/2 kilo pork kasim (shoulder), cut into small strips 1/4 kilo pork liver, cut into strips 1/4 kilo pork lungs, chopped fine 1 medium onion, sliced 4 cloves garlic, crushed 1 teaspoon freshly ground pepper 1 bay leaf Salt How to cook kilawin: Marinate pork in vinegar. In a pan saute garlic and onions. Add pork lungs and the pork and vinegar, ground pepper ...
Ancient Kapampangan writing system
2007-05-07 08:05:00 In fact, I got myself a henna tattoo that reads “Kapampangan.” Of course, the artist had no idea how to write the word, since all of his character templates are Chinese, Japanese, etc. If you wish to learn it, I can gladly teach you. … Source
Blogs Galore! 17: Luid ya ing Kapampangan
2007-04-13 19:57:00 KAPAMPANGAN KUIf you care to check my profile on this blog's left sidebar, you'd know that I am a Kapampangan. I was born and raised in City of San Fernando, Pampanga. When I had to live in Quezon City for college, I was literally a 'probinsyano' in the city. But adjustment wasn't so hard of me. Because firstly, San Fernando is pretty urbanized, and secondly, there were a lot of other probinsyanos around me in the university. Of course, during freshman year, the topic of where one came from and from what high school one graduated from often comes up. Of course, I would proudly say that I am from Pampanga. I didn't mind if all these kids from the metro seem to be the cooler ones because they know the ins and outs of the city. I never felt that us people from the province where the strange, backward people that local movies often portray. For I knew that we have a huge advantage over these more urbanized spoiled brats -- we can speak 3 languages, Filipino, English and our native...
Good Friday in San Fernando, Pampanga
2007-04-06 16:39:00 Pampanga is a culture of contrasts, where the genteel elegance of the olden days collides with folk traditions. And the City of San Fernando on Good Friday is an embodiment of that clash, where both cultures come alive in their own ritualistic and colorful displays of faith.I had to be in San Pedro Cutud before 11 a.m. so that I could watch the Via Crucis, a Kapampangan passion play written in the 1950s which began the crucifixion frenzy that has put San Fernando on the global map. While driving, I was surprised to see so many people lining MacArthur Highway. Then I remembered that there was also a group which made its way around our area and we would also wait for them to pass by when I was a small kid. I wonder how the guy survived all the pushing and the hitting.In Pampanga, penitents are called magdarame. There are specific names for various types such as mamalaspas or those who flagellate themselves, mamusan krus for the cross-bearers, magsalibatbat for those who crawl on dirt ...
By: Ivan About Town
Concert at the Park - Band Music by Capampangan Students
2006-12-05 16:49:02 BAND MUSIC BY CAPAMPANGAN STUDENTSINConcert at the ParkContinuing the ?merry season? in Concert at the Park this Sunday, December 10, 2006, starting at 5:00 in the afternoon, are the pride of Angeles City, Pampanga ? the Angeles University Foundation Band and the Angeles University Foundation Pop Band with majorette exhibition, under the music direction of Prof. Julio ?Julie? Macapagal. Venue is the Rizal Park Open-Air Auditorium, Rizal Park, Manila. Ms. Minette Padilla is program host.Concert at the Park is a regular weekly program of the National Parks Development Committee, under Executive Director Carlito A. Fajardo. Mr. Federico A. Edos is the Executive In Charge of the concert project. Mrs. Gie V. Arnold writes the script. The presentation on Sunday is in cooperation with the Angeles University Foundation.The Angeles University Foundation Band or AUF Band is the former Angeles Institute of Technology Band or AIT Band which was founded in 1963 and considered to be the first per... |
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