Adams Worldwide held a dance sports competition recently with its subsidiary group for events, Spotlights Entertainment Inc., featuring Filipino talent for solo, duo and group dancers Kingdomwide.
It was the brainchild of Marl Ruiz Encinada also known as (Maui Riyadh) in the Filipino community. A mass communication graduate at New Era University, Encinada is a talent enthusiast and iDance KSA-Philippines executive producer.
"I have envisioned an event that everyone can share and get positive vibes. It started when I told my colleagues to have something like dance show here," he said.
"I Dance KSA-Philippines Dance sports competition was one of the most sought-after dance competition in the Kingdom bringing world class Filipino talents," he added.
I Dance KSA Philippines largely attributed to the unwavering support from the Filipino community, which fosters a welcoming and supportive atmosphere for everyone with passion for dance in all different ages.
Adams Worldwide and SEI together with its sponsors brought together all Filipino dancers from all over the Kingdom to share their passion from street dancing to different genres on stage.
The production team delivered a clean fun show hosted by the Face of Adams 2018 KSA Ambassador — Riomar Umali Payte and 2nd Runner-up Kervin Serrano. Despite being new in the dance production industry, the team had a strong reach within local and other nationalities influencers.
The organizers continue to expect an influx that create a foundation of Filipino-Community comradeship among other nationalities.
The Anonymous consist of Mike Ramillo, Alvin Lagnas, Roy Erickson Fule, Arvie Garcia, Cyrelle Direck Balza, Christian Paul Torres, Christian Elley Lorejo, Gabriel Lazo, Crizaldo Daytoc, Ransen Bernardino, Jomark Peladra, Ryan Torres and Joshua Vien Exconde got the grand prize worth of 100,000 pesos.
The Philippine Embassy KSA extended all out support to this event graced by Ms. Naive L. Mamhot, attaché-cultural officer & economic assistant; together with its sponsors: Philippine Airlines Saudi Arabia, Cash Pinas Remittance Corp., Jeep ni Aling Ynasal, LBC Express Inc. and different Filipino community group in Riyadh.
Part of the proceeds from the event will go to the Bantay Bata 163, which aims to give comfort and shelter to the abandoned, neglected and homeless children in the Philippines.
SOURCE : SAUDIGAZETTE









