Historia de Bais City

HISTORY Highlights Spanish and Chinese blood genes Fittingly for this day, November 3, we mark the birth anniversary of the golden girl, Chiqui , with tracing her ancestry. A good friend of ours, Maria Carmen Rosario Limbaga Abilla , is fascinated that she has some "mix" in her genes. She is excited that Spanish and Chinese blood are running in her veins. She takes pride in being a former Majorette Head Cheerleader of the East Negros Institute of Tanjay (Negros Oriental) in 1989 – 1990. To the wonder of her ways, service to God runs in her blood. Known to her family and friends, Carmen does prison ministry with the Philippine Jesuit Prison Service at the New Bilibid Prisons in Muntinlupa City. Every Thursday in those facilities, she holds bible meetings with persons deprived of liberty, together with Word Community Church , a Christian group led by Manny Pangilinan. Her great grandfather, Quiterio Abilla , was born in Bais in 1872. He was the third child of the legitimate ...

  DOÑA BRIGIDA GOMEZ y GONZALEZ Mestiza Española Doña Brigada Gomez y Gonzales was the daughter of Español Peninsular Don Bruno Gomez natural de la Anaya, Provincia de Salamanca and Mestiza Español Ramona Ramos Gonzalez. Doña Bridiga Gonzalez Gomez was first married to Don Diego Garcia Baena y Gil. Upon the death of Don Diego Baena, she was married to Don Queterio Pileo Abilla. She was laid to rest at Bais Roman Catholic Cemetery

  The grave of Español Peninsular DON CLEMENTE DIAGO Y GIL (Natural de Fuedejalon, Provincia de Zaragosa, España) and wife/esposa Insulares DOÑA VICENTA GONZALEZ Y VDA. DE DIAGO.

  This celebration of life honors Marina Carino Maturan, a woman who was a shining light to all who knew her. From the Montesa Clan of Bais City, Tita Marina was a woman of deep faith and a pillar in her community. Juan Luna St. Bais City relatives A beloved teacher, she shaped countless young minds, instilling in them not just knowledge, but also kindness and integrity. Her classroom was a place of warmth and encouragement, where every student felt seen and valued. As a community leader, Tita Marina dedicated herself to making a positive impact. She was tireless in her efforts to serve others, and her compassion and strong sense of purpose made her a trusted and respected figure. To her cousins, she was a wonderful cousin, sharing laughter and memories, and always offering support and wisdom. Her presence brightened every family gathering. Above all, she was the best mother, raising her children Cresyl ,Anelyn and Christie with unwavering love, strength, and grace. Her legacy live...

  Dance Researcher: Josefa Baena Villanueva Perez 1980 Duration: Approximately 10 minutes Music: Rondalla or Solo Guitar Setting: Bais City, Negros Oriental Cultural Context: The "Kuratsa de Negros," as meticulously researched and documented by Josefa Villanuevas Perez, is a vibrant interpretation of the traditional Filipino courtship dance, the Kuratsa, specifically tailored to the unique cultural tapestry of Bais City, Negros Oriental. This particular rendition beautifully blends the spirited Mexican influence, evident in the dance's lively tempo and flirtatious movements, with the subtle nuances and traditions indigenous to the Baisanon community. It serves as a captivating portrayal of the intricate dance of affection and pursuit between a man and a woman, reflecting the social graces and romantic aspirations of the locale. Dance Description: The "Kuratsa de Negros" is typically performed by a pair of dancers, a man and a woman, engaging in a charming ...

Dolores Somoza Arnaiz -Garcia Miss Bais Carnival Queen Miss Negros Oriental Carnival Queen   Águeda SOMOZA y BANAGODOS  Teniente Tomás Casimiro ARNÁIZ y RUÍ Z  Cipriano  Sanchez Rubio son of Braulio Villacampa Rubio    and  Bonifacia Sanchez de Rubio  

  "Gen. Sergio Lopez Sinco" who was a Filipino general. He was the son of Don Escolastico G. Sinco and Saturnina Lopez of Iloilo. He served during the Philippine Revolution and later during the Philippine-American War. He assumed command of the La Libertad revolutionary forces and joined the group of Don Diego de la Viña in 1898. He also assumed command of the Bais revolutionary forces.