All Saints' Day, known locally as "Undas" or "Araw ng mga Patay" (Day of the Dead), is one of the most significant and deeply rooted traditions in the Philippines. A public holiday in the Philippines, this occasion allows Filipinos to remember and honor their dead relatives in a solemn manner. Unlike many Western countries where Halloween is celebrated with costumes and spooky...
Looking into the evolution of music through these years Changing Rhythms: Exploring Music's Ongoing Transformation this World Music Day 2023 From the haunting rhythms of ancient drums to the intricate melodies of today's digital compositions, music successfully integrated itself into our lives. One will surely listen to it to surpass time or process emotions. Because of that, its impact on us as...
Introduction Filipino teachers play a crucial role in shaping the future of the nation. Their dedication, passion, and commitment to education are instrumental in empowering the youth and building a solid foundation for national development. This article will delve into Filipino teachers' important role and impact on the country's own growth and progress. From celebrating National Teacher's...
Photo from https://www.habkorea.net Get ready, Philippines, for something extraordinary, K-drama and K-pop fans! South Korean Artists are Coming to Town South Korea's Asia Artist Awards (AAA) will be held at the Philippine Arena in Bocaue, Bulacan, on December 14 for the first time. It is considered Asia's Oscars and Grammy Awards and recognizes Asian artists in music, television, and film. This...
National Museum in Bicol | Photo Source: https://www.nationalmuseum.gov.ph Reopening its Doors to the Public After almost two months of closure, the National Museum of the Philippines-Bicol (NMP-Bicol) reopens its doors to the public on August 8. The museum in Albay, Legazpi, showcases furnished indoor and outdoor exhibitions that display the unique geological landscapes and history of...
Bicol Food Festival 2023 | Photo taken by Mutzii, from Unsplash Grand Festivals across the Philippine Islands Luzon Philippine festivals are celebrated grand in every way across the archipelago. They are as colorful as the regions that host them. In Luzon, there are numerous festivities in the land of national heroes, Bulacan. The Pagoda Festival in Bocaue, Bulacan, celebrated annually during the...
Photo taken by Dindin Lagdameo from flickr.com How do Filipinos welcome the "ber" months? Although there are other significant occasions before we celebrate Christmas, Filipinos believe that the holiday season begins as soon as the “ber” months signal the cold season. It begins in September, some even as early as August and concludes in January. In the Philippines, the “ber” months are...
Barangays are the smallest administrative units in the Philippines, serving as the foundation of local governance. These communities play a pivotal role in delivering essential government services to residents, making choosing the right candidate highly significant. Barangay elections are a crucial part of the democratic process in the Philippines, providing citizens with the opportunity to elect...
The Ber months are coming! This five-word sentence undoubtedly puts fear in the hearts of our collective wallets, whether for gifts or gatherings. The holidays are a sure hit to everyone’s bank accounts; after all, they are when everyone has time to meet and spend with friends and family. Tis the time for Christmas decorations, attending Christmas parties, noche buena, buying the perfect gift...
The International Day of Peace In 1981, a resolution was sponsored by Costa Rica and the United Kingdom to commemorate and strengthen the ideals of peace. The United Nations General Assembly unanimously voted in agreement, and thus, September 21st has been a universal declaration of the International Day of Peace. The Iconic Bell for Peace Building One of the day's important icons, the...
