Kadayawan music

Gregorio C. Bueno

August 18, 2019
4:14 pm

Datu Jaime Epi, 79, an Ovu-Manuvo from Suawan in Marilog district plays the kulintang in Magsaysay Park, Davao City. The park has been transformed into a cultural village during the 34^th Kadayawan Festival, featuring 11 tribes living in the city. MindaNews photo by GREGORIO BUENO

Kadayawan music

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