Remarkable Efforts made by a London-based Dance Company

Lahing Kayumanggi, a London-based Dance Company, organized an evening of dance and music in Filipinos, Austria. The performance was arranged at the main hall of the Welt Museum in Vienna's 1st Districon on September 5. They presented the rich and varied cultures of Philippines through their performance.

This company was awarded many times for their performance in various countries of Europe.

Del Barrio, the group's director, appreciated the support they got from the audience and also thanked them. He also said that it was a good chance for them to show their traditions to the people of Vienna. And he expected that the Austrians enjoyed the evening.

Ambassador Lourdes Yparraguirre praised the efforts made by the group to promote their culture.

Steven Engelsman, Welt Museum Director, said that this event was a great achievement. Moreover, he also said that the group succeeded to disseminate information about their culture in Austria.

The act was presented in an amazing way. The non-Filipinos were given a chance to come closer to the history and culture of Philippines, said an Austrian guest, Elisabeth Sarup.

This group had been honored by the Presidential Banaag Award for their devotion and efforts made for creating awareness regarding their culture.


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