Musika't barong: Young Filipinos in Tasmania take pride in showcasing their culture through song and attire

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Beatriz Nunez and Lindon Frederick Mondigo from Tasmania, Australia expressed their love for Filipino culture and traditions through their singing and music. Source: Beatriz Nunez

For many young individuals, growing up in a foreign land can lead to a sense of disconnection from their cultural heritage, but for the young members of the Hugyaw Performing Group, immersing themselves in the vibrant traditions of Filipino music gives them a deep sense of belonging and purpose.


Key Points
  • Beatriz Nunez and Lindon Frederick Mondigo are active members of the Hugyaw Performing Arts Group in Tasmania.
  • Both of them admitted that their families, particularly their love for karaoke, greatly influenced their passion for music and playing instruments.
  • The young Filipinos take pride in performing while wearing traditional attire and representing Filipino culture here in Australia.

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