The Vigan City Fiesta is held every January 25, Biguenos from all over the country and even abroad return to Vigan, as it is the custom of filipinos to return to their hometown to join family and friends in the celebration of their fiesta.
Participants from the different neighboring provinces in the northern region are also sent to compete in the various games and activities, particularly the street dancing competiton. This participation by other municipalities makes the Vigan City fiesta not only a local event participated in by Vigan's officials, but a national event participated in by other public heads and national officials. Within the Vigan City Fiesta days, the longganisa Festival is also celebrated.
Longganisa-themed parade and at one time attempted to set a record for having the longest longganisa ever made. The festival has become a crowd-drawer as Vigan longganisa, a native version of Mexican salami, has a distinct garlicky taste that has become a favorite of then Filipino Palate. Though other manufacturers have tried to copy the Vigan Longganisa is a centuries-old tradition of the local makers and all if not the most of the ingredients used in making the native sausage is sourced from Vigan.
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