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Bicol Street Journalist 10 years ago5:30 am
13 Sep , 2014

2014_0913_majorettes3 — Colorful majorettes awe spectators. From file photo of Tony Abalayan.


As the Peñafrancia regional feast and festivities ushers in, watch here the regional competition of school bands, majorettes and military units fancy drill as they vie for ranking, honor and prestige of being on the top. 
Starts September 13, 2014, at 7:00 AM Bicol standard time.
Peñafrancia regional competition of school bands, majorettes and fancy drill 2014 Live stream coverage:
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