The late former La Carlota mayor Nonoy Jalandoni, an adept thumb-thumb player introduced this samba beat, which made La Carlota's identity in among mardigras or festivals in and out of the country, Philippines.
The winners for 2011 rhythm competition were as follows:
2nd runner up - Tribu UNO
1st runner up - Tribu RSB
The Champion - Tribu DOS
This competition has brought Mangkas (La Carlota ancient name) to the limelight of any festivity as far as tourism is concerned.
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WOW! I wish i can find a studio copy of this music. It sounds like a modern ethnic sakin. Sarap pakinggan! Nakakabuhay ng dugo. Sainyo pala matatagpuan ang mga musikang ganito. :)Got a reason why I should visit your place. :)
ReplyDeleteLate mayor Jalandoni introduced this Latin Samba beat. It's first of its kind of music. Please visit our place here in La Carlota. You're very much welcome. :)
Deletethe judges was right selecting the champion but i like the performance of Tribu UNO than Tribu RSB. thanks..
ReplyDeleteyeah agree with your opinion :)
Deletela carlota drumbeaters are superb. i went to this event once in Davao where guest performers are la carlota drumbeaters
ReplyDeleteDance to the beat of samba!!! The video was taken April last year so meron ulit this year? I like Tribu UNO
ReplyDeleteall I can say is, congratulations to all the winners...
ReplyDeleteGreat activity in a great place...it's really more fun in the Philippines
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the winners. Sometimes, I feel like listening to this kind of music. Maiba lang, at nakakabuhay ng dugo.
ReplyDeletecongratulations to the winners! napakahusay! We also have this kind of competition in Legazpi City :)
ReplyDeleteCongratz to the winner... tribute to our own culture...
ReplyDeleteThumbs up
Very pleasing to hear them playing.
ReplyDeleteMore power to the winners and keep playing rhythms like this.
congratz to the winner! by the way are you from negros sir? la carlota means la carlota negros occidental?
ReplyDeleteI can say it's a new innovation of ethnic music. La Carlota people are very talented indeed... Continue to love and improve our own local beat.
ReplyDeleteThey all look lively and really love what they are doing.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! They're really good ha! I wonder why these aren't introduced to cultural music as part of tourism TVCs and marketing.
ReplyDeleteI missed the times when performing school activities like this one. Congrats Tribu DOS!
ReplyDeleteI would like to congratulate the winners! They create such beautiful samba music! ♥ =)
ReplyDeletecongratulations to the winner! nakakatuwa na pinagyayaman nila ang ating kultura.
ReplyDeletecongratz to all the winners! by the way la carlota means la carlota of negros occidental sir? im not from la carlota but im also came from negros!
ReplyDeletewow congrats to the winners! Never witnessed something like this before. I wish we have it here in our place.
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