How people spend Good Friday in Boracay

Posted by bariles On March - 23 - 2008 - 345 views

How do the people in Boracay spend Good Friday?

To find out for myself, I trooped to this small island in the Visayas during the Holy Week last year.

The experience was so surreal that no attempts has been made on my part to describe it even until now.

What I could remember though was the fact that there were “B’s” all around – beer, bikini babes, bare torsos, barbecue, beach-ready bodies, bimbos, boylets, booze, and the music of Bob Marley and the Beachboys!

Not that I am complaining but that trip sooo assaulted my senses and ripped my insides apart that I vowed to never, never, never go back again to Boracay Island…

……if it ain’t Holy Week. *wink*

Here are some of the Good Friday in Boracay pictures I took. Click on each for a larger view please.

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Caroline Hülsman Says:

How do the people in Boracay spend Good Friday? I will need to find out more but a documentation of the legendary Bob Marley by Martin Scorsese, sounds great to me, I can’t wait to see this… Bob Marley was a midfield football player nicknamed “skipper” and a great inspiration to many artist all over the world specially musically… His performance in Zimbabwe is still the greatest of all times… Check out the song “Tear-ra” by Ian Mantis Hillman one of Zimbabwes top artists inspired by Bob Marley…. for more details check http://www.lovetakecontrol.com or http://www.myspace.com/ianmantishillman

Posted on March 30th, 2008 at 11:52 AM
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[...] What is a Boracay dancer? Well here is a picture I took of one during my Holy Week sojourn at that island last year. Cool [...]

Posted on May 25th, 2008 at 2:55 PM
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