‘Hugyaw’ concert to raise funds for typhoon victims | Inquirer News

‘Hugyaw’ concert to raise funds for typhoon victims

08:41 AM January 06, 2012

TOP musicians and artists in Negros Oriental will hold a fund-raising concert for the victims of typhoon Sendong tonight at 7 at the Macias Sports Center in Dumaguete City.

The “Hugyaw! sa panaghiusa-kalipay-paglaum” will feature the best talents in the province, said Glynda Descuatan, one of the concert organizers.

Proceeds of the concert will be used for the tents, construction materials and other necessary supplies for those houses that were totally or partially damaged by the typhoon.

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Entrance fee is P50.

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“This is for a more lasting solution to the problem of dislocation. While relief efforts are ongoing, there is the greater challenge of rebuilding these communities. Some of the families now cramped inside chapels or day care centers, or stay with relatives who can barely support their own families,” said Descuatan. “Some have set up camp in vacant lots.”

To make the program unique and more meaningful, it is segregated in three parts. One part called “Panaghiusa” involves audience participation, community singing and get-together activities. There will also be a live band accompaniment from the Youth Band Z’MAR of Sibulan United Church of Christ in the Philippines.

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“Kalipay” segment will also feature dance groups, winners of local, regional and national contests and the choir groups of corporations. There will also be a fashion show.

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The third part is “Paglaum,” which will feature testimonies of hope from affected families, plus videos and photos taken by various groups to be played on the wide screens, among others.

The organizers request the public to support the concert for a cause to help the typhoon Sendong victims in Negros Oriental.

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