THEMATIC PROJECT:
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We are shaped by the
traditions, beliefs, and culture that our ancestors left behind. This aspect
has a significant impact on who we are as a country. These are the primary
reasons why we continue to encourage people to celebrate the birth of Jesus in
the midst of the pandemic. We observe the simbang gabi, during which we attend
nine mass services in the evenings or early mornings. We also have caroling,
but due to the pandemic, this is limited. However, we still have the
opportunity to sing a Christmas song and receive money, and we can do so even with
our family. During celebrations, parties on the street, notably along the famed
cobbled stone Calle Crisologo and its nearby streets are nearly a folk
institution. When it comes to upholding a basic public health standard, seeing
a flock of Biguenious is not as prevalent as it was before the pandemic. Our
traditional people of Biguenious of honoring the birth of the messiah - Jesus
Christ - would always have limited festivities as a new normal movement and
relaxation among people could not hampered. On December 12, 2021,
various families with five members participated in this year's Sa May
Bahay-Christmas Carol Competition, where each entry was allowed to choose any
Christmas song with acoustic or recycled accompaniment to further entice
Biguenious families and discern the true essence of Christmas in the midst of
the pandemic. Because editing and the use of enhancers and microphones were
disallowed, the video's quality, blending, and authenticity were evaluated to
select the winners. The Christmas Dokyu Film Competition and Santa
Baby–Photography Competition will take place on December 13, 2021, and will
showcase the city's diverse film fans as well as charming Biguenious children.
Children's Christmas stories were featured in the short films, which ranged in
length from three to six minutes. The City Government's many offices and
divisions proceeded to bring the Christmas season and happy vibes into their
individual workplaces by putting up recycled Christmas trees. During an online
casual interview on December 16, 2021, twelve equally young and talented
females competed in this year's Little Miss Santa Claus, where the contenders
stepped up and exhibited electronically their Christmas-inspired outfits,
talents, and wit during a virtual Christmas-inspired interview. Instead of
allowing the public to attend this year's opening ceremony, the City's official
Facebook page allows them to view it live online. The public's ability to
attend this year's opening ceremony has been restricted due to the epidemic,
but they can watch it live online via the City's official Facebook Page. During
this pandemic, every Biguenious and Ilocano is surrounded with a massive,
glittering Christmas Tree that inspires hope and optimism. With the new normal
set-up of most events being done online and others with limited participants to
comply with the City Covid-19 Task Force's Minimum Health Standards, the
Christmas vibes in Vigan continued last December 07-17, 2021 as the annual
Artes Ita Paskua of the City Government of Vigan got its way.
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