Romblomanons of the town of Cajidiocan in the island of Sibuyan celebrate the nearly forgotten art of moro-moro. The story of Monte Carlo and Flor de Liza is retold in a colorful sequence of dance, musical interjections and the whole extravaganza of the moro-moro play. The presentation serves not as simply an art form but also, more importantly, an offering for rain and a bountiful harvest for the people of Cajidiocan. NCCA supports the presentation of Monte Carlo and Flor de Liza in Romblon as

Tabaco, Albay, is a city rich in history and culture 🌟, nestled in the Bicol Region of the Philippines 🇵🇭. Its story dates back to 1587, when Franciscan missionaries began their work in the area. The name "Tabaco" is said to have originated from a local legend involving a foreigner and a native misunderstanding 🤔. In the early days, Tabaco's residents lived along the seashore 🌊, relying on fishing 🎣 and farming 🌾 for their livelihood. However, due to frequent Moro raids ⚔️, they relocated