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RAJA, QUEEN. Fredeswinda Suico Cortes and Rodolfo Lumapa Cortes portray the roles of Queen Juana and Raja Humabon, the country's first converts to Roman Catholicism. (Sun.Star Photo)
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RAJA, QUEEN. Fredeswinda Suico Cortes and Rodolfo Lumapa Cortes portray the roles of Queen Juana and Raja Humabon, the country's first converts to Roman Catholicism. (Sun.Star Photo)

Sinulog 2013Sinulog festivalRaja HumabonQueen JuanareenactmentBasilicaSto. NinoRoman CatholicCebu City

  • Abellana National High School Sinulog 2013 contingent
  • Abellana National High School Sinulog 2013 contingent
  • Abellana National High School Sinulog 2013 contingent
  • RAJA, QUEEN. Fredeswinda Suico Cortes and Rodolfo Lumapa Cortes portray the roles of Queen Juana and Raja Humabon, the country's first converts to Roman Catholicism. (Sun.Star Photo)
  • PARADE ENDS, STREET PARTIES START. Fireworks over the Cebu City Sports Center past 8 Sunday night marked the end of the Sinulog parade, which started at 9 a.m. (Sun.Star Photo/Allan Cuizon)
  • CEMETERY WALLS. Spectators find the walls of the Carreta Cemetery a perfect place to get a good view of the street dancing on Gen. Maxilom Avenue. (Sun.Star Photo/Allan Cuizon)
  • VERY FREE INTERPRETATION. Not all performers in the street dancing wear traditional Sinulog costumes, as shown by these girls in skimpy outfits. (Sun.Star Photo/Alex Badayos)
  • SARIMANOK. Dancers of the Lanao del Norte contingent attract the crowd with their sarimanok headgear. (Sun.Star Photo/Allan Cuizon)
  • COSTUME. Aside from their dancing, the sarimanok costume of the dancers from Lanao del Norte is a hit among the crowd during the Sinulog grand parade. (Sun.Star Photo/Alex Badayos)
  • ACTRESS. Kim Chui wave at the crowd while riding their floats during the SInulog grand parade. (Sun.Star Photo/Ruel Rosello)
  • AND DANCE SHE DID. Governor Gwendolyn Garcia performs in the Cebu City Sports Center with the Liloan contingent. Her son-in-law and daughter, Liloan Mayor Duke Frasco and Atty. Christina Frasco, joined her onstage. (Sun.Star Photo/Allan Cuizon)
  • METALLIC. The International Pharmaceuticals Inc. (IPI) once again wowed the grand parade audience with its float depicting the Sto. Nino riding a futuristic vehicle made of recycle materials. (Sun.Star Photo/Allan Cuizon)
  • TRAFFIC MAN. Cebu City Mayor Mike Rama rides motorcycle as he oversees traffic along the parade route. (Sun.Star Photo/Ruel Rosello)
  • ACTRESS. Giselle Sanchez wave at the crowd while riding their floats during the SInulog grand parade. (Sun.Star Photo/Allan Cuizon)
  • APAS. The contingent from Barangay Apas performs during the street dancing. Dancers performed or walked for about nine hours total. (Sun.Star Photo/Allan Cuizon)
  • ONE WITH THE MASSES. Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma walks amid the crowd on his way to administer the 6 a.m. Pontifical Mass for the feast of the Sto. Nino. (Sun.Star Photo/Allan Defensor)
  • SINULOG TRASH. Garbage piled up as the Sinulog crowd along Osmeña Blvd. started to thin out. But cleaners managed to clear the streets before 7 the next morning. (Sun.Star Photo/Allan Cuizon)
  • FIESTA ESSENTIALS. No fiesta is complete without balloon, and enterprising individuals know kids will find them irresistible, especially if they come in fiery red. Balloon vendors station themselves on the Sinulog parade route and near the Basilica del Sto. Nino during the Sinulog. (Sun.Star Photo/Alan Tangcawan)
  • Tribu Lingganay of Alang-Alang, Leyte in their Sinulog 2013 repeat performance.
  • TANGUB'S FEAST. Dancers from Tribu Sinanduloy of Tangub City cook a feast onstage, during the repeat performance and awarding. They then appeared to build a cathedral onstage, one of the highlights of their grand prize-winning routine. (Sun.Star Cebu/Amper Campana)
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