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Fun fact : For some Filipinos, Capiz is most known for the stories of aswang rather than the seafood.

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Fun fact: Guyum in Hiligaynon is ants; during the fiesta at Pontevedra, the people gather like ants, thus the origin of the festival’s name. 

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Fun fact: the artist is my 1st cousin and is color blind.

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Fun fact: Taga Capiz ka? Aswang ka? Damo man gd to aswang?

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Fun fact: Capi is abundant in – crabs, lobsters, mussels, shells and different varieties of fish.

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Fun fact: Maragtas in Capiz exhibits different costumes portraying the history of Capiz.

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Fun fact: this beach is part of the main city of Capiz the Roxas city.

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Fun fact: it is the biggest and oldest bell in the Philippines.

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Fun fact: Taga Capiz ka ba? Ede marunong ka mag illoongo?

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Fun fact: the Roxas city’s most famous seafood is diwal (angel wing clams), which are steamed with herbs to bring out the natural flavors. Other favorites include scallops cooked in butter and garlic sauce, and the fresh oysters which are available all year round.

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Fun fact: the Roxas City is originally known as the Municipality of Capiz (from which the province derives its name), the area became a chartered city on May 12, 1951, and was renamed in honor of native Manuel Acuña Roxas, the fourth president of the Philippines and the first of the independent post-American Third Philippine Republic.

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Fun fact: This person is my last remaining grandparent (mother or father of my mom and dad). 