PROGRAM PART

REMINDERS BEFORE THE PROGRAM

M1 Good Afternoon everyone! In a few moments, we are going to start our Variety
M2 Show. At this point may we invite all of our fellow classmates to settle down for in a
few minutes, we will start our program.
TIME INTRODUCTION OF MASTERS OF CEREMONY
12:50- M1 From the land of Sunflower's gleam, golden symphony, nature's enthrall, Tayug,
1:00 Pangasinan.
I am Princess Anneliese Allas Esquejo, Level 2.
Your future Research Scientist.
Your future Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.
M2 From the mountains that terrace to the heavens, and the 8th wonder of the world.
Banaue, Ifugao!
I am Francois Zuriel Biwit, level 2,
Your future Nat Geo Wild host
Your Future Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
…..and we are
ALL your masters of ceremony
M1 Culture is an element that binds us together in many levels of our life and to our
communities. It is a reflection of who and what we are, binding us by our shared
experiences, values, and beliefs.
M2 Culture spans from the traditions and heritage that our ancestors carry and to the
exciting and sensational trends of our generation. Today, we have prepared a
spectacular event that will highlight the rich cultures of the past and present.
M1 Prepare yourself to witness a global showcase of talents and skills spanning
 generations and cultures.
M2 Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen!
M1 Welcome to
M2 The DVM 1C
All Pop Culture Variety Show!
OPENING
1:00- M1 At this juncture, we would like to request everyone to stand and feel the presence
1:05 of Our creator for the opening prayer followed by the singing of “Pilipinas Kong
Mahal” and “BSU Hymn”
M2 To be led by:
Ms. Shamsa Ali
Ms. Emma Pagoli
Ms. Zynah Valdez
OPENING REMARKS
M1 To officially open the program, may we call on our beautiful and mesmerizing
Course Instructor, Ma’am Lyn Alodos.
MESSAGE OF INSTRUCTOR
M2 (Ad lib) Thank You Ma’am for the welcoming remarks. (Acknowledge)
M1 Before we proceed to our program may we acknowledge the presence of our
beloved judges…
She is a native of Besao, Mountain Province. She graduated cum laude at our very
own Benguet State University with the degree, Bachelor of Secondary Education,
major in English. She also finished her master’s degree at the same university.
She landed various jobs: She was a waitress for a week, office secretary for a
year, and finally a teacher for almost seven years now. She lived and worked in
 South Korea for a while and in Japan for almost three years. At present, she is with
the Department of English handling English subjects and Foreign Languages while
also being the department socio-cultural coordinator. -Gwyneth A. Sildon
PARLOR GAMES
1:05- ALL Are you ready DVM 1C?.....
1:20 Adlib + Roll call (Pop and Tradition Groups)
M1 Before we proceed to the main performances, we'll have our Parlor Games
M2 I would like to encourage Ma’am Lyn Alodos and our beloved judges to participate.
START OF PARLOR GAMES
TRIP TO JERUSALEM
PASS THE MESSAGE
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE OVERALL WINNER
MAIN PERFORMANCES
5:40- M1 To kickstart the main event this afternoon, may we call on our 1st Performers,
6:00 showcasing a Tradition Filipino Dance – The Tinikling!
M2 One of the most popular folk dances in the Philippines, the Tinikling. It started
during the Spanish Colonization of the Philippines. According to historical
accounts, rice farmers on the island of Leyte set bamboo traps on their fields to
protect them from the tikling birds – where the name Tinikling comes from. The
farmers imitated the movement of the tikling birds as they slyly dodged the bamboo
traps. Some say that this dance represents most Filipinos’ two main character
traits: they are resilient and fun-loving.
PERFORMANCE 1 PRESENTATION
M1 Thank you for that ecstatic performance fellow classmates.
M2 Up next, lets travel forward in time to the age of OPM! May I call on our next group,
 performing a musical medley of songs from the hit band, Eraserheads!
M2 Eraserheads is a renowned Filipino rock band formed in 1989. Often referred to as
the "Beatles of the Philippines," the band played a pivotal role in shaping the
country's alternative rock scene in the 1990s. Comprised of Ely Buendia (vocals,
rhythm guitar), Buddy Zabala (bass), Marcus Adoro (lead guitar), and Raimund
Marasigan (drums), Eraserheads gained widespread popularity with hits like "Pare
Ko," "Ang Huling El Bimbo," and "With a Smile." Their music, characterized by
catchy melodies and relatable lyrics, has left a lasting legacy in the Philippine
music industry.
PERFORMANCE 2 PRESENTATION
M1 Thank You for that astonishing showcase of Pop music of this generation
M2 At this junction, let us have a special intermission number from amazing group,
Alvin and the Chipmunks!
INTERMISSION 1
M1 What an exciting performance from Alvin and the Chipmunks
M2 Talagang mababaliw ka sa kanilang galling!
M1 Now to continue our variety show, let us now have our 3rd performers presenting a
classical Filipino Dance – The Carinosa!
M2 The cariñosa (Spanish pronunciation: [kaɾiˈɲosa], meaning loving or affectionate) is
a Philippine dance of colonial-era origin from the Maria Clara suite of Philippine
folk dances, where the fan or handkerchief plays an instrumental role as it places
the couple in a romance scenario. The cariñosa originated in Panay Island and
was introduced by the Spaniards during their colonization of the Philippines. It is
related to some of the Spanish dances, like the bolero and the Mexican dance,
jarabe tapatio, or the Mexican hat dance. Originally, the cariñosa was danced with
 María Clara gown and Barong Tagalog for it is a Spanish dance. In addition,
Filipino wore the patadyong kimona and camisa de chino to reveal nationalism. (a
native dress of the Tagalog regions), camisa (a white sleeve) or patadyong kimona
(a dress of the Visayan people) and for boys, a barong Tagalog and colored pants.
PERFORMANCE 3 PRESENTATION
6:00- M1 Thank you for that astounding presentation of the Carinosa!
6:30 M2 To keep the show rolling, lets call on a special performance portraying the cultural
songs and dance of the Cordilleras!
M1 Salidumay is a word with no direct translation but is widely used in countless
Cordilleran songs that express thanksgiving, worship, and courtship among other
positive themes.
M2 Day-eng is a general term which refer to the ballads sang during different
occasions. The day-eng was sung as alibaby (friendly conversation) during a
peshit. The people who can recite the day-eng were the old folks who understood
the meaning which was profuse with idiomatic expressions. The genealogy of the
host was traded, other important topics regarding the person who gave the cañao
were sung. Blessings to become rich so that he would host a cañao in the future,
hopes for meeting again were expressed in the songs. The aboy was sung to
impress the person who hosted songs. The aboy was sung to impress the person
who hosted the cañao.
M1 Bendian is a circle dance, popular called Bendian, of Ibaloy. This was long known
as a dance to celebrate the arrival of successful headhunters. The circular
movements of the dance symbolize unity and harmony among the Ibaloys. Now a
part of every Benguet festivity with the circles slowly giving way to other formations
and interpretations.
 PERFORMANCE 4 PRESENTATION
M1 Thank you classmates for highlighting the rich culture of the Cordilleras
M2 Now let’s have a special intermission number from our special guest performers,
let’s give our hands to the Carbonatics!
INTERMISSION 2
M1 Now for our 5th performance of our Variety show, let’s have a taste of pop culture
through the fiery dance moves of the next performers.
M2 Pop dance is a genre that is known for its catchy beats and melodies. Artists like
Beyoncé, Flo Rida and more who use strong rhythms, upbeat vocals, and powerful
dance beats to create music that gets people moving. These artists use a mixture
of genres such as hip-hop, R&B, and dance music, to create chart-topping hits that
are played in radio stations and dance competitions around the world.
PERFORMANCE 5 PRESENTATION
M1 Now for our 6th and Final main performance, lets witness a traditional song from
the lowlands called Manang Biday!
M2 "Manang Biday," a traditional folk song from the lowlands of Northern Luzon, and
"Katakataka," a folk song from the lowlands of Central Luzon, both reflect the rich
cultural heritage of the Philippines. "Manang Biday" narrates a young man's
serenade to a lady named Biday, highlighting themes of courtship and traditional
Filipino romance. In contrast, "Katakataka" tells of an unexpected infatuation that
transforms into deep affection, capturing the journey from initial disbelief to
complete surrender to love. Both songs showcase the emotional depth and
romantic customs prevalent in their respective regions.
PERFORMANCE 6 PRESENTATION
M2 It is indeed true that we are country that flourishes with culture and traditions that
 give a unique identity to who we are. To put a close to our performances, may I
call on Ms. Camille Machis & Mr. Raphael Karlo Pugoen for unique intermission
number of speed painting.
M1 The artists will paint an illustration within 3 minutes, the background music will
serve as timer.
INTERMISSION 3
M2 What a talented exhibition of gifted artistry that really proves that DVM 1C is home
to talented individuals like them.
M1 We are now at the final and exciting part of our program.
M2 To highlight the fashionable trends of the past and present and to showcase their
stylish outfits, let us now commence the DVM 1C Fashion Show.
FASHION SHOW (ADLIB)
M2 Starting with traditional attires from the Cordilleras and the lowlands.
6:30 TRADITIONAL
M2 Now introducing the stylish and sophisticated attires of our generation, lets give our
hands to the fits of pop culture!
POP CULTURE
M2 Now let’s welcome them back to display their outfits once again.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
INPUTS AND FEEDBACKS
M2 We are now giving the mic to our judges to give their much appreciated inputs and
feedbacks to today’s event.
GRAND MARCH
M1 Now let us now kick off the grand march, I would like to encourage everyone to
arrange the room and participate in this activity.
 CLOSING
M2 We have come to the end of this wonderful variety show, and I hope that you have
enjoyed the experience as much as I have enjoyed being your emcee.
M1 It has been an honor to host this event and to witness the great talents and skills
that we have showed today.
M2 I want to take this opportunity to thank all of our classmates, judges, and especially
Ma’am Lyn Alodos who have worked to make this event a success. Your hard work
and dedication have made this event possible, and we are deeply grateful for your
contributions.
CLOSING REMARKS
M1 Again, I am Princess Anneliese Allas Esquejo
M2 I am Francois Zuriel Biwit …. and we are
ALL Your masters of ceremony
ALL This ends the DVM 1C Variety Show
ALL Thank you all for coming!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
PICTORIAL