This country's popular folklore figures include Lazy John, who lays underneath the branches of a guava tree with his mouth open and waits for the fruit to fall into his mouth. Remy Presas founded this country's national martial art, which uses a twenty-eight inch rattan stick, and is called Modern Arnis. This country's folk dances include Cariñosa and Tinikling, and a popular dessert in this country is halo-halo. This country is symbolized by Juan de la Cruz, who wears a wide-brimmed sakalot and a barong, which was introduced by its president Ramon Magsaysay. For 10 points, name this country w
This country's popular folklore figures include Lazy John, who lays underneath the branches of a guava tree with his mouth open and waits for the fruit to fall into his mouth. Remy Presas founded this country's national martial art, which uses a twenty-eight inch rattan stick, and is called Modern Arnis. This country's folk dances include Cariñosa and Tinikling, and a popular dessert in this country is halo-halo. This country is symbolized by Juan de la Cruz, who wears a wide-brimmed sakalot and a barong, which was introduced by its president Ramon Magsaysay. For 10 points, name this country whose natives speak Tagalog on the islands of Visayas, Mindanao, and Luzon.
This country's popular folklore figures include Lazy John, who lays underneath the branches of a guava tree with his mouth open and waits for the fruit to fall into his mouth.
the Republic of the {Philippines} [or Republika ng {Pilipinas}]