Who is Niňo?
By Ronelo Ladiao
By Ronelo Ladiao
WHO is Niňo?
The name reminds us of “Sto. Niňo,” the child Jesus Christ.
It reminds us of that cute little boy in the manger.
During the annual Dinagyang Festival, we see the image of this little boy raised by an Ati warrior during the climax of their performance
The holy child symbolizes innocence, undying hope, optimism and compassion to its believers. His presence makes Iloilo City’s cultural and tourism festival truly lively, significant and spirited.
But in our modern world plagued by economic depression, poverty and other social ills that makes life harsh, Niňo walks the streets of Iloilo City with queries on how his humble life should be lived with a purpose and understand the meaning of life.
He doesn’t bother to think if who won the election a few months ago; dream of owning an expensive toy or latest cellphone model; live in a comfortable home; or ask about why having lots of money makes life better.
He only wants to see the beauty of the day as it touches the wet cold street where he sleeps. He wants to fill his tummy with food, see people smiling as they pass by or visit the church everyday to pray.
His dreams are simple, his prayers have always been tireless and his sweet voice exudes compassion.
This is the story of Niňo who never gets tired walking in the streets of Iloilo City looking for a piece of life and reason to go on. His simple journey will lead to the rediscovery of a forgotten historical and cultural legacy most Ilonggos missed to understand.
He will befriended Fr. Achilles of San Jose Church and meet someone like him who has nothing to give but love.
Meet Niňo and his new friend in the First Animated Short Film of Iloilo City’s greatest cultural and tourism gem... prepare for the coming of “The BEQUEST: Origin of Dinagyang” this January at the region’s ultimate shopping and entertainment destination, SM City Iloilo.
Witness how talented Ilonggo animators such as Bryan Jandonero, Marx Ydroy Silva, Jaylord Villalobos and Brynh De Los Reyes breathe life and magic with their artistic gifts of animation.
For further inquiries, you may call KURIS Animation Unlimited or Ilonggohit Animation Studio at (033) 5080186 or text us at 09184822338 or 09274976748.
The name reminds us of “Sto. Niňo,” the child Jesus Christ.
It reminds us of that cute little boy in the manger.
During the annual Dinagyang Festival, we see the image of this little boy raised by an Ati warrior during the climax of their performance
The holy child symbolizes innocence, undying hope, optimism and compassion to its believers. His presence makes Iloilo City’s cultural and tourism festival truly lively, significant and spirited.
But in our modern world plagued by economic depression, poverty and other social ills that makes life harsh, Niňo walks the streets of Iloilo City with queries on how his humble life should be lived with a purpose and understand the meaning of life.
He doesn’t bother to think if who won the election a few months ago; dream of owning an expensive toy or latest cellphone model; live in a comfortable home; or ask about why having lots of money makes life better.
He only wants to see the beauty of the day as it touches the wet cold street where he sleeps. He wants to fill his tummy with food, see people smiling as they pass by or visit the church everyday to pray.
His dreams are simple, his prayers have always been tireless and his sweet voice exudes compassion.
This is the story of Niňo who never gets tired walking in the streets of Iloilo City looking for a piece of life and reason to go on. His simple journey will lead to the rediscovery of a forgotten historical and cultural legacy most Ilonggos missed to understand.
He will befriended Fr. Achilles of San Jose Church and meet someone like him who has nothing to give but love.
Meet Niňo and his new friend in the First Animated Short Film of Iloilo City’s greatest cultural and tourism gem... prepare for the coming of “The BEQUEST: Origin of Dinagyang” this January at the region’s ultimate shopping and entertainment destination, SM City Iloilo.
Witness how talented Ilonggo animators such as Bryan Jandonero, Marx Ydroy Silva, Jaylord Villalobos and Brynh De Los Reyes breathe life and magic with their artistic gifts of animation.
For further inquiries, you may call KURIS Animation Unlimited or Ilonggohit Animation Studio at (033) 5080186 or text us at 09184822338 or 09274976748.
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