Showing posts with label Videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Videos. Show all posts
Our Feature in Trip na Trip
Now on its 12th season, Trip na Trip revisited Sagada, Mountain Province for the 2nd time around. Hosted by Ms. Katherine "Kat Kat" de Castro, Jason Gainza, Franzen Fajardo, Kian Kazemi and Uma Khouny, this local travel program has received numerous awards which includes Best Travel Show at the 2007 Star Awards for TV, and Best Travel Show Host at the 2008 Star Awards for TV. The clip posted above was taken from a two-part special and was originally aired on local Philippine TV on December 4 & 11, 2009.
On the first part of their Mountain Province episode, they've showed Sagada's hidden gem, the Sumaguing Cave, Echo Valley's hanging coffins, Rock Inn's orange picking, and the Sagada inns and souvenir shops. They also made a quick stop at the Bontoc Museum. Thanks to the very nice guides of the Sagada Genuine Guides Association (SAGGAS) that assisted all the staffs of Trip na Trip during their entire stay.
On the second part of their Mountain Province episode, it was even a more fun-filled, heart-pounding yet, full-flavored episode. Uma and Kian had a very intense and bumpy ride, during their whitewater rafting experience at the Chico River. Afterwhich, Kat and Kian went to Bomod-ok Falls, also known as the Big Falls of Sagada, together with John, their guide. Trip na Trip also went to visit the Sagada Pottery. Last part of this episode was alloted for the famous restaurants in Sagada like Dalikan Restaurant, Saint Jo Cafe, Salt and Pepper, and of course, The Sagada Lemon Pie House. They've talked about our pies, our interiors, our ambiance, and yes, our free Wi-Fi.
Trip na Trip airs every Friday, around midnight on ABS-CBN and also on TFC. If you have a Facebook account, become a fan of their fan page by clicking here. We're also a fan so make sure you also become one. Visit also their official website, just click here.
Our Letter For Today: Joan Mocorro
"Hello Lemon Pie House!
Sacada is an Ilonggo term for laborer, particularly the sugarcane plantation laborer. Well, two of us coming from Bacolod City. While the other two, although Manila-grown but having Ilonggo blood as well, I named our group as the "Sacadas of Sagada".
I have made an extensive blog for our trip, which of course, included the unforgettable Lemon Pie House.
Here is the YouTube post my daughter captured during our visit there, sipping the famous mountain tea amidst a candle-lit party atmosphere.
We've tried uploading the video testimony of my cousin several times and it took so many tries to upload it because of its length (and i had to retry after an error occurred). However, here it is.
Attached are some of the pictures as seen from our Sacada eyes. Best regards." Joan of Art
Our Feature In Pasyal TV
Pasyal is a weekly travel show that had featured different places here in the Philippines. Their hosts and crew had been to very nice places like Tagaytay, Pampanga, Pangasinan, Ilocos, Banaue, and Sagada.
In this episode they had shown restaurants, cafes, and other landmarks in Sagada, Mountain Province. This clip was taken from that episode and part of it was a short interview of Mang Joseph (the Lemon Pie House owner). Click here or the image above to watch the clip.
Pasyal is hosted by Ramon Bautista and Mitch Hernandez.
Mitch had worked as a TV host and also a segment producer since 2003 for Studio 23, ABC 5, and IBC 13. She is the current producer of the said show and she is producing it independently.
Ramon was a film professor at the University of the Philippines in Diliman, which later became a TV host in the MTV gag series, "The Ramon Bautista Show." He admitted himself to be shy and has low self-esteem.
Note: This Pasyal episode was aired last year and our food rate had been adjusted. You may click here to view our updated menu.
*Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
Sagada Dap-Ayan's Remember Your Children
Due to insisting public demand, we're posting another Sagada Dap-Ayan video. This song is called "Remember Your Children." Most part of the song was written in English; later part was written in Kankana-ey, which is the Igorot native dialect.
Headed by Mr. Robert Pangod, Sagada Dap-Ayan has a bright future ahead of them. This was recorded on May 21st, 2008 at the Sagada Lemon Pie House. Photos used in this video were also taken by Wencel Angeles in various locations in Mountain Province like Kalinga, Bontoc, and Sagada. We will post more in the future so just keep on checking this blog.
Update: 12/07/08 - This is the updated version of the video. Lyrics have been added to this video for those who would like to sing along. Enjoy.
Sagada Dap-Ayan's Salidummay
This song, "Salidummay" was performed by the Sagada Dap-Ayan Group on March 21st, 2008 during the soft launching of the Sagada Lemon Pie House. Headed by Mr. Robert Pangod, this 7-man band is now making lots of good local and indigenous music. Watch this clip to know more about them and their music. click here to see their other videos.
Our New Slideshow
It was only about 3 weeks before our first ever Soft Launching, when we thought of doing something different with our shop. With a professional help from Mr. Oly Sese, the Sagada Lemon Pie House was transformed from just a regular pie shop, into one nice cozy hangout, which later became another tourist attraction in Sagada. Watch the video slideshow to see.
Sagada Video Collection
Finally, our good friend, Mr. Wencel Angeles came out with his first ever Sagada Video Collection DVD. These are video essays of his visits to Sagada over the past year. It contains 10 videos with different themes all taken from his biyahengpinoy blog, including the Lemon Pie House and Sagada Dap-Ayan Jamming videos.Now, we can share them with you, not just over the internet, but also right on your televisions. You can email Wencel Angeles to get a copy at ask.wencelangeles@gmail.com.
Video tracks: Surviving Sagada, How To Prepare Pinikpikan, Return To Sagada (Version 01), Return To Sagada (Version 02), SAGGAS vs SEGA Soccer Match, Sumaguing Cave, Sagada Fiesta 2008, Lemon Pie House, Begnas 2008, and Sagada Dap-Ayan Jamming
Sagada Dap-Ayan's Kordilyera Eeyah
The Sagada Dap-Ayan, a local musical group from Sagada, Mountain Province, headed by Mr. Robert Pangod, performed during the Lemon Pie House's soft launching on the 21st of March, 2008. It was the best treat that tourists and locals could possibly get on that day, as they've all witnessed the best musical talents in Sagada. I will post more videos of their performance that night soon.
Our Lemon Pie House Video
Video was recorded, edited, narrated, produced, and directed by Wencel Angeles.