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Legaci . CRSB . Kariktan Dance Company . Papa Joe & the New Deal . Bibak
Parangal Dance Troupe . Kajukenbo . School of Chinese Martial Arts
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The Bay Area’s Own
RUBY IBARRA
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Ruby Ibarra is a rapper and spoken word artist from the Bay Area, CA. She released her debut album, CIRCA91, at the end of 2017. She is currently promoting her record through her tour across the United States. She has been featured on noted web-based publications such as Buzzfeed, NPR, Huffington Post, and XXL Magazine, and was recently featured in a MasterCard commercial and campaign with R&B singer SZA.
Learn more about Ruby Ibarra on her website www.rubyibarra.com | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube
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Legaci
Legaci is a Filipino American R&B band from Vallejo. The current line-up consists of Micah Tolentino, Chris Abad, and Del Lazaro. Legaci rose to fame through their YouTube channel with over 140,000 subscribers and 23 million views. Their cover of Justin Bieber’s smash hit “Baby” caught the attention of the mega-artist and landed Legaci the opportunity to tour the world with the teen sensation as his official backing group. With Bieber, they performed in over 30 countries and approximately 300 cities. As a social networking phenomenon, Legaci maintains over 45,000 followers on Facebook and over 120,000 combined followers on Twitter. Their most recent album Driven-EP was released on December 11, 2012. The group is currently preparing for their very own world tour as they continue to build their legacy. Read More >>>
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CRSB
Bay Area based cousins, Chris Ramos (CR) and Sonny B. (SB), have been collaborating musically since childhood and used early influences of R&B, hip hop, reggae, and ukulele driven music to formulate their unique signature sound. Their high energy, live stage performances have drawn the attention and admiration of many music heavy weights. The singing, song writing duo has been a consistent fixture on the island reggae music scene since 2013. Their string of self-written and self-produced top hit singles, including “Give it up”, “Romance”, “Closer” & “RWY” have been hugely successful at radio stations and podcasts worldwide. Showing no signs of slowing down in 2019, CRSB has just closed out their first headlining tour. Their new album “WeAreCRSB” dropped March 15th and clearly shows the range of where CRSB can land anywhere in music. Read More >>>
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Kariktan Dance Company
Kariktan Dance Company is a nonprofit based in Concord. The organization’s goal is to promote Philippine Culture through dance and music by means of its members, consisting at the present time of 20 young adults ranging from age 16 to 32, and their families. It helps young Filipino-Americans learn about the cultural traditions of their homeland and helps to provide them with the opportunity to experience the richness and diversity of their native culture and instill pride in their heritage. In many ways, the participation in the folk dancing, the use of native costumes, playing instruments, and singing Filipino songs, teaches them not only about tradition but also occupies their time in meaningful activities, develop confidence, social skills and respect for their elders, their peers and ethnicity. Read More >>>
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Papa Joe & the New Deal
Vallejo’s own, Papa Joe and the New Deal was born out of a small get together of two seasoned musicians, Papa Joe Lucero and Ed Rillera, who had earlier promised each other that they would play together someday. 9 years later, the band is 6 to 9 pieces and is in demand throughout Northern California. With a consistent sound from a strong rhythm section, this dazzling vocal driven band leads you musically through time with their selections of popular tunes from the last 50 years. From James Brown to Bruno Mars and all things in between, but always with their own twist of funk and soul. There are decades of musical experience in this group and yet they possess a youthful spirit by engaging and embracing younger musicians to round out their signature sound. Without a doubt you will enjoy Papa Joe and the New Deal as they strive to make you part of the show! Do yourself a favor and catch them
wherever you can and don’t forget your dancin shoes! Read More >>>
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BIBAK
BIBAK Norcal is the local Northern California assembly of families who trace their roots from the original 5 post-war sub provinces of Mountain Province namely Benguet, Ifugao, Bontoc, Apayao, Kalinga. BIBAK organizations exist across north America, Europe, and Asia. The families come together several times a year to ensure the perpetuation of our cultural practices and mores as well as strengthen the bonds between our children and the homeland. We also strive to enrich the culture of California by participation in public events such as Vallejo’s Pista Sa Nayon or San Francisco’s Pistahan Parade and Festival. Read More >>>
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Parangal Dance Company
Parangal Dance Company’s mission is to give tribute to Philippine heritage by preserving and promoting ethnic attire, music, and dance through research, workshops, and performances. We aim to serve as a bridge,inspiring and connecting Filipino Americans to their roots to give them a sense of pride and identity, while educating diverse communities to foster awareness and appreciation of Philippine culture. Read More >>>
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Kajukenbo Self Defense Institute
The Kajukenbo Self Defense Institute is the oldest Martial Art school and oldest Filipino-owned business in Vallejo. It was established by Grand Master Emil Bautista in 1968 on Benicia Road where it still operates today. He has trained generations of Vallejoans in the art of Kajukenbo. Some have gone on to become national and world champions. GM Bautista continues to train and evolve as a Martial Artist even today. Read More >>>
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School of Chinese Martial Arts Vallejo
School Of Chinese Martial Arts is happy to be teaching traditional Kung Fu in the Vallejo area since 2009. They teach a traditional style that is called Hei Long Shou Shu or Black Dragon Beast Art, which is a complete fighting system based on seven fighting animal styles of china. Incorporating Tai Chi, traditional Chinese Weapons, joint locks, pressure points, hands and feet, School of Chinese Martial Arts is a very well rounded and complete art. Students from 3 years old and above are welcome to join and learn the tradition of Chinese Martial Arts. Read More >>>
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YOUTH PAVILION hosted by CLUB STRIDE, INC.
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Come bring the familia to the Vallejo Pista Sa Nayon Youth Pavilion hosted by Club Stride, Inc. where we will once again have the very best of family entertainment! There will be singing, dancing, spoken word and music from a mix of Vallejo’s own Jesse Bethel High School and Franklin Middle School students. For a schedule of events at the Youth Pavilion, click here!
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10th Annual Vallejo Goodwill Filipino Martial Arts Tournament
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Hosted by the Vallejo FMA Goodwill Association comprised of Kajukenbo Self Defense Institute, Original Giron Escrima, Island Warriors Maritial Arts and Cabiles Kombatan. This is the premiere FMA tournament in Northern CA, conducted outdoors, at Vallejo Pista Sa Nayon, one of the largest Filipino Festivals in the U.S. Schools from all over California have come to test their skills against other fighters, schools and styles. It is also an opportunity to meet many renowned FMA Grand Masters, Masters, Guros and practitioners. This is an Adult Team (3 man/woman) format. Youth fight individually. It is also a double-elimination tournament, meaning fighters and teams are guaranteed at least two fights before being knocked out of the tournament – more bang for the buck. It is fully supported with certified & trained judges/referees and medical support in case of injury. Cost: $50/adult team member $35/youth 17 & under SAME DAY REGISTRATION ONLY! CASH APPRECIATED. Registration Time: 9 a.m. Fighters are responsible for mandatory safety equipment: cups, headgear, full finger padded gloves and mouth guards. NO EXCEPTIONS. Read More >>>
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Note:
Specific show times released prior to the event and all stated line-ups and appearances are subject to change.