Rosario Bursts with Color and Culture in Tinapang Salinas Festival Parade and Street Dance Showdown
The town of Rosario, Cavite came alive with vibrant energy and cultural pride as it celebrated its 180th Founding Anniversary alongside the 19th Tinapang Salinas Festival. Thousands of residents and visitors gathered to witness the grand parade and the highly anticipated Street Dance Competition, both of which showcased the rich heritage and artistic spirit of the community.
The Tinapang Salinas Festival Parade featured dazzling floats, traditional costumes, and lively performances that paid tribute to Rosario’s iconic smoked fish industry. Local schools, barangays, and civic groups joined the procession, each bringing their own creative flair to the celebration. The streets were filled with cheers and music, echoing the town’s deep appreciation for its roots.
One of the highlights of the day was the Street Dance Competition, where talented groups battled it out with synchronized choreography, pulsating beats, and storytelling through movement. The performances reflected themes of resilience, unity, and pride in Rosario’s identity, leaving the crowd in awe and admiration.
Congressman Jolo Revilla, representing Cavite’s First District, graced the event and expressed his heartfelt support for the festival. In his message, he emphasized the importance of preserving local traditions and empowering communities through cultural celebrations. “Ang Tinapang Salinas Festival ay hindi lamang pagdiriwang ng produkto, kundi pagdiriwang ng ating pagkatao bilang Rosarino,” he said.
The local government of Rosario, led by Mayor Voltaire Ricafrente, worked hand in hand with various sectors to ensure the success of the festivities. Safety protocols, crowd management, and logistical coordination were all in place, allowing residents to enjoy the event with peace of mind and full enthusiasm.
Social media buzzed with photos and videos from the event, using hashtags like #TinapangSalinasFestival, #StreetDance2025, and #Rosario180Years. Netizens praised the creativity and energy of the performers, while others expressed pride in being part of a town that values its culture and community spirit.
As the day concluded, the message was clear: Rosario is not just a town—it’s a living tapestry of tradition, talent, and togetherness. With leaders like Cong. Jolo Revilla and a community that celebrates its heritage, the future of Rosario shines as brightly as its festival lights.
