HARANA the Movie Production Stills

Harana guitar. Photo by BJ Formento.
Florante plays for luck in finding a master haranista In Quezon Province. Photo by Fides Enriquez.
Florante assures the Baranggay Captain of Mulanay, Quezon Province that the Harana crew's presence is just a harmless search for a master haranista. Photo by Fides Enriquez.
At Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte. From L to R: Romeo Bergunio, Benito Bautista, Florante Aguilar and Celestino Aniel. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa.
Master haranista Felipe Alonzo hails from Bantay, Ilocos Sur. Mang Felipe drives a tricyle for a living. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa
Florante with master haranista Celestino Aniel performing live in Vigan, Ilocos Sur. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa.
Celestino Aniel was born in Naic, Cavite. He specializes in popular haranas from the 50s to the 70s. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa.
Director Benito Bautista surveys the best angle for a shoot. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa.
Harana Kings perform live in Calle Crisologo, Vigan, Ilocos Sur. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa.
Mang Tino and Mang Felipe in a Spanish house in Vigan Ilocos Sur. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa.
Pasuquin villagers were treated to an impromptu performance by the Harana Kings. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa.
Cinematographer Peggy Peralta obliges a curious onlooker. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa.
Mang Felipe sings harana in Ilocano. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa.
Producer Fides Enriquez masters the art of slating. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa.
Asst. Director Emma Francisco, Production Manager Reverie Rodelas and producer Fides Enriquez contemplate what it's like to be serenaded. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa.
Harana Kings decide what to sing next. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa.
Aling Aning (left) is the 'masahista' who told us about Mang Felipe (right) and where to find him. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa.
Florante and the harana crew ride a converted tricycle up a mountain in Quezon province to track down a lead on a master haranista. Photo by Fides Enriquez.
Florante meets Mang Felipe for the first time as seen through the eyes (or shades) of director Benito Bautista. Photo by Fides Enriquez.
Mang Romeo, Florante and Mang Tino serenade the villagers. Photo by Fides Enriquez.
Mang Tino, Florante and Mang Romeo await the sunset, signalling preparation for the evening's harana. Photo by Benito Bautista.
The 'topdown' can accommodate up to 12 passengers and is the only way to travel up the mountains of Bagupaye, Quezon Province. Photo by Benito Bautista.
The Harana Crew. L to R: Boni Martir (Boom), Butch Abrillo (Grip), Jojo Briza (AC/Gaffer), Peggy Peralta (DP), Raffy Magsaysay (Sound), Reverie Rodelas (PM), Emma Francisco (AD) and Mang Tino (Haranista). Photo by Benito Bautista.






	Harana guitar. Photo by BJ Formento. Florante plays for luck in finding a master haranista In Quezon Province. Photo by Fides Enriquez. Florante assures the Baranggay Captain of Mulanay, Quezon Province that the Harana crew's presence is just a harmless search for a master haranista. Photo by Fides Enriquez. At Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte. From L to R: Romeo Bergunio, Benito Bautista, Florante Aguilar and Celestino Aniel. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa. Master haranista Felipe Alonzo hails from Bantay, Ilocos Sur. Mang Felipe drives a tricyle for a living. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa Florante with master haranista Celestino Aniel performing live in Vigan, Ilocos Sur. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa. Celestino Aniel was born in Naic, Cavite. He specializes in popular haranas from the 50s to the 70s. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa. Director Benito Bautista surveys the best angle for a shoot. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa. Harana Kings perform live in Calle Crisologo, Vigan, Ilocos Sur. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa. Mang Tino and Mang Felipe in a Spanish house in Vigan Ilocos Sur. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa. Pasuquin villagers were treated to an impromptu performance by the Harana Kings. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa. Cinematographer Peggy Peralta obliges a curious onlooker. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa. Mang Felipe sings harana in Ilocano. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa. Producer Fides Enriquez masters the art of slating. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa. Asst. Director Emma Francisco, Production Manager Reverie Rodelas and producer Fides Enriquez contemplate what it's like to be serenaded. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa. Harana Kings decide what to sing next. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa. Aling Aning (left) is the 'masahista' who told us about Mang Felipe (right) and where to find him. Photo by Lourdes Figueroa. Florante and the harana crew ride a converted tricycle up a mountain in Quezon province to track down a lead on a master haranista. Photo by Fides Enriquez. Florante meets Mang Felipe for the first time as seen through the eyes (or shades) of director Benito Bautista. Photo by Fides Enriquez. Mang Romeo, Florante and Mang Tino serenade the villagers. Photo by Fides Enriquez. Mang Tino, Florante and Mang Romeo await the sunset, signalling preparation for the evening's harana. Photo by Benito Bautista. The 'topdown' can accommodate up to 12 passengers and is the only way to travel up the mountains of Bagupaye, Quezon Province. Photo by Benito Bautista. The Harana Crew. L to R: Boni Martir (Boom), Butch Abrillo (Grip), Jojo Briza (AC/Gaffer), Peggy Peralta (DP), Raffy Magsaysay (Sound), Reverie Rodelas (PM), Emma Francisco (AD) and Mang Tino (Haranista). Photo by Benito Bautista.