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2000 |
May
14-28 Their most recent international conquest was their spectacular
participation in Disney World’s Millennium celebration at the World’s showcase
EPCOT Center in Florida where they performed for two weeks, to
full house and standing ovations. |
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May 31-June 1 After
their EPCOT engagement the company flew to Buenos
Aires where Philippine Ambassador Carlos Villa-Abrille
presented them at two sold out performances at
Teatro Cervantes and Teatro Podesta. Again,
shouts of “bravo” and standing ovations where
accorded the performers. |
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June 2-4 Philippine
Ambassador Consuelo Puyat-Reyes and the Philippine
Embassy, in celebration of National Day, presented
Bayanihan at the Liceo Aleman on June 2 and a gala
performance at the Universidad de Chile Baquedan
Theater on June 4. The capacity audience led by the
Acting President of Chile, diplomatic corps and
government and cultural leaders cheered the company
and likewise give them a standing ovation. |
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1999 |
July 5 - Declared Proclamation No. 138 entitled: “DECLARING MAY 27 OF
EVERY YEAR AS NATIONAL DAY TO COMMEMORATE AND PROPAGATE THE BAYANIHAN SPIRIT AS
THE UNIQUE FILIPINO WAY OF WORKING TOGETHER AS PEOPLE.” |
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February 1-7, 54th Almond in Blossom
Festival and 44th International Folklore
Festival in Agrigento, Italy. Won first prize in
the traditional costumes category and the only Asian
country that made it to the top four winners among
40 participating countries. |
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June 13-15- Cultural celebration in Seoul, Korea
sponsored by Family Federation for World Peace.
Performed at Chejo Gymnasium to a crowd of 6,000. |
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October 10-13, International Folk Dance Festival in
Seoul, Korea. Performance venue at Peace Palace to
coincide with the Seoul NGO conference and the 1999
Seoul International Conference of University
Presidents. |
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1998 |
February
17 - Declared Republic Act No. 8626 an
act designating the Bayanihan
Philippine Dance Company as the Philippine National Folk Dance
Company |
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March 22 - Command performance in Hongkong for
11,00 Filipinos to celebrate the Centennial of Phil. Independence. |
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May 16-17, Hongkong re-enactment of the making of
the First Philippine Flag held at Conrad Hotel,
Hongkong, sponsored by National Centennial
Commission Women Sector (NCC-WS). |
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May 30-June 5, Singapore Arts Festival sponsored by
the National Arts Council of Singapore. |
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June 6-10, Tokyo - Centennial celebration hosted by
Phil. Ambassador Alfonso Yuchengco. An invitational
Gala at the Okura Hotel Ballroom and a full-show at
the new Tokyo Opera Concert Hall. The first
Dance company to perform in that Hall. |
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June 13-18, Lisbon Portugal World EXPO. |
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June 19, Monaco -- hosted by The Zuellig Corporation
as part of their Centennial Celebration. |
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June 20-26, Germany- performances in Essen, Freiburg,
Bonn, Hamburg and Berlin. |
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June 19-22, GUAM – hosted by the Consul Gen .
Antonio Villamor and the Filipino Community of Guam
and SRO audiences gave a standing ovation at the
Hilton Hotel Ballroom. |
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July 1-5, Madrid |
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2-3, At Teatro de
Madrid. |
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4 - Alcazar Toledo. |
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July 6-14, Normandy, France representing the
Philippines in the CIOFF World Folkloriada. |
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July 15-Aug. 10 - Tour sponsored by Romaria
International, Sixteen (16) performances around
Galicia, Spain.
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November 28-30 - Taipei, Taiwan Tour sponsored by Balikatan sa Kaunlaran
National Foundation and Manila Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei. 2 shows
at Asia World Hotel International Ballroom and a full show at St. Dominican
International School Auditorium. |
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1997 |
Aug. 26-30, Centennial presentation arranged by
the National Centennial Commission of the Philippines. |
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Sept. 1-5, Tokyo, Japan - presentation of the
Philippine Delegation to the Japan-Asia Fine Arts
Association and Japan - Exchange Program. |
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November 8-10 - part of the Centennial tours,
Hongkong performances for the Filipinos at the
Bayanihan Center, Hongkong -- arranged by the
National Centennial Commission Women’s Sector and
the Balikatan. |
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1996 |
Official Philippine representative to the first CIOFF
World Folkloriada in Brunssum, Netherlands, July 12-21, 1996. The Philippines
was chosen to be among the Top Five Performing Artists out of 70 participating
countries. Tour included Kalingrad in the Russian Federation, France, and
Spain (Barcelona and Madrid). |
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Cultural mission to the People’s Republic of China,
Oct. ’96. Visited Xiamen, Bejing, Junning, shenzhen
and Guangzhou. |
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1995 |
Kwangju Biennale International Folklore Festival in
Kwangju, Korea. |
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1992 |
Benefit performance for Mt.
Pinatubo victims sponsored by Mrs. Marika Mitsotakis, the Prime Minister’s wife
and the Philippine embassy in Athens led by Ambassador Alberto Encomienda
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Athens, Greece – February 25 - March 5, 1992. |
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Performance to implement the promotional program for
tourism and investments sponsored by the Philippine
Embassy in Brussels, Philippine Mission to the
United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland and the Dept.
of Tourism through the Phil. Convention and Visitors
Corp. - Brussels, Belgium: Geneva, Switzerland -
April 20-26. |
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Seville World Expo ‘92, Philippine Week Celebration
- Seville, Spain. |
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Philippine National Day Celebration sponsored by the
Philippine Embassy in Paris, the Mairie de Boulogne
- Paris, France – June 22, 25,28, 1992. |
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Sponsored by the Philippine Honorary Consul, Dr.
Stephen Zuellig – Monaco – June 26-27, 1992. |
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Performance for the Sister Cities Festival per
arrangement of Office of the Mayor, Quezon City -
China - Japan - August 13-18, 1992. |
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Fiesta Philippines - September 16-20, 1994 in
celebration of the Philippine Independence Day in
London, England. Arranged and sponsored by
Ambassador Jesus Tambunting. |
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Performance in Germany - Arranged by the Cultural
Center of the Philippines with the German-Philippine
Association in Mainz (June 16-20); in Karlsruhe
(September 20-24); Oberhaussen (September 25-28)
sponsored by the Barangay ng Alemania Chapter of the
German-Philippine Association. |
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