Every Third Sunday of January, one of the most venerated images in the Philippines, the Santo Nino is celebrated. There are many places venerating the Santo Nino, the most notable places are Cebu, Tondo and Pandacan. Sinulog was celebrated in honor of Santo Nino
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"The result of all of this was a new swagger in the Manileno. Foreigners who came to the city could pride itself in a style - strutted by both dress and manner - that was not European, nor Mexican, nor Chinese, nor even Indio. It was quite simply Filipino.
