Saludan of Tigbauan in Kasadyahan 2007
‘Saludan’ is an Ilonggo/Hiligaynon term rooted from the word “salud”, which in its literal sense means - the act of gathering something. The performance is a way of promoting the town’s local products through the depiction of how the local townsfolk harvest by “salud”, using a fishnet for their catch or their baskets for milled rice or any other agricultural product.
View Video Coverage of Tribu Saludan’s performace in the Kasadyahan 2007.
The Kasadyahan Competition is one of the main highlights of the Dinagyang Festival. The dance competition features the history and culture of the various towns of Iloilo.
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