The annual Iloilo Dinagyang festival is held every last Sunday of January. The time is used to glorify the oldest Christian artifact in the Philippines- Señor Santo Niño, an image of the child ...

Amidst the vibrant and lively celebrations of the Iloilo Dinagyang Festival, Ilonggos continue to uphold their deep devotion to the heart of the festivities, Señor Santo Niño de Cebu. This devotion ...

This year’s Tribes competition, highlighting the last day of Dinagyang Festival, which is an annual cultural and religious festival in honor of Senor Sto. Nino, was participated in by eight tribes ...

Alias “Sishi,” a choreographer, who used to be a member of a tribal contingent in the Dinagyang Festival, is elated at the blessed chance to dance again for the Santo Niño as an offering, albeit ...

The Dinagyang Festival, celebrated annually every fourth Sunday of January, honors the Santo Niño (Child Jesus) and is known for its energetic street dances, elaborate costumes and rich cultural ...

The Dinagyang Festival is set to return to the international stage after getting an invitation to go to Osaka, Japan and Auckland, New Zealand this year, the local government said on Tuesday. Iloilo ...

One of the festival’s major attractions is the sinulog dance (from the Cebuana word sulog, meaning " water current”) in thanksgivings and supplications to the Santo Niño. On its last day ...

Juan Karlos replaces an expletive in his hit song ‘Ere' with its Hiligaynon counterpart at the Dinagyang Festival, an annual religious celebration in Iloilo, fueling debate over artistic ...