Scout Rogelio Ybardolaza from Pakil included its named on Major Street

Located at Tomas Morato corner Timog Avenue in Quezon City.

These memorial was erected in memory of the Filipino scouts and scout masters who died in a plane crash in Bombay, India on their way to Marathon, Greece. The South Triangle district is also often called Scout Area. In fact, a barangay in the area is named Barangay "Laging Handa" (Filipino for "Always Prepared"), the motto of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines.

All the streets of the barangays situated in these rotonda (Barangay Laging-Handa, South Triangle, Roxas, Obrero, Paligsahan and Sacred Heart) are named to them. Those street names are the following:

1.Scout Ramon V. Albano
2.Scout Patricio Bayoran
3.Scout Gabriel Nicolas Borromeo
4.Scout Roberto Castro
5.Scout Henry Chuatoco
6.Scout Victor de Guia Jr.
7.Scout Jose Antonio Delgado
8.Scout Lirado Fernandez
9.Scout Felix Fuentebella Jr.
10.Scout Pedro Gandia
11.Scout Antonio Limbaga
12.Scout Roberto Lozano
13.Scout Paulo Madriñan
14.Scout Jose Erin Magbanua
15.Scout Dr. Llorante Ojeda
16.Scout Romeo R. Rallos
17.Scout Filamor Reyes
18.Scout Wilfredo Santiago
19.Scout Benecio Tobias
20.Scout Antonio Torillo
21.Scout Ascario Tuason
22.Scout Rogelio Ybardolaza (from Pakil)

Turumba Song Lyrics

“Turumba turumba mariangga; matuwa tayo't magsaya; sumayaw ng tu-turumba; puri sa Birhen Maria; turumba turumba sa Birhen; matuwa tayo't mag-aliw; turumba'y ating sayawin; puri sa Mahal na Birhen; biyernes ng makita ka; linggo ng i-ahon ka; sumayaw ng tu-turumba; puri sa Birhen Maria, sa Birhen (2x); turumba turumba sa Birhen; turumba turumba sa Birhen; turumba'y ating sayawin; puri sa Mahal na Birhen (repeat).”

The Visual Artists of Pakil, Laguna

Danilo Echavaria Dalena (4 Jan 1942) made his mark in the early 1970s with his caustic political cartoons and illustrations for the Free Press and Asia-Philippines Leader as it raised the standards of editorial art in the country. He also did a series of highly realistic toilet and graffiti drawings in 1972. He has produced series of paintings depicting folk costums and lifestyles in the city. When he returned to his hometown in Pakil, Laguna he has found new artistic inspiration in folk costums and lifestyle depicting its festivities. In 1974 shortly alter the declaration of martial law caused the closing down of the Philippine Leader, Dalena found himself without work. He then began the Jai A/ai Series that portrayed not the game itself but the swirling mass of bettors who arrived hopeful but left as losers. One of the paintings in his series grabbed the grand prize in the Art Association of the Philippines competition the following year. An exhibit of 27 large oil paint

Marcelo Adonay

Adonay is the eldest of the 11 children born to farmers Mariano Adonay and Prudencia Quiteria in the town of Pakil, Laguna in the Philippines, then under the colonial rule of the Spanish Empire. The exact date of his birth is unknown but official documents indicated his baptismal date to be on February 6, 1848, and has been recognized as his de facto birth date. However, researchers suggested that baptism in the town at that time was generally performed within a day after birth, making February 5, 1848 as his probable date of birth. His father, aside from being a farmer, also played wind and brass instruments as a member of one of the town bands. Adonay in his early childhood showed enthusiasm for his father's musical instruments. As was the custom for boys during the Spanish colonial times, he was then involved in the ecclesiastical music tradition of his town. In 1856, poverty led his parents to entrust him to the care of Augustinian priests in Intramuros, Manila who discovered

Pakil Laguna

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