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    The document summarizes the Laga Festival celebrated annually in March in Lubuagan, Kalinga, Philippines. The festival pays tribute to the women weavers of Lubuagan and highlights their backstrap weaving technique. Events during the 2-3 day celebration include a fashion show showcasing traditional weaving, performances, competitions, and indigenous games. The festival is an opportunity for the community to celebrate their culture, arts, and weaving heritage.

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    A celebration paying tribute to Lubuagan women weavers with LAGA FASHION

    SHOW as its highlight event. It is annually celebrated on the first week of March.

    Lubuagan is famous for the Mabilong Weaver’s Village where back strap weaving is
    the method, as opposed to loom weaving. Thus, Lubuagan celebrates the excellence
    of their weaving industry every year, on March 6, coinciding with the day gen Emilio
    Aguinaldo came. “Laga” means weaving.

    Laga Festival- From "laga", a Kalinga word which means to weave. Celebrated
    annually, typically in March. It is a two or three-day celebration which showcases the
    culture, arts, and history of Lubuagan.

    "Celebrating the Laga festival is also paying tribute to our women-weavers who made
    the Kalinga Ethnic weave a global fashion choice and model suit because of its
    natural and intricate weave" thus said Mayor Johny Dickpus, Mayor of Lubuagan,
    Kalinga.

    Ylubuagan were gathered together to celebrate another successful year as one


    municipality. Highlights of the festival were the Ylubuagan Got Talent Season 3,
    Schools Field Demonstration, search for Ms. REYNANG KALIKASAN 2018
    participated by 7 stunning gay ladies of Lubuagan, BAMBO ENSEMBLE competition
    participated by the elementary and secondary schools of Lubuagan, BARANGAY
    PRESENTAION from the different Barangay’s, INDIGENEOUS GAMES (Kadang-
    kadang, Bakka Race, Sack race, Uggayam, cheg chegtu, and silloyay,)
    Props that being used:

     Flower made by paper plate


     green paint
     bilao
     kain
     cellophane
     pot
     ba-ag

    Costume

     The Kalinga G string or ba-ag (bahag) for mens and Ginamat Tapis for ladies
    were traditionally used in Laga festival show of Lubuagan. The “ba-ag”
    (bahag) is the common costumes for male Igorots or Kalingas. It is a long
    woven material about 10 to 15 inches wide and 3 to 5 feet long. Its main
    purpose is to cover the man’s private parts. It’s firmly secured at the waist to
    prevent the clothing from falling off and to ensure that it covers the male
    organs safely and properly. On the other hand, the female Kalinga costume
    consists of a large rectangular woven clothing about 3 to 5 feet wide, and 3 to
    4 feet long. It’s simply worn like a skirt and secured around the waist. In the
    olden times, there were also no upper clothing for women, but as the modern
    era has come to influenced the new generation, earth colored blouses are
    now worn.
     Laga show costume can show case the products of Ylubuagan which is
    mostly the laga tapis, lilaga belly belt, beads and pot, and other costume that
    can make the show beautiful and colorful.
     leotard- Leotards are used for a variety of purposes, including yoga,
    exercise, dance (particularly for ballet and/or modern).
     Lilaga belly belt and Ginamat (Tapis)

    Basic step of Laga festival show

    o Close step :step R sideward, close L to R


    o Touch step: step R sideward, point L sideward of R
    o Change step: step your right foot across left in front one step left close to right
    foot in third in the rear or in front position.
    o Mincing: point L in place, step R in place, point L in and step R in place.
    o Polka step and waltz step
    o Foot dragging

    Music

    The music use in a Laga show can anything that can be suit into the dance
    show. But usually used music in Lubuagan is Gong.
    MUSIC: Flute narration, T.I drum and lyre music, pintaflores.

    Contribution

     Charilou Cadater and Izel Wa-acon - Choreographer


     Emmalyn Cadater and Charilou - Write up
     All members - 50 Money buy for a props
     All members - Made the Props

    MEMBERS

     Cadater, Charilou D. BSED 2A


     Cadater, Emmalyn A. BSED 2A
     Carbonel, Christine D. BSED 2B
     Gaspi, Hannah BSBIO 2A
     Lumatac, Dennisa G. BSBIO 2A

    All BEED
     Suyam, Kelly Faith A.
     Wa-acon, Izel Shesha
     Baggiw, Cherry Gwen
     Basnic, Emyline
     Camalao, Ezra C.

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