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Photo AlbumJan 14, '10 3:32 AM
for everyone
Wasn't able to take pictures of all streetdancers... and pictures taken were not too good. :-( Will try to grab some more pictures from friends though. The San Pablo Cocofest is on its 15th year and was awarded Best Festival in Laguna. It is the oldest festival in Laguna - honoring the Coconut, the Tree of Life, which is the main reason why San Pablo progressed. During the 1930s, the coconut industry made many Sampalenyos prosperous and the town of San Pablo is one of the three top municipalities of the country. Although there are less coconut plantations now, still, we owe the Coconut Industry why we are now San Pablo City.


PRISEA/ TESA night audience at the main stage in the city plaza
  

This is the start of the program - the doxology. MSC IT was participant of PRISEA & TESA programs.
  

Doxology by Scuola dei Bambini preps
  

Opening remarks by PRISEA President Nida Glorioso
  

to start the program - dance number from Ramirez Learning Center
  

Some of the PRISEA principals all in a row :=)
  

and at the backstage ...
  

MSC high school dancers at the foot of Dr. Rizal monument
  

more posing
  

with Teacher Nix and 3rd
  

while waiting for the Cocofest streetdancers at the city plaza
  

the procession of St. Paul the First Hermit led by parish priest Msgr. Mel Barcenas
  

start of Cocofest parade
  

St. Paul the First Hermit, San Pablo City's patron saint
  

blessing at the start of Cocofest streetdancing
  

Opening of the Cocofest 2010 by City Mayor Vicente B. Amante
  

Sen. Loren Legarda addressing the public
  

parade of government officials
  

and aspiring candidates of 2010 elections :-)
  

even Ilocos governor Bongbong Marcos came...
  

and BAYAN partylist Liza Largoza Maza
  

the riders of the Cocofest in their motorbikes
  

more riders to "hawan" the parade route :=) hhhmmm "hawi" boys
  

elementary division dancers
  

exhibition dance by students of Paaralang Pag-ibig at Pag-asa
  

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GReenwich dancers
  

elementary streetdancers
  

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Coco Trade Fair
  

Minola booth at the trade fair. Minola uses coconut oil.
  

handicrafts at the trade fair
  

Coco Natur aromatheraphy oils, and other organic beauty products
  

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Floats by different schools and organizations of the city
  

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Coco Carnival Costume parade contestant
  

colorful coco costume
  

ala peacock :=)
  

the Costume Parade winner
  

in a very intricately woven palaspas gown... kati siguro non LOL
  

Lions Emeralds
  

Scuola's pumpkin float
  

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another Costume Parade participant in bunot style gown
  

coco inspired gowns
  

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MOntessori's tiburin... hehehe nagdadakot na si mr. kutsero
  

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Domeng and the APEX bayanihan float
  

Me and Teacher Min
  


mevenzabat wrote on Jan 16, '10
I miss the Cocofest celebration...:(
lsprudente wrote on Jan 21, '10
we miss you too Me'ven :=)
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