Vigan, Ilocos Sur Festival

 In Vigan, Ilocos Sur, the street is filled with a really big and exciting parade. People are walking together holding a banner while a huge crowd lines the sides of the road. The old Spanish-style houses make the place look really historic, and the bright sky makes everything feel really alive and festive.

Another group is marching in traditional brown and cream clothes, moving in sync like they practiced a lot. Their faces look really proud and serious, like they are representing their culture with honor. The crowd watching them looks really amazed and happy, showing how much this event really matters to the community.

Then there are dancers wearing red, white, and beige outfits, moving with strong and graceful steps. They look really confident and joyful, like they are telling a story through their movements. Overall, the whole scene feels really colorful, really powerful, and really full of Ilocano pride and tradition.




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