PANDANGGO SA BÚLIG - Hiyas Kalilayan Cultural Group, IV-A Calabarzon - SDO Lucena City | NFOT 2020

PANDANGGO SA BÚLIG
(Bocaue, Bulacan)
is a dance performed by mudfish fishermen who interpreted mudfish fishing using familiar props like paddles, salakab or fish traps and conical hats with tiny oil lamps perched on the top. The pandanggo sa bulig is the fishermen's way of expressing gratitude to the Holy Cross, otherwise known as Poong Sta. Cruz ng Wawa for the blessings given by the river and as way of supplication for a more abundant fish catch.
Published at: SAYAW: Dances of the Philippine Islands Vol. VI
Researched by: Ramon Arevalo Obusan, National Artist for Dance
Performed at the 2020 National Festival of Talents
Sining Tanghalan | Philippine Folk Dance Category
held at the City of Ilagan, Isabela Province
March 11, 2020
PERFORMERS:
Charles Laurence L. Alfajora
Christian Kyle M. Lagos
Shinchan A. Matic
Mark Andreo T. Subol
Mark Andrew T. Subol
James A. Villa
Technical Staff:
Robert Legarte
Jonel Tadiosa
Trainer/Artistic Director: Joe Anthony Lingayo Basco
Artistic Consultant: Rommel Padillo Serrano
Made possible through the efforts of:
Hon. Roderick A. Alcala
Lucena City Mayor
and Lucena City Council
Kuya Mark B. Alcala
Lucena Youth Commission & Executive Assistant
Dr. Hermogenes M. Panganiban
Schools Division Superintendent
Phillip B. Gallendez
OIC - ASDS
Josephine T. Natividad
CID Chief
Epiphania Carandang
SGOD Chief
Joel L. Jader
EPS I - MAPEH
Special thanks to:
Kalilayan Folkloric Group of Catanauan, Quezon
Tayabas Handicraft
Jeffrey Eligio of Bulacan
Joseph Carlo Tizon
Our Lady, Queen of the World Chapel, Executive Village, Lucena City
Video credits:
Rommel Padillo Serraro
Tita Virginia UA-cam Channel