- (i.e.,
Tausug language). The
local name of the
language is
bahasa Sūg or
Sinūg. The term Tausūg (tau Sūg,
meaning "people of Sulu") is
derived from two...
- The
Sinulog Festival (also
known as
Sinug and Sulog) is an
annual Filipino cultural and
religious festival held on the
third Sunday of
January in Cebu...
- For instance, the
Tausug have
three identifiable compositions—Kuriri,
Sinug, and Lubak-Lubak—the
Yakan have two—Tini-id and Kuriri—and the
Dusun have...
- of the
Mabolo district with
their older form of the
Sinulog called the
sinug,
displaying warlike steps and
dressed as
Spanish conquerors,
Cebuanos of...
- Role
Notes Ref. 2019–2020
Review Host 2019–
April 8, 2020 2020–present
Latte World 2021–present 6
Sinug's hometown Vivalog 2022
Change Days
Season 2...
- Cora
Almerino is a
Cebuano Visayan writer. Her
poems were
included in
Sinug-ang: A
Cebuano trio
published by
Women in
Literary Arts in 1999. "Poetry Down...
- sold into slavery, or
children of slaves). The
Tausug language is
called "
Sinug" with "Bahasa" to mean Language. The
Tausug language is
related to Bicolano...
- mala-a-walai, langgal, lamin, and
torogan of the
Maranao people; the bay
sinug of the
Tausug people; the
lumah of the
Yakan people; and the
balay of the...
-
Culture and Arts. 2015 Cebu
Provincial History Project.
Cluster 1
editor Sinug-ang: A
Cebuano trio, by
Erlinda K. Alburo, Cora Almerio, and
Ester Tapia...
-
biyula accompaniment); the kasi-lasa, lugu, and
tahtah (biyula songs); the
sinug kiadtu-kari (kulintangan); the
tiawag kasi (saunay music), the
tahtah (suling...
