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Sinug to Sinulog: Three Versions of a Dance
What it is now is far from how it began.
“Before the arrival of Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan sa Sugbo on April 7, 1521, the sinug was already danced by natives as supplication to deities and nature spirits called diwata,” choreographer Ceasar Nimor explained the early practice of the dance prayer.
“We can’t really explain where—and how it started because it is a tradition.”
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