The international magazine National Geographic has chosen Bacolod’s MassKara Festival one of the 12 must-do things in the world for
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Photo by Japoi Cequina
The essence of the MassKara Festival is its streetancing activities, where people dance in the streets to the music and drum beats, to collectively declare hope and unity amid life’s adversities.
Every October, Bacoleños go out to the streets, bring out their colorful costumes and dance to their delight, as they celebrate life and its abundant blessings to their City.
The essence of the MassKara Festival is its streetancing activities...
The essence of the MassKara Festival is its streetancing activities, where people dance in the streets to the music and drum beats, to collectively declare hope and unity amid life’s adversities.
The participation of the Giant MassKara Puppets as a non-competing number in the streetdancing competition last year...
The essence of the MassKara Festival is the streetdance, where Bacoleños take to the streets to dance to the music and drum beats, to celebrate life and its abundant blessings to their City.
9 emerging artists. 3 creative consultants. 4 major creative sessions. 3 major revisions. 4 months. Close to a hundred sticks of chicken inasal and spareribs. About the same volume of rice. Countless cups of coffee and soda. A lot of love. Tons of faith. These were what went into the making of the 2012 MassKara Festival logo.
The essence of the MassKara Festival is the streetdance, where Bacoleños take to the streets to dance to the music and drum beats, to celebrate life and its abundant blessings to their City.
The MassKara Queen pageant is home to the most beautiful Bacoleñas, many of whom, after their coronation as MassKara Queens...
Elaborately dressed MassKara dancers atop elegantly designed floats will highlight the opening of...
Photo by Aeson Achilles Baldevia
As the most anticipated highlight of the festival, the MassKara Street and Arena Dance Competition has made theMassKara Festival one of the happiest festivals in the Philippines.
Hundreds of dancers, in all sizes and shapes, wearing smiling masks and colorful costumes, gyrate to the sound of...
Photo by Japoi Cequina
The essence of the MassKara Festival is its streetancing activities, where people dance in the streets to the music and drum beats, to collectively declare hope and unity amid life’s adversities.
Every October, Bacoleños go out to the streets, bring out their colorful costumes and dance to their delight, as they celebrate life and its abundant blessings to their City.
Thousands of revelers from around the country and across the world join Bacoleños as they celebrate the MassKara Festival. Here are the seven highlights of the festival:
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9 emerging artists. 3 creative consultants. 4 major creative sessions. 3 major revisions. 4 months. Close to a hundred sticks of chicken inasal and spareribs. About the same volume of rice. Countless cups of coffee and soda. A lot of love. Tons of faith.
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Etymology
MassKara is coined from two words: Mass, which means “many, or multitude,” and Kara, a Spanish word for “face,” thus
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The international magazine National Geographic has chosen Bacolod’s MassKara Festival one of the 12 must-do things in the world for
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A Cebu-based photographer won the grand prize in the 2012 MassKara Festival photo contest dubbed, “Kari sa MassKara, Dala Kamera”
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The contest on finding the eight letters of the giant replica of the 2012 MassKara Festival logo is until Oct.
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The New Oldz Crew bested nine other finalists in the grand finals of the GMA DanssKara: The MassKara Dance Showdown
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