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My turn is done! Sorry for the delay. The combination of busy and lack of inspiration was hitting me pretty hard. So! My piece for the elemental rp started by @dorki-dorki-universe is done! ^^

BE THE CHANGE YOU WISH TO SEE.

Contact DENR if you wish to relay to them your environmental concerns.

dá·loy | noun

(flow in English) - a steady, continuous stream of something, mostly by a liquid.

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Our planet is composed of approximately 71% water. That might seem like a lot of water, and it is, but 97% of the total water that we have on our planet is salinated and is found in our oceans. The remaining 3% is freshwater, and in that percentage, only 0.5 percent is drinkable/safe for human consumption.

That might not sound bad at first, but we have not yet accounted for the pollution that all of our planet’s bodies of water get every single day. As we have seen here in our country the Philippines, we definitely have our fair share of polluted bodies of water. The sheer amount of garbage in these waters is enough to stop the proper flow, or* daloy*, of water that then causes massive floods, especially during the rainy season. The sheer amount of pollution and the frequencies of these floods are more than enough to cause harm to us Filipinos, and this needs to stop.

We at DALOY have one aim in mind: to help our rivers and other bodies of water flow the way they’re supposed to. Using the power of social media, we aim to raise awareness to these issues and hope to make a difference, one post at a time.

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Wednesday nights starting week of July 11 6:30-8:00 Basic Contemporary 8:00-9:30pm Advanced Contemporary

Contemporary Dance Class

This class offers basic dance techniques derived from Modern Dance, that later on evolves into allowing students to learn to explore movement in different dynamics, react to music in unique ways and improve memory and focus through dance combinations. It also includes strengthening and stretching exercise!

Outfit: Comfy, light fabric clothes, tight-fitting top and bottom Footwear: Bare-feet or socks

“Daloy doesn’t offer your typical dance classes. They’re always fun, you learn a lot whether you’re just beginning, or a little bit advanced, and, the teachers always seem to bring out the best in the students. Oh, and if there’s one I absolutely love from Daloy, it’s their improv jams. I can say that for me, nothing could eliminate stress better than a good, soulfully fulfilling 30 minute improv jam.” – Wilmer, 22, Creative Director

“Daloy classes are exciting and facilitated by conscientious, friendly, warm-hearted teachers. More than a class, it’s a close knit family of dance lovers. ” – Rina, Educator

For more information, contact 09056479555 or visit https://www.facebook.com/PARCFoundationPH/ 

RATES

4x a month is 1500

8x a month is 2500

Studio Address

The PARC Foundation, 494, Lt. Artiaga St., 1500 San Juan City

Meet Your Mentors

Ea Torrado

Ea Torrado has essayed principal and soloist roles in famous classical and contemporary full-length ballets, had toured extensively in the Philippines and abroad (USA, Russia, Europe, Scotland, Cambodia, Japan) with Ballet Manila, Ballet Philippines and Dance Theatre of Tennessee and has worked with prestigious national and foreign dance teachers, mentors and choreographers. She has been a guest artist for Contemporary Dance Map Philippines, Dance Forum, Airdance, E-dance Theatre and Steps Dance Project. In February 2013, Ea danced the title role in Daragang Magayon: Ang Istorya ni Mayon, an Albay Government and E-dance Theatre Company production at The Cultural Center of The Philippines’ Main Theater.

Ea is the Founder and Artistic Director of Daloy Dance Company. In July 2014, she became the recipient of Alvin Erasga Tolentino Koreograpiya Award. A member World Dance Alliance- Philippines, Ea participated in The South East Asia ChoreoLab in Malaysia, M1 Contemporary Dance Festival 2014 in Singapore and Ho Chi Minh City International Dance Festival 2014, in Vietnam.

Zyda Marie Baaya

Zyda started dancing ballet at the age of five under Nila Claravall-Gonzalez. She studied as a Dance Major at the Iloilo National High School- Special Program for the Arts. She was a member of Footworks Dance Theatre under Brezhnev Larlar (2005), Dance scholar at Ballet Philippines (2007), Danced as a member of St. Benilde Romançon Dance Company under the tutelage of Erwin Flores, Gerald Mercado, Noordin Jumalon, Georgette Sanchez and Christine Crame-Santillan. She was professor in De La Salle-College of S. Benilde-School Of Design and Arts for Character dance and Choreography. She competed at WIFI Body 5 Young Choreographers Cup, Choreographed for the musicals Sons of Egypt, Robinhood the Musicale, Trapped and Pierre Romacon, Choreographed and taught dance at Symmetry Dance Studio, A.C.T.S. Alabang, Arts in the City, BGC and many others. She was a member of Seven Dance Company under Ms. Christine Crame (2010-2014).

Photos and press kit courtesy of Daloy Dance Co.