A religious festival where locals where colorful masks as their costumes during performances
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The religious festival you are referring to is likely the Moriones Festival in the Philippines. It is a colorful and religious event held annually during Holy Week on the island of Marinduque. Participants wear colorful Roman soldier costumes and masks called "morion," which depict biblical Roman soldiers and Syrian mercenaries in the story of the Passion of Christ. The festival includes street performances, reenactments, and rituals such as the search for Longinus, a Roman centurion featured in the Passion narrative. This weeklong celebration features painted masks, brightly colored tunics, and dramatic acts by the locals from Holy Monday to Easter Sunday, serving as a form of religious devotion and cultural display.Another notable festival involving colorful masks is the MassKara Festival in Bacolod City, Philippines, held every October. This is more of a cultural and tourism event with smiling masks and vibrant costumes, symbolizing resilience and positivity, but it is not primarily religious like the Moriones Festival.Based on the religious aspect and the use of colorful masks in performances during the celebration, the Moriones Festival fits your description best[tex].[/tex]
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