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Yagyag Festival
About Yagyag Festival
Yagyag Festival highlights the arts and culture of the district of Sibulan territory of Negros Oriental held each and every Sunday of April. The expression "yagyag" is a vernacular word that implies bringing forth, to lay eggs or spread. Its fundamental feature is the streetdancing rivalry that spotlights on the crabs of the town. The Yagyag Festival, a barangay-based occasion in Negros Oriental, opened the Central Visayas Region's support to the Philippine Tourism Showroom at the hall of "The New Department of Tourism Building" in Makati City. A smaller than normal iant of the celebration was exhibited at DoT Makati, got from the full-scale execution that was initially arranged and won in front of the rest of the competition amid the Buglasan Grand Festival of Festivals in Dumaguete City last October.
In the Philippines relatively consistently there is a party festivity some place. A few specialists say this is on account of Filipinos have a cheerful nature; others credit it to the country's serious religiosity, as the happy festivals are frequently held to memorialize the devour long periods of benefactor saints. Certain areas trust that celebrations are the Filipinos' method for taking alleviation from the drudgery of the troublesome everyday life. The Yagyag Festival in Sibulan depends on the bringing forth custom performed by the a large number of land crabs, for example, the "Cagang" cardisoma carnifes and "Alalasan" episesarman singaparense along the shores and riverbanks of Barangay Cangmating amid the last quarter of the year.