Bacoor Fiesta 2012

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I was expecting to witness the 2nd Bacoor Marching Band festival, but I was kinda disappointed, this year, it was just the usual marching band parading on the street of Bacoor, Cavite. Incoming search terms:bacoor fiesta 2012May 2012 events in Cavite
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Bacoor Marching Band Festival

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Marching Bands has always been a part of Bacoor Town Fiesta, every 2nd Sunday of the month of May, people would line up along Gen. Evangelista Street to witness the marching bands parading along the main street of Bacoor, Cavite. Incoming search terms:bacoor town fiestafiesta sa pilipinasbacoor marching band festivalbacoor cavite fiestafiesta festivalcavite festivalbacoor marching bandkarakol fiestabacoor...
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Karakol at Maliksi 2010

Today, I went back to my birthplace, a small, densely populated community called Barangay Maliksi in Bacoor, Cavite. Today is the Karakol, an aged long tradition of the community to honor the cross. Incoming search terms:maliksi bacoor caviteKarakol sa Bacoormaliksi bacoorbacoor baykarakol dancingkarakol in bacoor cavite photoskarakol in bacoor cavite pics
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Bacoor Fiesta 2010

A day before the nation votes for the next leader of the land, the town of Bacoor celebrates its fiesta. After attending the Sunday service, we had our free lunch prepared by former neighbors and relatives in Bacoor, after the lunch, I felt that I’ve eaten more than I could. The highlight of the annual fiesta is the parade of the marching bands, I counted about 14 bands from Bacoor and neighboring...
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Lenten 2010

This year’s Lenten Season for me was an ordinary one, more like the one in 2007 when I just covered the Good Friday Procession in Dasmariñas, Cavite. Although I wanted to go somewhere else where I could cover something like the rituals in San Pedro Cutud in Pampanga, actually I was planning to go to Marinduque to witness the yearly Moriones Festival but due to time constraint, I dropped...
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Holy Week — Time to Reflect

Today is Palm Sunday and it’s officially the start of the Holy Week for us. Unlike most Christians, the Holy Week for me is not a time for penance nor it is the time of mourning, it’s simply a time to reflect and showing gratitude to what Jesus Christ has done for us. On this time we remember not only His suffering but also his victory over death and saved us from the power of sin. May...
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