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    The document lists notable literary works from three regions in the Visayas area of the Philippines: Region 5 (Bicol Region) highlights five works including "Cathedra" by Carlos Odeja Aureus and the folksong "Sarung Banggi" by Potenciano Gregorio Sr. Region 8 (Eastern Visayas) mentions six works such as Illuminado Lucente's famous poem "An Iroy nga Tuna" and Francisco Aurillo's "Panakayan." Region 7 (Central Visayas) describes the Visayan creation myth of "Sicalac and Sicavay" and the love song "Usahay" composed by Gregorio Respon

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    The document lists notable literary works from three regions in the Visayas area of the Philippines: Region 5 (Bicol Region) highlights five works including "Cathedra" by Carlos Odeja Aureus and the folksong "Sarung Banggi" by Potenciano Gregorio Sr. Region 8 (Eastern Visayas) mentions six works such as Illuminado Lucente's famous poem "An Iroy nga Tuna" and Francisco Aurillo's "Panakayan." Region 7 (Central Visayas) describes the Visayan creation myth of "Sicalac and Sicavay" and the love song "Usahay" composed by Gregorio Respon

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    The document lists notable literary works from three regions in the Visayas area of the Philippines: Region 5 (Bicol Region) highlights five works including "Cathedra" by Carlos Odeja Aureus and the folksong "Sarung Banggi" by Potenciano Gregorio Sr. Region 8 (Eastern Visayas) mentions six works such as Illuminado Lucente's famous poem "An Iroy nga Tuna" and Francisco Aurillo's "Panakayan." Region 7 (Central Visayas) describes the Visayan creation myth of "Sicalac and Sicavay" and the love song "Usahay" composed by Gregorio Respon

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    Visayas

    Region 5: Bicol Region

    1. ‘Cathedra”
     It is landmarks in Bicol fiction
     This is written by Carlos Odeja Aureus
    2. “Ibalon”
     Author; Merito B.Espinas
    3. “The Carolers”
     This is written by Remigio Laguno
    4. “Sarung Banggi”
     A folksong written by Potenciano Gregorio Sr.
    5. “The Legend of Mayon Volcano”
     Author: Teresita E. Erastain

    Region VIII: Eastern Visayas

    1. “An Iroy nga Tuna”


     Illuminado Lucente’s most famous work is the poem "An Iroy nga Tuna" (THE
    MOTHERLAND) .
     This poem is considered as the "Waray Waray Second National Anthem."
    2. “Mga Hudas, Herodes at Pilato ng Pilipinas”
     Author: Agustin El Amora
     Genre:
    3. “Panakayan”
     Author: Francisco Aurillo
     Genre:
    4. “Nihaga”
     Author: Francisco Alvarado
     Genre: A poetry written in 1930
    5. Ambahan para sa Kuratsa
     This was written by Vicente I. De Veyra
     Genre:
    6. Norberto Romualdez’ earliest zarzuela production, An Pagtabang ni San Miguel, which was
    staged in Tolosa, Leyte in 1899.

    Region VII: Central Visayas

    1. Sicalac and Sicavay ( A Visayan Creation Myth)


     The story of Sicalac and Sicavay is a central Visayan myth explaining the origin of the
    first man. The following story is taken from the book, The Philippine Islands, 1493-1503,
    Vol. V., 1582-1583, edited by Emma Helen Blair.
    2. Usahay
     Composed by Gregorio Responso Labja, when he was still courting his wife.
     A Visayan Love song

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