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This Popular Christmas Light Show In Makati Looks *Extra* Spectacular This Year

The Metro's busiest district is all lit up for the holidays.
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When one thinks of cheery Christmas sights in Metro Manila, what of the things that easily come to mind is the spectacular lights and sounds show at Ayala Triangle Gardens in Makati City. In 2018, they boasted a larger-than-life Mickey-shaped light display amid colorful bursts of laser lights. For 2019, Ayala Land ups the ante with Gallery of Lights, which features the traditional canopy of lights in the business district's pocket garden and an extra visual treat called Carol of Lights. This Christmas spectacle is on display every day from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. until January 12, 2020.

Ayala Triangle Gardens' Gallery of Lights opened on November 12.
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It features smoke effects, a canopy of lights, and colorful bursts of laser lights.
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The lights are in sync with Christmas medleys by Tris Suguitan, Mel Villena, and Von de Guzman. 
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Voltaire de Jesus and Luther Gumia take the helm in the lighting design for Gallery of Lights. It features smoke effects, laser lights, and noodle lights hanging from tree trunks and branches at Ayala Triangle Gardens. These light fixtures turn on and off in sync with three medleys, including a techno-inspired number by Tris Suguitan, jazz tunes by Mel Villena, and Pinoy Christmas carol beats by Von de Guzman.

Carol of Lights, which is a 3D video mapping show projected at the dome of Tower One and Exchange Plaza, will wow spectators for the first time this Christmas. It features grandiose ceilings and stained glass windows from local and international churches. Now, you don't have to fly to Italy to see the breathtaking ceiling of Sant'Andrea della Valle or to Vatican City for the Sistine Chapel. These projections were designed by G.A. Fallarme, conceptualized with Henk-Gert Lenten, and made possible by Epson Philippines.

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Carol of Lights is inspired by breathtaking church ceilings and stained glass windows from all over the world.
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"The Gallery of Lights by Ayala Land is the highlight of our year. It's our way of giving back to the community and making the holidays more meaningful for many Filipino families," Cathy Bengzon, Ayala Land's head of corporate marketing, said in a statement.

The stretch of Ayala Avenue was also lit up for the holidays starting on November 5. Courtesy of Ayala Land
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These Christmas decorations along the busy street features bronze-colored, cone-shaped Christmas trees with abanico-shaped design and capiz chandeliers. Courtesy of Ayala Land
They were created by event stylist and interior designer Zenas Pineda. Courtesy of Ayala Land
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"Filipinos celebrate Christmas like nobody else in the world. It's a special time that brings families together, and it truly brings us joy knowing how we have become a part of this tradition. And each year we are inspired to make the event even more memorable than the last. That is why this time around, we're making the event brighter with new additions to the whole production, and a line-up of activities that we hope will bring cheer to everyone," Bengzon added.

Gallery of Lights is on display at the Ayala Triangle Gardens, Makati Avenue corner Ayala Avenue, Makati City. The show runs from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. until January 12, 2020. For updates, follow Make it Makati on Facebook.

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