depending on the length and diameter of each pipe. Dagoy - The first festival mascot in the Philippines. Dagoy Dagoy is the official festival mascot of Dinagyang. He was born from the promotional sketches of Dinagyang in 2002. The caricature was later adopted as the official logo of the festival. He was introduced to the public on December 14, 2004 in The Fort, Taguig, and December 18, 2004 in Iloilo City. Depicted as a young Ati warrior, Dagoy symbolizes the jollification and friendship of the Ilonggo and the other thousands to millions of tourists flocked to witness the festival. Dagoy stands six feet and nine inches tall. He has a dark brown skin tone and wears a headdress with an image of Sto. Niño. He is garbed with a camel-colored loincloth which is the typical attire of an Ati. Dagoy is holding a drum made of fiberglass with the logo of the Iloilo City Government printed at the center. His hands and feet are adorned with multi-colored bracelets, similar to these being worn by a Dinagyang warrior. Dagoy's winsome smile is popular among children as such miniature version of the mascot is marketed as Dagoy Dolls. Dinagyang Tribes Competition Winners The following list includes all the Ati Tribe Dance Competition winners every year. See also Ati-Atihan Festival Ati people Negrito References External links Iloilo Dinagyang Photos Dinagyang Festival in Aliwan Fiesta Iloilo Dinagyang Foundation, Inc. Philippines Travel Hub Iloilo Dinagyang Foundation Incorporated Official Facebook Page http://www.rmgorrieza.co.uk/dinagyang-festival-gallery/ Cultural festivals in the Philippines Visayan festivals Culture of Iloilo Tourist attractions in Iloilo City Visayan culture January observances Christian Sunday observances