Every legacy has a starting point, and the story of Unlimited Hataw Boys began with a vision.
The concept was first imagined in January 1996, driven by a shared passion for dance, music, and performance. After years of planning and dedication, that vision became reality when Unlimited Hataw Boys was officially founded on August 11, 1998. Co-Founded by Dennis Villanueva, Nathaniel dela Peña. Michael Francisco, Mark Anthony Alix, Jono Albaladejo, Jaymar Alcantara and Meinard Buenaventura. Fortified immediately with Randy Antonio, Antonio Naranja, Jayar Cagandahan. What began as a small group of passionate dancers has grown into a family ( See our members list ) and has since evolved into one of the longest-standing dance brotherhoods, built on creativity, unity, and an unwavering commitment to the art of dance.
We sincerely honor and respect the dance group and choreographer who first performed "Boomerang" by Blossom,
even if it was only for a brief moment. We acknowledge their contribution with genuine respect.
In time, we were graciously given permission to use it. That opportunity became the beginning of a different journey—one that would eventually become inseparable from the story of Unlimited Hataw Boys.
Developing from the choreography of Jayson Cruz Pingol of Maximum Intensity , we made Boomerang a part of our identity. We chose to embrace the song, refine our performances year after year, and continuously develop choreography that reflected our passion, creativity, and brotherhood. What began as a dance routine evolved into a signature performance that audiences would instantly recognize as ours.
It became more than a soundtrack—it became a symbol of who we are.
Like a match made in heaven, the chemistry between Unlimited Hataw Boys and Boomerang grew stronger with every performance. The music perfectly complemented our energy, while our choreography gave the song a unique visual identity that audiences came to remember. For decades, the two have become inseparable, proving that when dedication meets the right piece of music, a lasting legacy can be created.
Today, we proudly celebrate that extraordinary connection—not to claim ownership of the song, but to honor the journey that transformed it into an unforgettable chapter of the Unlimited Hataw Boys story.
No one can rewrite nearly three decades of history.
History is not written by words alone. It is written by consistency. By commitment. By time.
A LEGACY CANNOT BE CLAIMED. IT MUST BE LIVED.
Every legendary dancer has a song that people instantly associate with them.
The moment that song starts playing, memories come alive. The audience already knows what's coming. It becomes more than music—it becomes an identity, a trademark, a story.
For UNLIMITED HATAW BOYS, that song has always been "Boomerang" by BLOSSOM.
Just as a signature song defines an artist, Boomerang has defined generations of our performances. Since 1998, it has been the soundtrack of our passion, our creativity, and our legacy.
Songs may be heard by many. Dance moves may be performed by many.
But when music and movement become inseparable from a group's identity, that's when a legacy is born.
For us, every time Boomerang plays, it isn't just another track.
It will always be a part of the UNLIMITED HATAW BOYS.
We recognize and respect the dancers and crews who performed it before us and those who love to dance to its tune.
But there is a difference between performing a routine and building a legacy around it.
Since 1998, UNLIMITED HATAW BOYS has proudly carried the Boomerang as the Signature Main Highlight of our performances. Through generations of members, countless competitions, exhibitions, and stages, it has remained an inseparable part of who we are.
UNLIMITED HATAW BOYS
Signature Main Highlight since 1998.
Respect the journey. Respect the history.
As the years passed, the brotherhood continued to grow. New generations of dancers joined the movement, embracing the same values of passion, discipline, respect, and camaraderie that have defined the group since its inception. To ensure the legacy lives on, the organization proudly established Future Hataw Boys, through the initiative of one of the pioneers, Michael Francisco. its junior division dedicated to mentoring and inspiring the next generation of performers.
Today, more than two decades after its official formation, Unlimited Hataw Boys continues to thrive. More than just a dance crew, it is a family, a community, and a living legacy that connects generations through the universal language of dance.
Every rehearsal, every performance, and every member has contributed to a story that continues to unfold—proving that true brotherhood is built not only through talent, but through passion, perseverance, and a shared commitment to inspiring others.
Today, our mission goes far beyond performing on stage. We are no longer just dancing—we are building a legacy. What began with dance has grown into a movement that celebrates creativity, brotherhood, and continuous evolution. Alongside our performances, we now create original music, embracing new ways to express our passion and reach even more people.
Whether through dance, music, storytelling, or community initiatives, our goal remains the same: to inspire others to dream bigger, work harder, and leave a positive mark on the generations that follow.
For us, every step, every beat, every song, and every performance is another opportunity to create something that will outlive us. Because legacies are not measured by trophies or applause—they are measured by the lives we touch, the people we inspire, and the passion we pass on.
Built by Passion. Bound by Brotherhood.
More Than Dance. A Movement. A Legacy That Never Stops Moving.