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Lita Samaniego, Edith Chacon, Sally Siroy, Aida Seguritan and Daisy Abbruscato perform Paypay de Manila. Photo by Paige Wilson
Maria Veronique Sadio and Meagan Doctora perform "Tinikling," a traditional Philippine folk dance. Photo by Paige Wilson
Lolita Uy and Edna Martinez, and Luz Carnalan and Daisy Abbruscato pair up for the Sayaw Sa Bangko dance. Photo by Paige Wilson
Marianne Doctora and Margueriteanne Sadio conclude their performance of "Tinikling," a traditional Philippine folk dance. Photo by Paige Wilson
Edna Martinez and Beth Stevens perform a traditional Philippine dance. Photo by Paige Wilson
Marianne Doctora, Margueriteanne Sadio, Meagan Doctora and Maria Veronique Sadio take a bow after their performance. Photo by Paige Wilson
Filament Vergara, Sony Chacon and Aida Sarmiento dance during the celebration. Photo by Paige Wilson
PAAPC members perform perform Paypay de Manila. Photo by Paige Wilson
Marianne Doctora and Margueriteanne Sadio perform "Tinikling," a traditional Philippine folk dance. Photo by Paige Wilson
Lita Samaniego, Edith Chacon, Sally Siroy, Aida Seguritan, Benie Mayo and Daisy Abbruscato pose before a dance performance. Photo by Paige Wilson
The Philippine American Association of Palm Coast rang in Philippine Independence Day with a colorful party on Saturday, June 15.
Guests were entertained as PAAPC members performed traditional Philippine folk dances, including "Tinikling," which the PAAPC youth brought to life.
The festivities commemorated the 121st anniversary of Philippine independence as a sovereign nation from the rule of Spain. The celebration at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8696 was an evening of nonstop dancing for the PAAPC, which was established in locally 27 years ago.
Palm Coast City Councilman Robert Cuff read a proclamation where he mentioned the undoubtable cultural impact the PAAPC has had on Palm Coast, with over 150 families involved in the association.
