A student playing Game of Thrones assassin Arya Stark stabs at the “White King” in a choreographed battle on Saturday (Oct. 26) during the fourth staging of the University of Baguio’s annual Halloween parades. INQUIRER PHOTO/ EV Espiritu
BAGUIO CITY –– Wearing costumes popularized in movies and television, a thousand grade school, high school and college students from the University of Baguio paraded down Session Road on Saturday for the annual Halloween event “Karkarna ti rabii (the Howling).”
At 8:30 a.m., the younger UB students dazzled people by coming out as popular Disney characters like Maleficent, to depict “the brave, the fighters, and the villains,” said Michelle Saro, one of the parade coordinators.
The university students staged screen battles for residents and weekend tourists in the afternoon. Some of the performers were dressed as characters from the popular television series “Games of Thrones,” such as the zombie-like White Walkers and knights. A dragon accompanied the “White King,” who was killed in a choreographed battle with a woman playing the character Arya Stark.
A group of white-clad clowns from the Stephen King novel, “It,” marched with women clad in yellow raincoats.
Other performers staged a battle between Batman and seven Jokers, while another group marched as playing cards of the Red Queen in Alice in Wonderland.
This was the fourth “Karkarna ti rabii,” said Saro.
Two more Halloween events are scheduled on Sunday./lzb
Students playing the dead from the Mexican festival “dia del muertos (Day of the Dead),” and the animated movie, “Coco,” perform a dance along Session Road on Saturday (Oct. 26) during the fourth staging of the University of Baguio’s annual Halloween parades. INQUIRER PHOTO/ EV Espiritu
Students playing multiple Red Queens from the book,Alice in Wonderland, marched down Session Road on Saturday (Oct. 26) during the fourth staging of the University of Baguio’s annual Halloween parades. INQUIRER PHOTO/ EV Espiritu
Ghouls from the television series Game of Thrones crawled down Session Road on Saturday (Oct. 26) during the fourth staging of the University of Baguio’s annual Halloween parades. INQUIRER PHOTO/ EV Espiritu
A student dressed as a female “Pennywise the clown” from the Stepehen King novel and film, “It,” poses with girls in yellow raincoats at Session Road on Saturday (Oct. 26) during the fourth staging of the University of Baguio’s annual Halloween parades. INQUIRER PHOTO/ EV Espiritu