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The Philippines has a very rich
and colorful tradition. Through four centuries of colonization, our people have
evolved a distinct and recognizable identity curiously set apart from the basic character of her Asian brothers. We are East, yet too, we are West. In this admixture, we find
a diversity, and the commonality, a condition that social scientists have termed “Unity in Diversity”.
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The
birth of Kaisahan ng Lahi
stems from the cooperation, collective and strength and dedication of young, well-traveled artists highly trained to portray
the complexity of Filipino culture through music and dance. Musicians, dancers
and choreographers combined and organized themselves to continue the legacies, tradition and culture of Philippine Arts based
on camaraderie, trust and discipline. Despite the differences in belief and lifestyle,
the Kaisahan’s spirit of working together in dance unites our nation as one tribe, the same spirit that Mommy Urtula
(Dr. Lucresia Reyes-Urtula, National Artist for Dance) has imparted to most of its members.
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To Promote Philippine Culture!
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2428 Aladin Street Pandacan Manila
1011 Philippines
(63)(2)564-2507
Or e-mail:
info@kaisahanmanila.com
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Please get in touch to offer comments and let us know what you want.
2428 Aladin Street Pandacan Manila
1011 Philippines
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