I will take a break from my 365 Photos Challenge for now. Since it’s almost Christmas, I wanted to share one of my old artworks related to the occasion.
Karoling
Karoling is the Filipino adaptation of the word Caroling. Here, in the Philippines, children would brave the streets and go from house to house in the neighborhood do the “Karoling”. They usually bring along with them improvised tambourines made out of flattened bottle caps on a wire ring, or on a Y-shaped branch. Some kids would bring also improvised drums
They would blare out Christmas songs, most often out of key on out of rhythm beating of their tambourines. Sometimes they could not even get the lyrics right.
Karoling – oilpastel on paper by John Loberiza (that’s me).
I hope you like this.
nice i love those photos! so beautiful carolings
nice phoito and cultures
Thank you very much for this pleasure & let me to do my bit in your Christmas mood – https://virily.com/item/christmas-decor-devoted-mans-best-friend/
The Christmas music in any language is beautiful.
Great work….thank you for sharing!!
You’re welcome, Courtney. 🙂
Great works, John. Merry Christmas!
Thanks, Albert. Merry Christms too!
it looks cool and fun.
Yeah, kids usually have fund doing this.
What a great piece of art. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Carol… And you are welcome. 🙂
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