Talk:Zamboangueño people

message: I doubt the Zamboangueños belong to this category. --Weekeejames 11:55, 1 March 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Ethnic group? Minority? 

message: Culture evolved as language evolve...
although the forefather of zamboanga (formerly known as Jambangan) are the Subanon people, but htese people had already evolved into a new peolpe, leaving their former culture as subanon thus embracing the new culture which has influence from the hispanic people. so these people eventually found their new lives with their new distinct culture called, Zamboangueño. a term which derived from the place itself (Zamboanga) which then was bastized by the spaniard as new name for the place of formerly Jambangan...
there was a book which i read but suddenly, i do not have it with me here.
in that book, the author clearly explain that "thru inter-marriage among the native Subanon, Tau-laut, and other ethnic group from other region together with the native american and the spaniard, a new tribe was born --called, Zamboangueño." lastly, he give emphasis that "not all people living in the city of Zamboanga are Zamboangueños" he pointed out that "how can you be called a Zamboangueño if you cannot even speak the Zambpoangueño language?" same with other ethnicity such as Ilocano and Kapampangan and Cebuano/Bisaya, how can you be called therefrom? if you cannot even speak Ilocano or Kapampangan or Cebuano/Bisaya?
so, Zamboangueño belong to one ethnic group with distinct culture and identity.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by Acer Cyle (talk • contribs) 06:48, 27 December 2010 (UTC)
thread_title: Zamboangueño is a Distinct Ethnic Group with distinct culture and Identity

message: * They are a product of Spanish colonization in the Southern Filipinas,
* The Youngest of all cultural groups in Western MindanaoItalic text,
* Fortaleza del Pilar (antes - Fuerza Real De San Jose, ahora - Fuerza Real de Nuestra Senora La Virgen del Pilar de Zaragosa)
- Interracial marriages between Spaniards and Natives took place during it's construction; this resulted to new breed of Filipinos and new Filipino Language.
- The Workforce consisted of 300 Spanish Soldiers, 1,000 laborers from Ilo-ilo, and remaning natives within it's environ (such as the Tausug, Yakan, Subanon, Sama and Badjao People).
*Origin of Zamboangueño passed on through oral tradition - Jambangan.
* Spanish Officer's Version
* Zamboangueño Chavacano:
- This is the lane of the Zamboangueños,
- A Conglomeration of 70% Ancient Spanish/Castillan and 30% influences from other Romance Languages such as Portuguese, Italian, Native American such as Nauhl't, Taino, Quechua, Mexican-Indian, et.al., and Filipinas Austronesian such as Ilonggo, Subanon, Tausug, Yakan, Sama-Lauan, Sama-Banguigui, Cebuano/Bisaya, Tagalog and Filipino English.
*Zamboangueños are generally fair skinned... Mestizos y Mestizas
* Origen del Zamboanga:
- Ciudad de Las Flores,
- Samuang
- Jambangan
* Ciudad Latina de Asia,
'* Caracteristicas del Zamboangueño:'
- Kinship Family System
- Love for one's Cultural Heritage
- Propensity for extravagance
- Fiestas and Siestas
- Aristocratic behavior
* Vida Social (Social Life):
- Resolves around religious practices
- Bantayanon, Fiestas and Fondas
- Baile-Valse, Regodon, Paso Doble
* Religion:
- Catholic Faith; either Roman, Ariane or Episcopal (though some who are Islam and Protestant)
- Devotion towards Jesus through songs
- That the Catholic faith is the true religion
- Devotional hymns to the blessed Virgin Mary-Himno en Honor de la Virgen Maria del Pilar
- Villancicos / Aguinaldos o Pastores
- Fiestas - Visper, Diana, Misa, Juegos, procession or parade, and feasting
* Viandas Zamboangueña:
- Baked Clams
- Paella
- Curacha
- Leche Flan
- Cangrejo
- Locon
- Calamares
- Estopado
- ADobo
- Afritada
- Menudo
- Caldereta
- Caldo Vaca/Puerco/Pollo
- Pochero
- Arroz Caldo
- Lechon
- Jamonada / Endulzado o Endulzao
- Embutido
- and many more
* Zamboangueños constitute an authentic and distinct cultural group for two reasons:
- Claim to a distinct Language / Dialect
- Undeniable vestiges of Spanish occupation-Physical features of the mestizos, spanish folk lit., songs, dances, fiestas and Roman Catholicism.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by Acer Cyle (talk • contribs) 13:30, 11 August 2012 (UTC)
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