PASUQUIN,ILOCOS NORTE - PHOTO'S HISTORY..wmv

Pasuquin is a 4th class municipality in the province of Ilocos Norte, Philippines. According to the latest census, it has a population of 26,307 people in 5,187 households.
Pasuquin is a farming and fishing area. As of the mid-1990s, the principal local crops were rice, for home consumption, and garlic, much of which is exported to Taiwan.
Pasuquin is noted for its colorful culture and rich history. During the Spanish regime, the de Lunas were the pool of gobernadorcillos. With the birth of the Philippines Republic, came the dominance of the Aguinaldos in its political component to the birth of budding public servants, artists, and civil advocates, the town evolves as a product of unity among its people.

[@gilbertmalasig]

beautiful town of Ilocos Norte

[@christineguatlo6856]

nice one!!

[@pat08ful1]

this video is so very old and so interesting

[@edsalmon4062]

Thank you for posting videos of my birthplace. Your mom's brother is the husband of my aunt.

[@rodelopez]

You mean Uncle Alex Agudelo and Auntie Puring Fiesta?

[@edsalmon4062]

Yes, auntie Puring, is my mom's sister. Daydi father ko kabsat na daydi father ni Alain and Muriel Salmon.

[@emersonllapitan4038]

LLAPITAN CLAN

[@christophervilla3765]

available pa ba mga picture sir rodel? kasi kailangan namin sa museo ilocos norte ng mga old pictures from 1880 to 1960 for exhibit of bicentennial of ilocos norte... baka pwede namin scan

[@eijdoodlaniuga3496]

hi sir rodel, nakita ko to video mo, i love it, my father is from pasuquin, he is diosdado cariaga aguinaldo (D), gusto ko sana makakila ng mga kamag anak ko diyan, lam ko lang halos ang mga cariaga, pero mga lolot lola ko na.. my email is [e-mail]