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Babaylan in the Street
Once believed to have vanished, the babaylan were only hidden by time—they continue to walk among us today, where memory breathes, power endures, and the stories once silenced begin to speak again.
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Once believed to have vanished, the babaylan were only hidden by time—they continue to walk among us today, where memory breathes, power endures, and the stories once silenced begin to speak again.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Jade Aberin, Jamaica Serjo, Crisander Julianes
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Studio:Sanghaya Productions
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