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Passionist Priests perform with Aiza Seguerra & The Company

Posted by bariles On February - 15 - 2008 - Visited 931 times, 3 so far today



The Kalilangan Festival 2008 will be in full swing starting Saturday, February 16, 2008 with a Grand Opening Parade around the city’s main streets. This 11-day long affair which is in celebration of General Santos City’s 69th Foundation Anniversary is one of the most anticipated festivals this year aside from the Tuna Festival in September.

One of the events lined up and is scheduled on February 23, 2008 is a fund-raising concert of former child actress Aiza Seguerra, and the Philippines’ premier vocal ensemble The Company. Sponsored by the Passionist Community of the Philippines (whose priests will also perform in the concert) in cooperation with the GenSan City Government and the Sarangani Provincial Government, this concert-for-a-cause is dubbed as “Pasyonista… Galak ng Gintong Gunita” in commemoration of the Passionist Community’s 50th Anniversary in the Philippines.

This concert will be held at the Lagao Gym at exactly 7:00pm. Tickets which are available at the Our Lady of Peace & Good Voyage Parish, Arnevel’s Restaurant, and Holy Cross Parish are priced at P1200, 1000, 800, 400, 200 and 50.

For inquiries, calls may be made to tel #s +63-83- 5523634 and 552-3960.


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  4. Kalilangan Festival’s “Singing for Peace in Mindanao”
  5. GenSan’s Kalilangan Festival 2008 Opening 16 Feb
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  1. Jordan Ray Quinco Says:

    msta po ung concert nito before?

    Posted on February 4th, 2009 at 10:35 AM

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Bariles is Tagalog word for “Tuna”, the primary source of income of the people of General Santos City which hosts 6 of the Philippines’ 8 tuna canneries and more than 80% of its tuna processing plants.
The city boasts of the only “Tuna Festival” in the world celebrated every September 5 in commemoration of its charterhood anniversary.
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