Represented by Barangays II and Quezon, the Pintaflores street dancing contingent emerged first prize in Panaad Sa Negros in 1996.

After five years and many awards, including the Hall of Fame awards in street dancing in the Panaad Sa Negros, the word Pintaflores, like " Daan Sa Kaunlaran " and Homelot program, now has become another byword of the creativity of San Carloseños.

The Pintaflores Festival was born out of the city's search for a cultural identity and tradition.

Pintaflores is coined from the words pintados (" painted ones "), the concept behind the Nabingkalan Tattoo Festival, and flores, the Spanish word for " flowers " that dominated the theme of the Dances of Flowers.

After successfully holding two activities, the Nabingkalan Tattoo Festival and the Dances of Flowers as highlights of the city fiesta, the idea of blending the two concepts to come up with a presentation that could be considered the city's very own started what today is one of the most popular street dancing festivals in the region, the Pintaflores Festival.

In Panaad Sa Negros ' 98, the Pintaflores group composed of dancers from Barangays Punao and Palampas and the City Hospital graced the fiesta presentation as guest performers.

The Negrenses ' joie de vivre is manifested in the various festivals all over the province, foremost among which are famous MassKara Festival of Bacolod, Pasalamat Festival of La Carlota, Bailes de Luces of La Castellana and Pintaflores Festival of San Carlos.

The Pintaflores street dancing and ritual competition highlights the annual Pintaflores Festival every November 3-5.

Having established a name in street dancing, Pintaflores danced performers in such places as Iloilo City ( 1996 ) and the Roxas City ( 1997 ) as among the best of the best in the region, and in Canlaon City and Victorias in 1999 as the best in the province.

Pintaflores has evolved as a new breed of dancers emerged with the launching of Pintaflores Bata or Pinta Bata in 1996.

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