Sagudsod De Mano | Folkdance | Champion🏅

"Sagudsod De Mano" A dance depicting the night- catching of shrimps in the riverbank during low tide with the use of sudsod (scissors-like bamboo poles with triangular net) from the province of Aklan. The name “sagudsod de mano” is derived from the Aklanon language, with “sagudsod” meaning to catch using a net, and “mano” referring to hand or manual labor.
Through this dance, they honor their heritage and pay tribute to the ancestral practices that have shaped their identity as a community. Overall, “Sagudsod de mano” is a testament to the enduring ties between culture, livelihood and artistic expression in Aklan, in capsulating the spirit of unity and resilience that characterize.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Legacy College of Compostela, representing from Education Department, ENTS!