L is for Lapog, The Town That Never Gave Up

Rachielle Sheffler

Aug 25, 2024

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San Juan, Ilocos Sur, #12 of 26 in the ABCs of Recovering Ilocano series

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Jean Vengua

Aug 26

Thanks for posting about this! Interesting memories and research. I wonder if my grandfather and granduncle (both musicians) ever perform the "Aguinaldo March".

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It was popular at that time, they must have! Thanks for reading, Jean.

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Rachielle Sheffler (Baguio Girl)

L is for Lapog, The Town That Never Gave Up