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Kannawidan is a Festival of Ilocos Sur where all of the municipality of all Ilocos Sur go to one place where they enjoy the festival. It has so many event such us Food Fair, Foam Fest, Parade, Marching Band, Drag Race, Miss Ilocos Sur, Mr. Ilocos sur, and the most grandest of all is the concert of Filipino artist and etc. Living in Ilocos Sur and having so many events during the Festival gives joy to the people of Ilocos Sur.



Kannawidan is the event where I wait to start, when january  starts I am so excited to the joyous event that will happen. Me and my family go watch Parades and events and I am so happy with it. But this is year we dont go because we have no free time I have school and my siblings also so we doeast able to go. Since my school is in Vigan I was able to watch without my family but I am happy that I was able to watch those events. 



In general, kanawidan hold so many memories of Iloco people because of the joyous event happened every jan 23. Kannawidan is very significant to all Iloco when this event stops I am sure that all Iloco will fight to put it back.


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