The Philippines Today, Yesterday, and Tomorrow
According to other stories, Sidapa (God of Death) was attracted to the beauty of the moon. He courted him without thinking that they belong to the same-sex. It is said that until now they are still together and happy living in Mt.Madjaas in Panay. (Filipino Mythology) Ayon sa ibang kwento, naakit ng kagandahan ng buwan … Read more
Atang Dela Rama is a national artist for theater and music queen of Kundiman. She fought for the advancement of art for everyone so she brought the kundiman and sarsuela not only to big theaters in Manila but also to cockpit arenas and plazas in the provinces and in the distant places of the natives. … Read more
The Battle of Zapote Bridge occurred on June 13, 1899. There were 5,000 Filipinos against 3,000 American soldiers. The Battle of Zapote bridge is the largest and best-organized body of men which had yet to meet American troops as described by the New York Times. (lahi) The action at Zapote, Cavite is also known as … Read more
Passport holders from the following countries may come and experience the beauty of the Philippines visa-free: Antigua and Barbado – 30 daysArgentina – 30 daysBahamas- 30 daysBarbados – 30 daysBelize – 30 daysBolivia – 30 daysBrazil – 59 daysCanada – 30 daysChile – 30 daysColombia – 30 daysCosta Rica – 30 daysDominica – 30 daysDominican … Read more
R. Papa is an LRT station located between 5th avenue and Abad Santos station. This LRT station is named after Gen. Ricardo Papa Sr. General Ricardo Papa Sr. is the commanding general of the Philippine Army in 1963. He is a soldier and the chief of the Manila police in the 1960’s, R. Papa … Read more