Mahigit 200 higante, bibida sa Higantes Festival sa Angono, Rizal

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00:00More than 200 giants will be seen at the Gigantes Festival in the town of Angono, Rizal.

00:06As the Art Capital of the Philippines,

00:08it is a pleasure for the town to host the so-called Festival every November in Luzon.

00:14The details are in the news of Mark Brian Lito from PIA Calabarzon.

00:21The town of Angono is ready for the long-awaited celebration in their place,

00:25the parade of more than 200 red and blue giants made by local artists in the town.

00:31As the Art Capital of the Philippines,

00:33it is a pleasure for the town to host the so-called Festival every November in Luzon.

00:38Now, the giants are the residents of Angono,

00:42the residents who are happy together,

00:48the giants who are dancing together,

00:50we are all thankful for all the blessings, all the successes that our town has achieved.

00:57According to Arturo Argana, who is better known as Kuya Toti,

01:01part of their trade and culture is the making of giants.

01:05Now, my giant is almost reaching its head, reaching 250.

01:10But the making of a giant, if this is just paper,

01:16and there is no molding, it will only take 2 to 3 weeks.

01:21But if there is molding, especially fiberglass,

01:24one head will take almost a month.

01:27The head of the giant is made of paper mache,

01:30while the body is traditionally made of bamboo strips.

01:33And to make these lighter, most of them are made of thin aluminum.

01:37According to Kuya Toti,

01:39some young people are also showing interest in the making of giants.

01:43The culture of the residents of Angono will continue to thrive

01:47until the next generation.

01:49From the Philippine Information Agency, Calabarzon,

01:52Mark Bryan Lito, Balitang Pamansa.

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