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[Title] => Tacloban fiesta controversy Permit “limitation” spoils Pintados-Kasadyaan Fest
[Summary] => The Pintados-Kasadyaan Festival of Festivals pushed through yesterday ahead of the Tacloban City fiesta on June 30, while its chairperson Mayor Matin Petilla of Palo, Leyte, complained that the city government did not allow a street dancing or parade around the city.
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[Title] => “Warring” festival groups unite for Tacloban fiesta
[Summary] => Two festival organizations, which were at odds in the past, have decided to unite this time and stage their respective events to celebrate Tacloban City’s fiesta celebration, in honor of the Señor Santo Niño, on June 30.
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[Title] => Tacloban relives unique heritage with Pintados Fest
[Summary] => The country‘s fiesta calendar has a slew of colorful and lively celebrations throughout the year but today’s Pintados Festival promises to be the most unique.
The Pintados are Tacloban’s early inhabitants known for the heavy tattoos on their bodies. They are said to hold colorful celebrations to mark victory in war and honor their deity for a bountiful harvest and other occasions.
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The Pintados are Tacloban’s early inhabitants known for the heavy tattoos on their bodies. They are said to hold colorful celebrations to mark victory in war and honor their deity for a bountiful harvest and other occasions.
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