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The Kalinangan Dance Troupe is a group of young Filipino Canadians dedicated to the preservation of Philippine culture and traditions through music, song and dance. The Kalinangan Dance Troupe has grown as an ambassador of Filipino culture, sharing Filipino folklore and culture with different communities. The Kalinangan Dance Troupe's repertoires were made like a tapestry! The formation of the new generation in September 2003 has captivated audiences with entertaining repertoires of Philippine dances. It constitutes an integrated choreography of Lee Sanga, Albert Gutierrez and Mimi Noche-Tamayo. | The Kalinangan Dance Troupe is a group of young Filipino Canadians dedicated to the preservation of Philippine culture and traditions through music, song and dance. The Kalinangan Dance Troupe has grown as an ambassador of Filipino culture, sharing Filipino folklore and culture with different communities. The Kalinangan Dance Troupe's repertoires were made like a tapestry! The formation of the new generation in September 2003 has captivated audiences with entertaining repertoires of Philippine dances. It constitutes an integrated choreography of Lee Sanga, Albert Gutierrez and Mimi Noche-Tamayo. | ||
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The Kalinangan Dance Troupe is a group of young Filipino Canadians dedicated to the preservation of Philippine culture and traditions through music, song and dance. The Kalinangan Dance Troupe has grown as an ambassador of Filipino culture, sharing Filipino folklore and culture with different communities. The Kalinangan Dance Troupe's repertoires were made like a tapestry! The formation of the new generation in September 2003 has captivated audiences with entertaining repertoires of Philippine dances. It constitutes an integrated choreography of Lee Sanga, Albert Gutierrez and Mimi Noche-Tamayo.