Showing posts with label dinagyang 2013. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dinagyang 2013. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Dinagyang 2013 Result of winners in Kasadyahan ang Ati Competition



Tribu Salakayan of Miagao is the Champion in the Dinagyang 2013 Kasadyahan Regional Competition, and  Tribu Panayanon is the Champion in the Ati Contest. Both Champions will represent Iloilo City in the Aliwan Festival in Manila. 

12 tribes participated in the 2013 Kasadyahan Festival Regional Cultural Competition.

Salakayan – Miagao, Iloilo
Hubon Saranggola sa Manggahan sa Guimaras
Hubon Binagtong sa Manggahan sa Guimaras
Tribu Hugyaw – St. Therese MTC Colleges
Olalong – Cabalum Western College
Tribu Pagdayaw – Dumarao, Capiz
Tribu Kaing – Leon, Iloilo
Hugyaw Kansilay – Silay City, Negros Occidental
Tribu Saludan – Tigbauan, Iloilo
Tribu Bayluhay – San Joaquin, Iloilo
Pahinis de Laua-an – Laua-an, Antique
Tribu Mandaragat – San Jose de Buenavista, Antique

Major Awards:

Kasadyahan Champion – Tribu Salakayan of Miagao
Kasadyahan 1st Runner Up – Tribu Kaing of Leon Iloilo
Kasadyahan 2nd Runner Up – Tribu Bayluhay of San Joaquin Iloilo
Kasadyahan 3rd Runner Up – Tribu Padagyaw of Dumarao Capiz
Kasadyahan 4th Runner Up – Tribu Mandaragat of San Jose Antique

Minor Awards

Best in performance Kasadyahan – Tribu Salakayan of Miagao
Best in Choreography Kasadyahan – Tribu Salakayan of Miagao
Best Choreographer – Tribu Salakayan of Miagao
Best in Costume – Tribu Kaing of Leon
Best in Street Dancing – Tribu Bayluhay of San Joaquin
Best in Music Kasadyahan – Tribu Kaing of Leon
Best Musical Director – Tribu Kaing of Leon

Ten Tribes Participated in the Ati Ati Contest.

Tribu Angola
Tribu Aninipay
Tribu Atub-Atub
Tribu Buntatalan-on
Tribu Ilonganon
Tribu Milagrosa
Tribu Miro (Guest)
Tribu Molave
Tribu Pag-asa
Tribu Panayanon
Tribu Salognon

Major Awards:
Champion – Tribu Panayanon
1st runner-up – Tribu Ilonganon
2nd runner-up – Tribu Salognon
3rd runner-up – Tribu Milagrosa
4th runner-up – Tribu Atub-Atub

Minor/Special Awards:

Best Choreography – Tribu Panayanon
Best Choreographer – Tribu Panayanon
Best Music – Tribu Ilonganon
Best Musical Director – Tribu Ilonganon
Best in Costume – Tribu Ilonganon
Best in Costume Designer- Tribu Ilonganon
Best Performance – Tribu Panayanon
Best in Street Dance – Tribu Salognon
Best Headdress -Tribu Panayanon
Best in Discipline -Tribu Salognon

Opening Salvo Awards:
Best in Costume Opening Salvo – Tribu Ilonganon
Best in Performance – Tribu Panayanon
Best in Discipline – Tribu Panayanon

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

2013 Dinagyang Kasadyahan and Ati Competition Parade Route

Dinagyang is Iloilo City’s version of the Ati-Atihan festival widely celebrated not only in Panay Island but also in other parts of the country. It may not be as ancient as the one in Kalibo in Aklan Province, but is definitely impressive in choreography and striking in terms of the various attires worn by participating tribes which reflect the ingenuity, craftsmanship and artistry of the Ilonggos.

An Ilonggo term for revelry or merrymaking, Dinagyang was coined in 1977 by Ilonggo writer/broadcaster Pacifico Sudario to describe the riotous celebration. Prior to this, Dinagyang was labeled “Iloilo Ati-Atihan” to differentiate it from other Ati-Atihan festivals.

Please observe the main parade route, street dance, and performance areas of Dinagyang Festival 2013.

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2013 Dinagyang Kasadyahan and Ati Competition Parade Route
The main parade route, street dance, and performance areas of Dinagyang Festival 2013.


Below is the route of the Carousel Parade Route for both Kasadyahan and Ati Grand Parades of Dinagyang Festival 2013:

Performance Area 1: Freedom Grandstand
Sadsad Parade Area: JM Basa Street (from Freedom Grandstand to corner Aldeguer Street)
Street Dancing Performance Area: JM Basa Street (from corner Aldeguer to Plazoleta Gay)
Sadsad Parade Area: Iznart Street (from Plazoleta Gay to Capitol)
Performance Area 2: Iloilo Provincial Capitol-Arroyo Fountain
Sadsad Parade Area: General Luna Street-Quezon Street (from Capitol to Quezon Street-near Payless Plaza)
Street Dancing Performance Area: Quezon Street (near Payless Plaza to corner Delgado Street)
Sadsad Parade Area: Quezon Street (corner Delgado Street to corner Ledesma Street)
Performance Area 3: Quezon-Ledesma Streets
Sadsad Parade Area: Ledesma Street (from corner Quezon Street to Plazoleta Gay)
Street Dancing Performance Area: Iznart Street (from Plazoleta Gay to corner J.De Leon Street)
Sadsad Parade Area: Iznart Street (from corner J De Leon Street to corner Aldeguer Street)
Performance Area 4: Maria Clara Stage
Sadsad Parade Area: Rizal-Mapa Street (from Maria Clara-Central Market, turn left to Mapa Street and back to Freedom Grandstand).

Legend:
Performance Areas – Performance stages for the Ati and Kasadyahan dance showdown/competition.
Sadsad Parade Area – Areas wherein the people can dance together with the Ati or Kasadyahan tribes and take photos. It is also an area for preparation and brief rest of competing tribes before the next competing area.
Street Dancing Performance Area – Judging areas for street dance performance of competing Ati and Kasadyahan contingents.