Mass, which means "many", and Kara, a Spanish word for "face", it is a festival of smiles where colorful masks were worn to show a happy spirit of the Negrenses despite experiencing tragedy and bad times in the sugar industry.
Masskara Festival History
Written By Jon Lerio on Sunday, September 22, 2013 | 10:47 AM
One of the highlights of Bacolod Masskara Festival is the Street Dance Competition. numerous groups of masked dancers in bright, sparkling get-ups fill up the streets with their incredible moves in time with lively tunes and drumbeats. This traditional dance competition is a much-awaited event by locals and travelers.
Mass, which means "many", and Kara, a Spanish word for "face", it is a festival of smiles where colorful masks were worn to show a happy spirit of the Negrenses despite experiencing tragedy and bad times in the sugar industry.
Mass, which means "many", and Kara, a Spanish word for "face", it is a festival of smiles where colorful masks were worn to show a happy spirit of the Negrenses despite experiencing tragedy and bad times in the sugar industry.
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