After all 6 contingents performed for the street dancing competition, I headed straight to the Municipal Ground for it was where the real competition happened. It was around 3 in the afternoon and the sky seemed gloomy. The Holy Child must have blessed the celebration for it didn't rain a single drop until the event ended.
(You should not wonder why our town is called "Manukan" or "Chicken Farm" or "Chicken State to the youngsters because as you can see in the picture above, there's a giant statue of a Rooster. That's the symbol of our town.)
The Manukan Municipal ground were packed with people, both viewers and dancers in different and lively colors during the Manukan Sinulog Festival 2010. All people from each barangays seemed gathered all together to witness another remarkable event in Manukan. The viewers were trying to find a good spot for their kids to see clearly, or somewhere they can sit. Well, I was too lucky to find a perfect spot for taking good photos and that was near the stage where the judges and the Manukan officials were at. It was a no-sitting spot though.
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Ka-bibo ba kau dha sis oi.. huhuhuhu.. Gimingaw na jud kos pinas...
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agoy wish kakita ko ani in real. Naa akong lolo and lola sa manukan nagpuyo sis! Sad wala ko ka visit nila before man lang ko nilarga for Norway!
It was really nice to witness such event. Our town is known for kneeling carabaos.
What a fun event. I enjoyed your photos!
wow, Sinulog is really that great. Seeing lots of dance moves tribute to Sto. Niño and lots of colorful stuffs.. you'll sure enjoyed.. Especially here in Cebu Sinulog.. :)
Nice post by the way.. love it..
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