Participating students in their Philippine costumes pose for a picture in front of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) in Pasay City where they gather for the annual 'Pasinaya' on Saturday, Feb.3, 2024. Considered the largest multiarts festival in the country, the CCP-sponsored 20-year-old event connects the arts and Filipino communities through shows, screenings, workshops on music, theater, dance, visual arts, film and literature. PHOTOS BY MIKE ALQUINTOParticipating students in their Philippine costumes pose for a picture in front of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) in Pasay City where they gather for the annual 'Pasinaya' on Saturday, Feb.3, 2024. Considered the largest multiarts festival in the country, the CCP-sponsored 20-year-old event connects the arts and Filipino communities through shows, screenings, workshops on music, theater, dance, visual arts, film and literature. PHOTOS BY MIKE ALQUINTOParticipating students in their Philippine costumes pose for a picture in front of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) in Pasay City where they gather for the annual 'Pasinaya' on Saturday, Feb.3, 2024. Considered the largest multiarts festival in the country, the CCP-sponsored 20-year-old event connects the arts and Filipino communities through shows, screenings, workshops on music, theater, dance, visual arts, film and literature. PHOTOS BY MIKE ALQUINTOParticipating students in their Philippine costumes pose for a picture in front of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) in Pasay City where they gather for the annual 'Pasinaya' on Saturday, Feb.3, 2024. Considered the largest multiarts festival in the country, the CCP-sponsored 20-year-old event connects the arts and Filipino communities through shows, screenings, workshops on music, theater, dance, visual arts, film and literature. PHOTOS BY MIKE ALQUINTOParticipating students in their Philippine costumes pose for a picture in front of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) in Pasay City where they gather for the annual 'Pasinaya' on Saturday, Feb.3, 2024. Considered the largest multiarts festival in the country, the CCP-sponsored 20-year-old event connects the arts and Filipino communities through shows, screenings, workshops on music, theater, dance, visual arts, film and literature. PHOTOS BY MIKE ALQUINTOParticipating students in their Philippine costumes pose for a picture in front of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) in Pasay City where they gather for the annual 'Pasinaya' on Saturday, Feb.3, 2024. Considered the largest multiarts festival in the country, the CCP-sponsored 20-year-old event connects the arts and Filipino communities through shows, screenings, workshops on music, theater, dance, visual arts, film and literature. PHOTOS BY MIKE ALQUINTOParticipating students in their Philippine costumes pose for a picture in front of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) in Pasay City where they gather for the annual 'Pasinaya' on Saturday, Feb.3, 2024. Considered the largest multiarts festival in the country, the CCP-sponsored 20-year-old event connects the arts and Filipino communities through shows, screenings, workshops on music, theater, dance, visual arts, film and literature. PHOTOS BY MIKE ALQUINTOParticipating students in their Philippine costumes pose for a picture in front of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) in Pasay City where they gather for the annual 'Pasinaya' on Saturday, Feb.3, 2024. Considered the largest multiarts festival in the country, the CCP-sponsored 20-year-old event connects the arts and Filipino communities through shows, screenings, workshops on music, theater, dance, visual arts, film and literature. PHOTOS BY MIKE ALQUINTOParticipating students in their Philippine costumes pose for a picture in front of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) in Pasay City where they gather for the annual 'Pasinaya' on Saturday, Feb.3, 2024. Considered the largest multiarts festival in the country, the CCP-sponsored 20-year-old event connects the arts and Filipino communities through shows, screenings, workshops on music, theater, dance, visual arts, film and literature. PHOTOS BY MIKE ALQUINTOParticipating students in their Philippine costumes pose for a picture in front of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) in Pasay City where they gather for the annual 'Pasinaya' on Saturday, Feb.3, 2024. Considered the largest multiarts festival in the country, the CCP-sponsored 20-year-old event connects the arts and Filipino communities through shows, screenings, workshops on music, theater, dance, visual arts, film and literature. PHOTOS BY MIKE ALQUINTO