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2. artesdelasfilipinas.com › archives › 139The Culture and Art of the Mangyan : Philippine Art, Culture ...

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   13 hours ago · Mangyan refers to the Philippine ethnic group living in Mindoro Island but some can be found in the island of Tablas and Sibuyan in the province of Romblon as well as in Albay, Negros and Palawan. The word Mangyan generally means man, woman or person without any reference to any nationality.

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   5 days ago · Culture Hero of the Bontoc-Igorot. Sa mitolohiya ng mga Igorot, si Lumáwig ang bathalang tagapaglikha. Tinatawag din siyang Lomawig, Lumauig o Lumauwig. Siya ay anak ni Kabunyian, isang diyos.

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   • Usually there are farm animals, shepherds, and angels. There may also be three kings. In the Ilocos Region and other parts of the Philippines the belen is set-up as part of the traditional décor for Christmas. Some houses boast of large sets with many other figures of regular folks in everyday scenes. Other biblical scenes may also be included.

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   What was life like in the Philippines before Spaniards arrived?

   • Material Progress of the Filipinos – The material surroundings of the Filipino before the arrival of the Spaniards were in nearly every way quite as they are to-day.

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   How did Filipinos write their language?

   • Early Filipino Writings – The Filipinos used this writing for setting down their poems and songs, which were their only literature. None of this, however, has come down to us, and the Filipinos soon adopted the Spanish alphabet, forming the syllables necessary to write their language from these letters.

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   3 days ago · In the southern Bisayas, where the Spaniards first entered the archipelago, there seem to have been two kinds of natives: the hill dwellers, who lived in the interior of the islands in small numbers, who wore garments of tree bark and who sometimes built their houses in the trees; and the sea dwellers, who were very much like the present day ...

6. artesdelasfilipinas.com › archives › 23The Santacruzan Festival : Philippine Art, Culture and ...

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   2 days ago · Images courtesy of: www.imagesphilippines.com (Rosemarie Espejo) In the Santacruzan, chosen young ladies with their respective escorts by their side, parade on the streets under arches colorfully decorated and designed with May flowers.

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   4 days ago · Philippines Family Blogs. Here are 10 Best Philippines Family Blogs you should follow in 2024. 1. Baby and Breakfast is a motherhood and parenthood inspirations blog committed to style, creativity, and uniqueness. We've focused on topics and content that resonate with parents, such as family life, marriage, and raising children.

8. www.tagaloglang.com › most-common-filipino-surnamesTop 20 Family Names in the Philippines - Tagalog Lang

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   5 days ago · Top 20 Family Names in the Philippines. Do you know what the most popular last name is in the Philippines? The Twenty Most Common Filipino Surnames. 1. Santos. This is the last name of Filipina actress Vilma Santos, Filipino-American writer Bienvenido Santos, the young superstar Judy Ann Santos, the WWII hero Alejo Santos, and singer Erik Santos.

9. nationalarchives.gov.ph › the-belen-and-the-ilocosTHE BELEN AND THE ILOCOS LANDSCAPE EXHIBIT texts

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   4 days ago · The belen or crèche, is an illustration of a timeless custom, molded by creativity and grassroots genius. Some beautiful examples are featured in this exhibit courtesy of the Embassy of Mexico in the Philippines. The Sacred in the Ilocano Landscape. A crèche makes the Holy Family and other sacred figures come alive in the viewers’ home ...