World's Best Holy Week / Easter Celebrations Around the World: Spain and Elsewhere

[@WeAreTheSalcedos]

big like kuya watching kasi strict lockdown kami ngayon mahal na araw balik lockdown

[@MyBarrioMyMundo]

pati dito, lockdown at curfew pa din.

[@jennyellagavlogs9203]

@@MyBarrioMyMundo God bless kabayan fully watched and tusok s asul at pula permanent sana ganon ka din s akin ingat tau palagi..mag iwan ka lang bakas salamat

[@Dealsandreviews45]

wow super talaga ang celebration nila for semana santa! what a beautiful parade i feel like i was there also kuya thank you for sharing.

[@KusinaNiDanlevi]

beautiful documentary content. like watching BBC. worth watching. thank you sir and happy Easter. Very informative. More power

[@MyBarrioMyMundo]

So nice of you. That is the reason why I joined YT.

[@vkchanel9669]

praise the lord

[@ddtdco.6824]

L1 1st comment friend

[@ludodriesen4997]

Spectacular!

[@fabianbalear]

Hallöschen Juan , hoy tuvimos la suerte de conocerte en la triple frontera, fue muy divertido 🤣, espero vernos en algunos de tus vídeos , saludos 🖖 de esta flia Argentina 🇦🇷!!!! Auf Wiedersehen 👋

[@MyBarrioMyMundo]

Eeee, Fabian! Buenos dias! Nuestro video esta subiendom, saldra a las 12. Es muy divertido!

[@fabianbalear]

@@MyBarrioMyMundo tienes Instagram ?

[@ChrisBestoca]

Three likes for you!

[@ChrisBestoca]

Air balloon t kayat ko dtoy.

[@Saiaopinoi]

In the Philippines, the largest predominantly Christian country in Asia, Easter is celebrated in many ways. The commonest of which the dawn reenactment of the meeting of the Risen Lord and Mary which is called in various names in Philippine languages (salubong, sugat, sabet, padafung, etc., etc.). A men's group hold a procession carrying the carro (float?) of the Risen Lord, and a group of women, also have a separate procession carrying the carro of the Virgin Mary. The two groups meet a place where a bamboo arch is set up where a little girl dressed as an angel is lowered in swing, to remove the veil of the Virgin Mary. A choir of young boys and girls sing happy tunes to celebrate Christ's Resurrection. The Tagalogs of Luzon, perform Easter Sunday folk dances called "Bati" (greeting) or "Bate Bandera" (to beat using a flag). Depending on the locality, the bati could be performed by young girls, by a "kapitana" as in Angono, Rizal, or by a "kapitana" with her consorts (esquadron) as in Ibaan, Batangas.

[@MyBarrioMyMundo]

Thank you very much indeed for sharing the love of national and religious traditions. I have a clip of these rites ( sabet, etc. of my barrio in Pangasinan, shot pre-covid time), I hope you like it too, exactly how you described it, but we have star opening to reveal a little angel who then removes Mary's mourning veil, a very important scene back in my childhood: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4G3p319mduSmZY

[@MyBarrioMyMundo]

padafung - which region local language uses this term? I am an Ilocano, we call it domingo sabet. Thinking of a project on preserving this tradition in my barrio. But it has to be within the auspices of the parish I think.

[@lucerotenorio]

You missed Popayan, Colombia

[@MyBarrioMyMundo]

Thanks for the info, making part 2.

[@tophertours]

I'd love to witness how Florence, Italy celebrates it

[@rccasis]

just like in my barrio

[@StanligFilms]

holy week na pala ano, di kasi uso dito sa SG

[@MyBarrioMyMundo]

Mag Chinese New Year kayo as an option or Divali.

[@ChrisBestoca]

Oh men, already seen this.

[@ChrisBestoca]

That's pope John...

[@ChrisBestoca]

Kubong paputok ito...

[@ppb4037]

najlepszy święty tydzień na świecie: SEVILLE kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGnWemSOjqt5m6ssi=iPvYyPNpP64V26ON

[@aj.guevarra12]

Wait hahaha thats not balloon its a lantern hahahahaha

[@MyBarrioMyMundo]

Did I say baloon?...yes, lanterns hehehe

[@MichaelGraySloan]

Jerusalem Palestine.