Philippine President Marcos Switches On Christmas Tree Lights at Malacanang

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Philippine President Marcos Switches On Christmas Tree Lights at Malacanang
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President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos turned on the Christmas tree lights at Malacanang, marking the end of a day filled with performances by National Artists Ryan Cayabyab and Alice Reyes’s dance company. The President also called on Filipinos to remember and support those affected by recent calamities while celebrating the holidays.

LIGHTS ON. President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos applaud as the Christmas tree lights are turned on at Malacanang , capping day-long activities that featured performances of National Artists Ryan Cayabyab, and Alice Reyes’s dance company. With the First Couple are House Speaker Martin G. Romualdez and Rep. Yedda Romualdez. RTVM Grab/Ver NovenoPresident Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.

ON FLIGHT. Dancers of National Artist Alice Reyes leap high during their performance at Malacanang before the Christmas Tree lights were switched on last night.The morning festivity at the Kalayaan Grounds of the presidential palace in Manila was highlighted by the “Puso ng Pasko,” an all-Filipino full-length Christmas ballet performance featuring music and performances by National Artist for Music Ryan Cayabyab and National Artist for Dance Alice Reyes.

“My experience here is really, really good. I really liked it because my sister also dances. I felt the spirit of Christmas through the dance na napanood ko ngayon ,” Shee Anne of Pasay City North High School said after the performance. Alongside the main event, food stalls lined the Kalayaan Grounds, offering free snacks and treats to the attendees.

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