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This document summarizes three Filipino festivals: the Moriones Festival held in Marinduque where people dress as Roman soldiers to remember the past, the Ati-atihan Festival in Kalibo honoring Santo Nino where costumes reflect indigenous attire, and the Kadayawan Festival in Davao celebrated in August with colorful costumes and an abundance of flowers and fruits.

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Festivals 2

This document summarizes three Filipino festivals: the Moriones Festival held in Marinduque where people dress as Roman soldiers to remember the past, the Ati-atihan Festival in Kalibo honoring Santo Nino where costumes reflect indigenous attire, and the Kadayawan Festival in Davao celebrated in August with colorful costumes and an abundance of flowers and fruits.

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BY: ERICKO TURDANES, JILLIAN MARTINEZ,ALEX

SAMIANO, LANCE SORIANO, XYNNA ALVAREZ, DIANE


SALAZAR, CARLO LANIOHAN, MICHAEL GUINEZ, JB
BINAY, KAREN KIM, JEDZ OSIO, CIMUS PARDUCHO
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DIFFERENT
FESTIVALS
MORIONES FESTIVAL
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Moriones festival
It is a religious festival. Held every
holy week in Marinduque. It
originated from the town of Mogpog
in 1880’s. “Morion” means the visor
of the helmet that is associated with
the armor of roman soldiers. People
of Marinduque participate in this
festival. It is celebrated to remember
the past with the roman soldiers.
That is why they dress up as roman
soldiers when they celebrate.
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Moriones festival
These are the things they
do when they celebrate
moriones festival.
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ATI–ATIHAN FESTIVAL
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Ati-atihan festival
A feast annually celebrated in
January. It is celebrated to
honor Santo Nino. Held in the
third Sunday. Celebrated in
Kalibo, in the island of Panay.
Originally came from Batan,
Aklan. Ati-atihan means “to be
like atis”. Their costumes are
indigenous and colorful.
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Ati atihan festival


This is a video that shows
what people do when they
celebrate ati atihan festival.
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KADAYAWAN FESTIVAL
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Kadayawan festival
An annual festival celebrated in
Davao. Named from “madayaw”
meaning friendly greeting. And a
dabawenyo word “dayaw”
meaning good. It is celebrated in
the third week of August. Their
costume is filled with colorful
colors. The festival is full of
flowers and fruits.
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Kadayawan
festival
This video shows the
things they do every
timethey celebrate the
festival called kadayawan
festival.

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