In 1939, Cacoy's elder brother, Eulogio "Yoling" Cañete became president of Doce Pares, the oldest and longest standing martial arts organization in the Philippines and a key contributor behind the popularization of Filipino martial arts.
The organization became the longest-lasting martial arts organization in the Philippines, and was instrumental in the popularization of Filipino martial arts. In 1939, Cañete's elder brother, Eulogio "Yoling" Cañete, became president of Doce Pares.
In 1939, Cañete's elder brother, Eulogio "Yoling" Cañete, became president of Doce Pares. The organization became the longest-lasting martial arts organization in the Philippines, and was instrumental in the popularization of Filipino martial arts.
In 1939, Cañete's elder brother, Eulogio "Yoling" Cañete, became president of Doce Pares. The organization became the longest-lasting martial arts organization in the Philippines, and was instrumental in the popularization of Filipino martial arts.