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About the BAHAla na Tribe
In the Filipino language Tagalog, the word "baha" means flood, "la na" is Tagalog slang for "no more." The word "bahalana" means "leave it up to God." BAHAla na Tribe members are Anthony Guevara, Ria Guzon, Susie Hernandez, Grace Rodriguez, Roy Samano, Olivia Villacorta, and Tina and Josh Zulu. The tribe salutes the Filipino heritage of helpful, faithful, resourceful and happy-go-lucky survivors who keep their chins up and help others in need—even if they are in need themselves. To celebrate Filipino culture, the tribe loves to eat adobo, sing karaoke, dance, perform and play musical instruments.
In the Filipino language Tagalog, the word "baha" means flood, "la na" is Tagalog slang for "no more." The word "bahalana" means "leave it up to God." BAHAla na Tribe members are Anthony Guevara, Ria Guzon, Susie Hernandez, Grace Rodriguez, Roy Samano, Olivia Villacorta, and Tina and Josh Zulu. The tribe salutes the Filipino heritage of helpful, faithful, resourceful and happy-go-lucky survivors who keep their chins up and help others in need—even if they are in need themselves. To celebrate Filipino culture, the tribe loves to eat adobo, sing karaoke, dance, perform and play musical instruments.
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