𝐒𝐀𝐑𝐔𝐍𝐆 𝐁𝐀𝐍𝐆𝐆𝐈 (San Jose Community College)

🌙✨ 𝐒𝐀𝐑𝐔𝐍𝐆 𝐁𝐀𝐍𝐆𝐆𝐈 ✨🌙 ‎“One Night” or “One Evening” in the Bicolano language ‎ ‎Originating from Sto. Domingo, Albay, Sarung Banggi is a well-known Bicolano folk dance classified as a courtship dance. It was inspired by the famous kundiman song composed by Potenciano Gregorio in 1910, telling the story of a young man captivated by a beautiful provincial lady during an unforgettable evening. Its heartfelt lyrics made it a symbol of love, admiration, and traditional Bicolano courtship. ‎ ‎Through this presentation, we proudly showcase not only the beauty of Filipino folk dance but also the rich culture, heritage, and traditions of the Bicol Region. 🇵🇭 ‎ ‎DANCERS 🕺🏻💃🏻 ‎ ‎BCAED 1A ‎John Edward Bobis ‎Jerniey Andreiane B. Belen ‎Hannah Clarisse Bequio ‎Joyce Ann Bilolo ‎Lenard Bryan Agottila ‎ ‎BCAED 1D ‎Leonival Brocales ‎Jhoedha Angeline Bilo ‎Cresten Joy Bellen ‎Irish Elaine Gonzales ‎Esiel Kate Buban ‎Alycza Belisario ‎Jane Nichole Bergonia ‎ ‎BCAED 1E ‎Elijah Rey Raña ‎Redden Borboran ‎Angela Baao ‎ ‎Trained by BCAED 3B: ‎•Stephanie Mae Alarcon ‎•Angiella Avellana ‎•Jesel Boboyo ‎•Russel Lowell Lovino ‎•Mary Margarett Bertes ‎•Melchora Adivino ‎ ‎🎥 Videographer & Editor: ‎•Cyril Botalon ‎ ‎🎶 Music: Sarung Banggi ‎ ‎Costume Credits: ‎Special thanks to Marvin Balane Baloloy for the costume support. ‎ ‎Preserving culture, embracing tradition, and celebrating unity through dance. ❤️💙💛 ‎ #VirtualCulminatingActivity2026 ‎#SarungBanggi #dance1foundationofdance #dance4teachingdance ‎