Young Folk Dancers @ GenSan Oval Plaza

Posted by bariles On November - 19 - 2007 - 24 views

Folk dancers from a local high school in GenSan smile for my camera in this shot taken after their performance during a competition at the Oval Plaza stage. Despite the searing heat, their troupe managed to perform beautifully to take home the Grand Prize.

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harlem jude Says:

hala..ngaun ko lang to nakita..kayo pala nagpic nito..hehe..di na ako sumali..sobrang sikip jan eh..haha..(–,)

Posted on April 15th, 2010 at 6:21 PM

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