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The Ilocano people are one of the largest ethnic groups in the Philippines, primarily inhabiting the Ilocos region in northern Luzon. They are known for their industriousness, resilience, and strong cultural identity.

Here are some key aspects of Ilocano culture:

* Language: Iloco is the primary language spoken by Ilocanos. It is a member of the Northern Philippine languages.
* Cuisine: Ilocano cuisine is characterized by its simplicity, use of fresh ingredients, and bold flavors. Popular dishes include pinakbet (a vegetable stew), dinengdeng ( a vegetable dish), and bagnet (deep-fried pork belly).
* Music: Ilocano music features a variety of genres, including folk songs, dance music, and religious hymns. The "Naraniag a Bulan" is a popular song.
* Arts and Crafts: Ilocanos are skilled artisans and craftspeople. They are known for their weaving, pottery, and metalwork.
* Religion: The majority of Ilocanos are Roman Catholics.