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On SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14 2013,a benefit show gala will take place at La Tulipe | Le National!

PAMANA ng LuzViMinda is proud to be a part of the cause to help raise money for those in need in the Philippines after the devastating Typhoon Haiyan.

Partnered with Gawad Kalinga (Official Page), a registered charity that is eligible for donation matching by the Canadian government! They hope to raise a goal of $10000! So, let's keep up this momentum! Donate whatever you can!

Any donation counts towards everyone's efforts. Providing food, clothes, water, basic necessities, as well as long term care like rebuilding and reconstructing homes and communities, giving these citizens resources for livelihood to rebuild their lives again. It's a really great cause!  If you haven't already, PLEASE DONATE - no matter what the amount is!

Here is the official video showcasing 11 folk dance groups from 9 different countries. Watch PAMANA ng LuzVinminda representing the Philippines!

With some technical difficulties, the show still must go on!

KARATONG
This dance is named after the bamboo instrument worn by the male dancers around their waist. The karatong is struck to a fast rhythm, in the hopes of attracting good luck and driving away evil spirits. The female dancers dance with sticks that are representative of bunga mangga, or mango trees.

TINIKLING
Originally from the province of Leyte, this dance is considered by many to be the most recognizable folk dance of the Philippines. Based off the movements of the long-legged tikling bird avoiding bamboo traps in rice fields, dancers dance through bamboo poles that open and close to an accelerating rhythm. This is one of PAMANA’s signature dances, fusing a few modern elements with traditional movements.