Tribu RSB: 2016 Pasalamat Festival Overall Champion

RSB Champion - Rhythm Competition 2016

In the just concluded 37th Pasalamat Festival of La Carlota City, Tribu RSB (Roberto Salas Benedicto) topped all other 15 participating tribes in the major competitions from Rhythm to Grand Arena Dance competitions.

Tribu RSB garnered the Overall champion title and other major awards like the Best in costume, the Best in Rhythm Competition, the Best in performing tribe, the Best in arena competition, and the Best in Choreography.

Tribu Tres got the first runner-up and Tribu San Miguel. This competition is for the adult or barangay category.

In the kids or elementary category, Tribu Nabagatnang Mangkas (South 1 Elem. School) was the overall champion, defeating the other 9 competing tribes. It is also named as the best in costumes, the best in grand arena dance competition, the best performing tribe, and the best in choreography.

Tribu Tony (San Miguel Elem. School) took the first runner-up and Tribu Ferlou was the second runner-up.

The Champions

The Champion (Adult Category) - Tribu RSB

The Champion (Kids Category) - Nabagatnang Mangkas

Rain or Shine La Carlota Pasalamat Still On The Go!

Grand Arena Competition

One of the highlights of La Carlota Pasalamat Festival is Arena Dance Competition, which usually run for 10 to 12 minutes.

Grand arena dance competition participated in by more than 20 organized tribes concludes the week-long Pasalamat festival of La Carlota.

Every tribe did its best to beat other competing dancing tribes. These dances dare the nature, rain or shine.

The following tribal dancers came from Barangay Yubo, one of the 14 barangay of La Carlota. They're not bothered by the heavy downpour as they're about to finish their entry dance showdown.

La Carlota Pasalamat Grand Arena Dance Competition

Forty-one days more to go for the La Carlota Annual Pasalamat Festival.

Grand Arena Dance Competition is one of the highlights in this week-long merrymaking.

More than 20 tribu (tribes) usually have enlisted to participate in this people-jammed-packed contest inside the festival park.

This is the group or Tribu Tres on their best grand arena dancing skills.

Live drum-beating to the sound of samba beat accompanied these more than 30 dancers.

The competition usually starts at 3:00 p.m. and lasts till 8:00 p.m., more or less five hours for 20 competing tribes one at a time.

What are you waiting for? Let's go La Carlota and get lost in the crowd comes the last week of April this 2012.