I regard music and dance as significant components of my personal culture. I was raised in an environment where music and dancing is almost never missing. Even living overseas presently, music and dance are always there to represent my culture, whether it's a festival, a school event or other Filipino celebrations.
Photo source: https://remit2homeblog.wordpress.com/2013/10/27/cultural-dance-singkil-sayaw-sa-singkil/
Family has always been the most essential part of my life. I identify myself as a daughter, sister, cousin, and a granddaughter. I believe that my identity is a reflection of how my family has nurtured me throughout the years, and how they all have molded me into the unique individual I am today.
Photo source: Own photo
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My perspective on human rights focuses merely on discrimination; no matter the age, race, or condition of a person. I personally think discrimination in our contemporary society is hugely inevitable. I can see the unfair treatment of our society to anyone else within society. Thus, the absence of freedom from discrimination is very unfortunate.
Photo source: http://www.khabaremruz.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Diversity-People.jpg
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One of the main historical influences in my country, the Philippines, is the Spanish colonisation. This has greatly influenced the country's language, food, religion and architecture as seen in this photo. The Spaniards have embedded these things in the Filipino culture as these influences are still evident in today's society.
Photo sources: http://www.philippinetrails.com/images/ilocosimages/vigan745.jpg, http://www.juancarlo.ph/empanada.jpg, http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/41/Our_Lady_of_Pe%C3%B1afrancia.jpg, https://slr07.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/img_8592.jpg
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