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Sandugo Band of Laguna among Pilipinas Got Talent Season 3 Grand Finalists

Sandugo Band of Laguna Enters Pilipinas Got Talent Grand Finals

by on Sep 19, 2011 in Alaminos, Nagcarlan, People, San Pablo City

They have the talent. They have the ‘kakulitan’ on stage that charms the audience. And they made it to Pilipinas Got Talent Season 3 Grand Finals. Sandugo Band who plays mostly reggae, pop, jazz, and blues, is the third act to make it to ABS-CBN’s number one talent search program. Pilipinas Got Talent paved the [...]

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Historical Attractions Located in Laguna

by on Aug 16, 2011 in Calamba City, Cavinti, Destinations, Historical/Cultural Sites, Los Baños, Mabitac, Nagcarlan

Good thing that these historical places have been preserved and being heeded by the Local Government. Here is a list of Historical Attractions in Laguna you can visit: 1. Rizal Shrine, Calamba City It is a Spanish vintage house is being maintained as a national shrine by the National Government. It houses the Rizalian memorabilia [...]

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Resorts located in Nagcarlan, Laguna

by on Aug 10, 2011 in Nagcarlan, Resorts

For those who are planning to visit Nagcarlan a beautiful town in Laguna, you might look for their resorts. Aside from eight mountains located here, this town also have beautiful places to relax and enjoy. Here is a list of Resorts in Nagcarlan Laguna. Batis ng Sinipian Resort Brgy. Malinao, Nagcarlan Laguna

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Nagcarlan, Laguna (History, People, places, events, festivals, industries)

Nagcarlan, Laguna ( History, Industries, People)

by on Mar 22, 2010 in Nagcarlan, Towns and Cities

History Before the conquest of Laguna Lake region. Nagcarlan was headed by a valiant datu named Gat Lakilaw. Its conversion to Christianity began in 1578 through the efforts of Fr. Juan de Plasensia and Fr. Diego Oropesa, both Franciscan missionaries. The community formally became a pueblo in 1583 under Fr. Tomas de Miranda, who brought [...]

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Nagcarlan’s Ana Kalang Festival (History)

by on Mar 05, 2010 in Festivals, Nagcarlan

Giant statues are commonly called in Nagcarlan as “kalang-kalangs”, from which the name of the festival (and the palace itself) is derived from. Ana Kalang according to a myth was known for her tremendous wealth, kindness, piety, and generosity. During her time, she was always around to help her townmates whenever in trouble that even [...]

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