The Majiganga of Santa Ana as he appears during the First Parish Youth Day, held at the Parish covered court. This is his Santa costume, he usually change into different characters. The other baranggays tried to make their own, but the original still strikes the best. Any event makes a hit thru the efforts of Majiganga, proudly Kapampangan art, proudly Santa Ana.
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
Majiganga II
The Majiganga of Santa Ana as he appears during the First Parish Youth Day, held at the Parish covered court. This is his Santa costume, he usually change into different characters. The other baranggays tried to make their own, but the original still strikes the best. Any event makes a hit thru the efforts of Majiganga, proudly Kapampangan art, proudly Santa Ana.
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actually, hindi na yan ang original, yung original ay ginawa noong dec. 1979 para sumabay sa pasko, after several years ay tinigil na ang paglabas nito at naiwan ang ulo sa garahe namin ng caroza ng birhen maria, nasira ito katagalan, after several years nirevive ito ng quiambao family, sabi ng tita ko, yung original na majiganga noon,mga 1950' o 60's siguro, maliliit lang, nakasuot sila ng mga pinturadong kahon ng sigarilyo, binutasan ang kahon para lumabas ang kamay at ulo, nakasabay sa prusisyun,nagresearch ako sa net, merong majiganga festival sa aragon, spain, posibleng doon nanggaling ang origin ng majiganga, konti lang ang details na nakalagay
larry gopez (largo575@yahoo.com)
ay sorry, nagkamali ako, revival din pala yung ginawa noong 1979, yung nauna pa doon yung ginawa ni apung cinto quiambao noong mga 1960's, tama kayo, kaya lang sa tingin ko yung majiganga na salita at origin nun ay galing sa spain
larry gopez
salamat kuya larry sa pag share neto...
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