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Music and Concerts in Las Piñas City, Metro Manila

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Whether you're a fan of smooth jazz or heavy metal, you can stream it all from your phone. But what if you want some live music? What are the Las Piñas City options like? From local bands to orchestral offerings, here's what five local experts had to say about music in Las Piñas City, Metro Manila.

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Las Piñas city is famous worldwide for its bamboo organ. In the Saint Joseph Parish, the bamboo organ is a musical instrument where its pipes were crafted out of bamboo. It has been visited by tourists and musicians from all around the world due to its striking beauty and uniqueness.

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The Bamboo Organ of Las Piñas City is famed as the oldest and the only musical organ made entirely of Bamboos. Then the yearly Fluvial Celebration of the City which is a parade of flower-decorated boats plying through the only river of the City. The remaining stretched of Pineapple plantations that the city was named after.

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Genrev, says: 2020

Las Piñas city is in the heart of Metro Manila, Philippines. This is one of the best cities in Manila where you can stay or reside permanently. In the past, most of its area fell under the Rizal province but later on it was included in Metro Manila. Then just few years ago, this town was upgraded to become a city because of the capacity to generate high income because of its dwellers.

Las Piñas City, as it is now being called, is known for it famous “Bamboo Organ”. This historic organ, created by Father Diego Cera in early 1800s, can produce high-pitch melodies. The organ itself is made up of bits of bamboos that were put together so as to produce the different clicks for baritones. The magnificence of music as it is being played every masses attracts people from all classes. Visitors flock to the city not because of the big malls on it but rather they want to witness the majestic playing of the historic bamboo organ.

The city is also tagged as the “cleanest city in Metro Manila” for the past years. The mayor allots a fraction of the budget to keeping the cleanliness of the city plus major undertakings on the continuous upgrade of the city when it comes to keeping it green. Planting trees and other ornamental plants in the area thrive among barangays.

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I was currently living in Las Piñas City and well known in site near me was the historical Bamboo Organ which plays musical during the mass and all the people here was polite and respectful. My city was known as a tourist site and may people are coming here because of our Malls and high rise buildings and infrastructure. They also made a water lily recycled material which are sold by the locals.

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Shynna, says: 2020

Las Piñas City is one of the cities you may find in the south of Metro Manila. This city was once called the “Salt Center” of Manila due to the overwhelming amount of hectares covered in salt beds for salt production. This City has been one of the cleanest and most peaceful cities in Metro Manila. Alongside this, the people here are very hospitable and many festive and fun activities can be found here like the Water Lily festival and different kinds of music festivals.

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Cristina, says: 2020
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