IN a remarkable display of skills and dedication, sisters Moira and Nayla, proud representatives of Barangay Bolo, Bauan, Batangas, won the 26th World Championships of Performing Arts (WCOPA) in Anaheim, California.

Held from July 28 to August 6, 2023, the young performers’ performance was outstanding.

Hailing from Barangay Bolo, these sisters shared their extraordinary musical talents with the world.

The prestigious event brought together participants from various corners of the globe, each vying for top honors in their respective categories.

The sisters’ performances radiated with a unique blend of passion and precision, capturing the hearts of both judges and audiences alike.

Their dedication to their craft was evident in every note they sang, as well as in every move they executed. Their hard work and perseverance bore fruit as Moira and Nayla clinched several coveted medals and a prestigious plaque.

The achievements of the two underscored their prowess in the face of fierce competition from talented delegates and
contestants representing different countries.

Community members in Barangay Bolo erupted in celebration as news of Moira and Nayla’s victory spread.

Their success not only brought pride to their hometown but also served as an inspiration for aspiring performers to dream big and pursue their passions relentlessly.

As their journey at the 26th WCOPA comes to a close, the sisters return home not just as winners, but as true ambassadors of Filipino talent, proving that even from the humblest beginnings, greatness can emerge.

Indeed, the world witnessed the power of music and the unbreakable bond of sisterhood through Moira and Nayla’s awe-inspiring journey at WCOPA.

Their story serves as a reminder that talent knows no boundaries and dreams can be realized with dedication and unwavering determination.

AUTHOR PROFILE

Jojo C. Magsombol