[Summer Attire] Miss Maramag 2016 - Kahalawan Te Sebseb Festival

Photo uploaded by Bobbie Guzman, from the official photographer Jesse Raxis Pepito, with Jaybee Ramos Yaba and Reuben Bentillo Reusora.

The contenders for Miss Maramag 2016 in their Summer Attire for its Diamond Founding Anniversary, 60th Araw ng Maramag along with its Kahalawan Te Sebseb Festival Celebration are: Barangay South Poblacion, Barangay San Roque, Barangay Dagumbaan, Barangay Kuya, Barangay Kisanday, Barangay Kiharong, Barangay Danggawan, Barangay Dologon, Barangay Anahawon, Barangay Colambugon, and Barangay San Miguel.

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