THE PHILLIPINE STUDENT ASSOCIATION AT UIUC PRESENTS
FILIPINO
CULTURE
NIGHT 2015
Proceeds go to Advancement for
Rural Kids (ARK)
3rd Annual Charity Event
Saturday
February 7th, 2015
FILIPINO CULTURE NIGHT 2015
BALIKBAYAN: THE WAY HOME
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SCHEDULE
DINNER SCHEDULE
3:30 pmDinnerPresby Hall
SHOW SCHEDULE
6:30 pmDoors OpenLincoln Hall
7:00 pmIntroduction
American National Anthem
Philippine National Anthem
Keynote Speaker: Kenny Importante
AAA Kpop
ICA
Modern Scene
TASC Special Ops
Cultural Scene
INTERMISSION
Battle of the Bamboo
Floor Lovers
Formal Scene
Throwback Scene
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THEME: BALIKBAYAN: THE WAY HOME
The theme for this year‘s show is “Balikbayan: The Way Home”. The technical meaning of
balikbayan is a Filipino overseas worker, or a former Filipino citizen and his or her family who had
been naturalized in a foreign country and comes or returns to the Philippines“. Our interpretation
of balikbayan in regards to our show and storyline is a Filipino returning to his or her home”. Home
can mean multiple things for people. It could mean a physical place but in this case, home is where
family is.
In the storyline, a Filipino family in the Philippines is separated once the mother makes the
tough decision to go to America to support her family financially. Part of the family stays in the
Philippines while the other part of the family travels to the United States. The family promises to
keep in touch via letters they send in the Balikbayan boxes until they are reunited again in the
United States. Throughout their journey, we see despite the barriers of physical distance and living
in different cultural settings family bonds remain strong.
FCN COORDINATORS
Zac Cacal
Zac(h) Cacal is a Junior at the University of Illinois. After transferring from
Actuarial Science to Atmospheric Sciences this semester, he is looking to
graduate from UIUC and possibly attend grad school in hopes to unlock
his potential in his new major. When he’s not planning for FCN, he can
usually be found studying hard as a student, hanging out with his friends
and AKAs, or catching up with shows on Netflix. After watching the 1st
FCN in 2013 and being a part of the 2nd FCN the year after, he took on the
duty of co-coordinating FCN 2015! After months and months of hard work,
planning and dedication, he can’t wait to see this whole event unfold. He
would like to thank all his friends and family and the PSA Officer Board for
all their support. He would also like to thank his partner, Audrey, and the
FCN Committee for all of their effort and dedication to the show and dinner.
He seriously couldn’t have done this without all of you! And to all of you
attending, I hope you enjoy it and really take something out of it!
Audrey Gomez
Audrey Gomez is currently a bioengineering major at UIUC specializing in therapeutics. She is
working on getting her bachelor’s degree in bioengineering while working as a research assistant
in Dr. Imoukhuede’s lab. She looks forward to a future career in the medical field but also enjoy her
time being involved in various organizations on campus such as PSA and TASC. Despite being often
busy with activities and school, she enjoys jamming and harmonizing in her free time and attempting
to cook at home. What she is most excited for FCN is finally seeing the final product of what she,
her co-coordinator and FCN Committee have worked on since last summer. Thank you to Zac, FCN
Committee and the PSA Officer Board for being there and supporting the show!
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FCN COMMITTEE
DINNER COMMITTEE
Glen Lin
Glen Lin is a sophomore in the College of Business, here at the
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign. The awesome FCN
dinner committee is one of his first major accomplishments in his
college career. Along with his fabulous dinner committee partner,
Kayla Arquines, he hopes to present an unforgettable FCN dinner
for all the guests who’s attending, and brings them happiness at
this very special cultural dinner event. His life goals are to travel
around the world, make lifelong friends and to be enrich with all
kinds of different experiences. He’s excited to see all of the hard
works, which his committee puts in, pays off.
Kayla Arquines
Kayla Arquines is a sophomore student attending the University
of Illinois at Urbana Champaign who strives to make the world a
happier and better place. She currently works at the MakerSpace
Fabrication Laboratory in Urbana and volunteers helping out with
technology at the Clark-Lindsey Rertirement Village. She wishes to
help save the environment, support those in need (e.g., poverty, human rights, etc), and to make
at least one person smile each day. Kayla is superduper excited for the creation of incoming
memories and new friendships between the participants of FCN. She also says ‘HELLO FAMIRY,
THANKS FOR COMING DOWN(‘::’ to her family, AKA’s, and MAFAmily!
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FINANCIAL DIRECTORS
Jamie Auza
Jamie Auza is a sophomore in DGS at U of I and one of the Co-Financial Director for FCN.
She has performed cultural dances in Filipino Club in her high school as well as more modern
Korean influenced groups outside of school. Jamie is one of the many talented choreographers
participating in this year’s FCN along with her before-anyone-else, Jess Bautista. Her hopes
and dreams include swimming in a pool of jell-o, eating a whole cake in one sitting, and holding
a lion cub. She has an obsession with them. If you know anyone that can arrange that for her,
find her immediately. Other than that, Jamie
also obsesses about dancing. She’s not that
experienced but she is excited to share dances
that she, her partner and all of the other dancers
and choreographers have worked hard to bring to
the stage.
Gerard Pineda
FCN Financial Director by day, and caped
crusader by night. World renowned Gerard Pineda
is a Senior in Molecular and Cellular Biology
with a minor in Bear Fighting. His post-graduation plans involve research and development at
a pharmaceutical company while pursuing his hobby of extreme basket weaving. Much like
insomnia and sarcasm, FCN has been a big part of his college years. He’s very excited for the
show and hopes readers like yourself will enjoy our performance and dinner. As a personal
message to his friends in the committee, he would like them to know that they were “alright, I
guess”.
PERFORMANCE DIRECTOR
Rick Tuvilla
Rick Tuvilla is a senior in Technical Systems Management here
at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign. He was the
cultural coordination, with his partner Neil Miran, his sophomore
year and led PSA’s cultural dance group, BARKADA, to a
first place finish at the Battle of the Bamboo 2012. Another
accomplishment of his is that he is currently taken by the
beautiful MyHanh Bui. His life goals include the following: get
money, pay debt, travel the world, have a family (i want twins),
and live life to the fullest. The thing that I am most excited for is
for our dancers to get the feeling of satisfaction of performing in
front of a huge audience and seeing their handwork pay off.
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PROMOTIONS DIRECTORS
Adrianne Gimenez
Christina Malibran
Adrianne Pearl Gimenez is a Sophomore in Marketing. She is
extremely excited for Filipino Culture Night. Adrianne is also the
current Philanthropy Chair for the Philipipne Student Association and
is focused on creating the first ever internal-tutoring program within
PSA and the Asian Pacific American Coalition (APAC). Adrianne is also
very involved in a new RSO Intercultural Community Development
Initiative, which strives to connect students across cultures, as one of
their Advertising Chairs. In her post-college future Adrianne dreams
of someday living in the south of France working for a non-profit
organization while running a small café on the side in which she holds
open mic nights and sings. For FCN Adrianne is most excited for
working with Advancement for Rural Kids in their mission to improve
schooling in rural Philippines.
Christina Malibiran is a junior majoring in Cinema Studies in the University
of Illinois At Urbana Champaign. Even though her major is focused on film,
she grew interest in Advertising and hopes to get a successful career in the
future with it. Christina owes this big career change to serving as Publicity
Chair for PSA UIUC her sophomore year. She is currently an active member
in American Advertising Federation, the Marketing Chair on the Ikenberry
Commons Exec Board, and Workshop Co-chair for Asian Pacific American
Coalition. What Christina is most excited about FCN this year is that she
is able to work with a loving and supporting committee. Everyone worked
really hard and after practicing for many months, she’s really excited to see
how the show will turn out!
STAGE DIRECTOR
Emil Sioson
Emil Sioson is currently a junior, studying Community Health with
a Concentration in Health Administration and Health Education.
He plans to attend graduate school to receive a masters in Public
Health. He is mostly excited for Fcn so that everyone can see
what his Kuya and himself have been working on for the storyline.
Excited to see everyone’s hard work come together and have a
successful show. Thanks Zac and Audrey for keeping us together
and motivated!
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PERFORMANCES:
THEMS:
INTRO:
MAIN CHARACTERS
Chelsea Tuvilla: Leia Sandoval,
Jose Dizon: Luke Sandoval,
Gerard Pineda: Dad, Nicole
Liwanag: Mom, AJ Gonzalez:
Tito Boy, Daphne Agustin: Lilly
Sandoval , Tracy Mapaye: Lisa
Sandoval
Story Written by Gerard Pineda
Filmed by Emil Sioson
KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
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KENNY IMPORTANTE
NATIONAL ANTHEMS:
Kenny received a B.A. in
BOSES
history and global studies at
Boses is a Tagalog word that translates to “voice,”
which does justice in what defines the group: We
are a loose collective of PSA students who indulge
in the delight of singing, mostly because harmonies
are awesome.
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the University of California,
Santa Barbara, and an M.A. in
Higher Education and Student
Affairs from the University of
Connecticut. While at UConn, he
served as a graduate assistant
at their Asian American Cultural
Center. He has also worked as
an assistant resident director
at the University of California,
Santa Barbara and the University
of California, Los Angeles. He is especially interested
in developing student leaders, providing various
opportunities for student involvement, and challenging
students to become more aware of social justice
issues. A 1.5 generation Filipino American, Kenny
was born in the Philippines and grew up in Oxnard,
California.
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MODERN SCENE:
CHOREOGRAPHERS:
Sarah Bueno: Latch by Sam Smith
Denghui Mei & Justin Sumait: Gotta Be Your Man by Chris Brown
Aldrin Panganiban: Pusher Love Girl by Justin Timberlake
Andrew Liang, Tyler Pradaxay, Tony Shin: How Many Drinks by Miguel
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Cultural Runway:
CULTURAL SCENES:
Choreographed by: Maria Climaco and Chelsea Tuvilla
Filipino cultural dances are classified into five distinct suites: Maria Clara,
Mountain, Tribal, Rural, and Muslim. Dances in the Maria Clara suite showcase
the merging of these two influences through the music, costume, and props like the
fan or bamboo castanets. The six tribes inhibiting the mountains of Northern
Luzon were unfazed by Spanish colonial rule and were able to preserve their
culture. Their dances reflect rituals to appease their ancestors and gods to cure
sickness, insure success during wars and crop seasons, as well as to ward off bad
luck. The Rural suite encompasses the Filipino’s spirit during fiestas and overall
love for life. Like the mountain tribes, Filipino Muslims were also able to resist
Spanish rule and preserve their culture. Muslim dances are characterized by vivid
colors and rhythmic movements which reflect its original influences. Dancing to
these tribes are a major part of life, and like the dances in the Mountain suite: are
done predominantly to please the gods.
Battle of the Bamboo:
Habanera Botolena:
Choreographed by: Daphne Agustin
This dance originated from Botolan, Zambales and is a combination
of Spanish and Philippine steps with flamenco influence. This is a
sometimes popular dance in the North among the Ilocanos. It is a
courtship dance but sometime it is also performed during weddings
and other social gatherings.
Senior Tinikling:
Choreographed by: Daphne Agustin and Neil Miran
Tinikling is a dance originating from the Rural Suite, where the
dancers have to skillfully, quickly, and gracefully dance through
clicking bamboo sticks. This dance was meant to imitate the Tikling
birds as they evaded the bamboo traps set by farmers. It is also the
national dance of the Philippines.
Choreographed by: Reed Cabral and Hai Pham
This year is the 12th annual Battle of the Bamboo. Since 2002, Battle of the Bamboo has annually celebrated the Filipino culture. This
Filipino Cultural Dance competition opens the stage to colleges and high schools to showcase themselves to Chicago and, more generally, to the Midwest.
This year PSA UIUC has chosen a muslim dance depicting the story of a royal family in the Philippines that embarks on a journey to rescue their son
from the Angel of Death.
The story starts off in the Kingdom of Bumbaran, King Bumbaran lead this kingdom, which was prosperous and full of good people.
HOWEVER, the king himself was not happy, His younger brother, Prince Bantugan, was always praised by the people of the kingdom. Often praised as
handsome and had many ladies offer their hands to him, the king grew jealous.
One day, enemies attacked, and Prince Bantugan lead his army of men off to fight off the invasion. While he was away, the King of Bumbaran
devised a devious plot. He issued a proclamation that no one shall speak or show affection to Prince Bantugan upon his return.
Upon Prince Bantugan’s return, everyone followed the proclamation. He was saddened and decided to leave his country, as he knew that his brother hated
him, and would rather travel than live in misery. He decided to travel to the King-between-two-Seas.
Prince Bantugan had to travel through various terrains, such as the mountains, forests, and rivers. When he finally arrived to the Kingdombetween-two-Seas, he collapsed and died in front of the Kingdom’s gate due to the extreme weariness he felt from the intense journey.
The King of the Kingdom-between-two-Seas heard of a stranger dying in front of his gate, and decided to go look upon the body to see who it was.
His sister, Prince Datimbang, went with him to examine the body. There they saw a handsome young man, dressed in clothes for royalty. Princess
Datimbang fell in love at first sight. The King asked his people if anyone knew who he was, but no one in the Kingdom had any idea. The King then
ordered the body to be taken away with special care, afraid that the body was related to royalty.
In another part of the Kingdom, parrots were talking about the Prince who died in the Kingdom-between-two-Seas. The Prince Bantugan’s
Parrot was among these parrots, and fell silent as they talked about this. The other parrots noticed, and asked what was wrong, Prince Bantugan’s Parrot
told them of his lost owner, and they told Prince Bantugan’s Parrot that he could go see his master at the Palace of the Kingdom-between-two-Seas.
Prince Bantugan’s Parrot flew straight there and saw his body, weeping for his deceased owner. The Princess and King overheard his weeping and found
out about the body’s origin. The King decided to bring the body back to the Kingdom of Bumbaran with his Vinta.
Once they arrived to the Kingom of Bumbaran, the body was presented and everyone weeped for Prince Bantugan. The King felt terrible for driving his
brother to death. Prince Madali and Prince Mabaning, Prince Bantugan’s brothers, offered to retrieve his brother’s soul from the land of the dead.
The two rode on their magical shields up to the land of the dead, which was past the land of thunder and endless rain. There, they got past the
gate keeper and met with the Angel of Death.
They tricked the Angel of Death to leave the room through the seduction of Prince Mabaning dressing as a girl. With the Angel Distracted,
Madali went and searched for his brother, finding his soul in a huge blue bottle. He took the bottle and left with Mabaning to return his brother’s soul.
Prince Bantugan awoke, as if from a deep slumber. Everyone was happy and they celebrated for days, which later lead to the celebration of his
marriage to Princess Datimbang.
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FORMAL SCENE:
CHOREOGRAPHERS:
Camille Certeza & Aldrin Panganiban: Bachata Princess Mia by Jalil [Bachata]
MyHanh Bui & Rick Tuvilla: Jive
Waltz
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Shake it Off by Taylor Swift
From “The Princess Diaries”
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THROWBACK SCENE:
CHOREOGRAPHERS:
Marc Chua & Joah Kim: Womanizer by Britney Spears
Jamie Auza & Jess Bautista: Me & U by Cassie
Eddie Salinas: Return of the Mack by Mack Morrison
Daphne Agustin: Right Back Where We Started by Cleopatra
Sarah Bueno & Eddie Salinas:
Together Again by Janet Jackson
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THEMS:
UIUC PERFORMANCES:
TASC SPECIAL OPS
TASC Special Ops, one of the premiere Chinese Yo-Yo
teams in the nation, is part of the Taiwanese American
Student Club at UIUC. Special Ops is a performance
team consisting of seven members that focuses its
performances on combining traditional and modern
elements together to showcase the Chinese Yo-Yo as
an art form of its own.
ICA
The Iranian Cultural Association at UIUC was founded in
1998. Our goal is to raise awareness of Iranian/Persian
culture within the University of Illinois community. ICA
is non-profit, and independent from any political or
religious affiliation. Each spring semester, we have a
tradition of our students and community volunteering
to choreograph and practice dances to perform at our
annual Norouz celebration. The dance performed tonight
is a product of such traditions.
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K-PROJECT
Hi everyone, we are K-Project! Just a little bit about
ourselves-AAA was asked to perform for a short event
and we rallied up a couple of AAA models and coords
randomly. One event turned into multiple performances
for different RSO’s and it’s been a blast ever since!
It has been such an awesome experience for us to
just come together spontaneously and perform for
FLOOR LOVERS
Hello everyone, we are Floor Lovers Illinois, we are a
group dedicated to spreading awareness of the culture
we know as hip hop. Hip Hop as a culture has been
greatly misrepresented in modern media through
presumed association with guns, drugs, and violence.
We believe that real hip hop is about expression,
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THEMS:
CULTURAL DINNER:
AUDREY & ZAC
Audrey and Zac, co-coordinators of FCN, are singing
Broadway songs such as For Good for dinner. When
they first met, they bonded over Broadway musicals
and watched many musical movie trailers together.
They are excited to begin dinner with a song they
both are fond of and personally believe in the lyrics of
the song very much.
JAKE ALDANA
Dancing to Don’t Tell ‘Em by Jeremiah
Hi my name is Jake Aldana. I am 10 years old and I love
dancing. My dream is to become a famous dancer. I’m
born and raised in Urbana IL. I have two sisters and one
brother. There are six of us total including my parents.
Dancing runs in our genes. My dad and both his brothers
use to dance also when they were younger. They had a
dance crew of their own called The Yauzah Crew! Which
inspired me so much!
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ILL- HARMONIC
The Ill Harmonic is the newest a Cappella group
at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign,
forming in the fall of 2012. The Ill Harmonic is an a
Cappella underdog story: a group started by four
young men, who, despite facing adversity throughout
their musical careers, wanted to bring their own style
to a cappella at the University of Illinois. Now in its
second full year as an organization on campus, The
Ill Harmonic looks to continue its success and bring
its own unique brand of a Cappella music to the
GHUNGROO DANCE
COMPANY
Ghungroo Dance Company is a fusion dance team at the
University of Illinois committed to showcasing various
dance styles of Indian culture. The team has performed at
various events on campus as well as around the midwest.
Every year, GDC has a show around March where these
talented, high-energy group ofdancers display their
complete love and passion for dance.
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EARL MAN
I‘m a freshmen majoring in Chemical Engineering
an minoring in Business. I was born in the Philippines in Baliuag, Bulacan and moved to America
when I was two years old. I have been playing
piano since first grade, and guitar since freshman
year of high school. Joining PSA was one of the
best decision I have made during the first semester, and I‘m look forward to three more years it!
AARON GAMALINDA
Aaron Gamalinda is a Jazz music major. He likes to
make music, constantly listening and playing jazz
songs. He also enjoy going to shows at the Canopy Club, Iron Post and Krannert. He’s recently started doing yoga regularly, and also write my own
jazz tunes. He joined PSA to meet new people and
get involved around the campus. One of the big
reasons he stayed is because of his great AKA’s
who are always there for him.
JOSE TORIO
Jose is a pre-med major in MCB. Last year, he
sang with Lauren Solomon in a duet as he played
piano. This year he will be singing as a senior in
his last FCN performance.
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This year’s cultural dinner is brought to you by
Kayla Arquines and Glen Lin! The dinner is a more
formal version of a filipino gathering. Waiters and
waitresses are dressed in traditional filipino formal clothing and the tables are decorated with
classic black table covers and red colored flowers
that resemble poinsettias. They hope everyone
enjoys the food and entertainment!“
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SPECIAL THANKS TO...
Performers
Seniors: Aldrin Panganiban, Daphne Agustin, Shannen Bueno, Tyler Terrazas,
Haadi Shakir, Katie Domines, Katreena Casallo, Allan Castro, AJ Gonzalez, Bethany
Lim, Eddie Salinas, Gerard Pineda, Jose Torio, Krystn Rilloraza,
Neil Miran, Rick Tuvilla, RJ Gonzaga, Robert Delfin, Timothy Lin, Tracy Mapaye, CJ
Sicat, Nicole Liwanag
Juniors: Eileen Ngo, Fang Ewe, Michael Nguyen, Sarah Bueno, Zach Cacal,
Marion Tan, Inna Mitra, Alexis Catibog, Aaron Catibog, Eileen Ngo, Emil Sioson,
Matt Hom, Denghui Mei, Justin Sumait, Hannah Hwang,Paolo Araneta,
Janea Pontigon, Charmaine Balisalisa, Tianrun Du
Sophomores: Audrey Gomez, Crystal Ponce, Jackie San Diego, Jake Reniva, Jus-
tine Rich, Kayla Arquines, Kevin Ly, Christine Taylo, Chris Hall, Lauren Lanier, Glen
Lin, Jamie Auza, Aaron Gamalinda, Adrianne Gimenez, Jess Bautista, Reed Cabral,
MyHanh Bui, Cindy Tan, Hai Pham
Freshmen: Chelsea Tuvilla, Janais Peace, Jess Bautista, Jose Dizon, Maria
Climaco, May Poon, Trang Nguyen, Yvonne Cao, Bryan Casallo, Melanie Chiu,
Danielle Gomez, Anita Fong, Tony Shin, Earl Mangulabnan, Karl Carino, Kevin Tun,
Tina Tran, Tyler Pradaxay, Andrew Liang
FCN Committee
PSA Officer Board
Kenny Importante & Xavier Hernandez
Phil Strang & Randy Whitman
Maligayas & Manila Fiesta
Kathleen Stark & Ubisoft
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