Panagu-ay
Music by John Michael Lauron
April Rose Camba
Krizzia Camille Dajay
PANAGUAY is similar to "Hide
and Seek." What is unique about
PANAGUAY is that this game is
usually played at sunset or at
night as a challenge for the “IT”
to locate those who are in hiding.
Ens-Ens
Music by Julemae Filomeno Mela
Joy Gonzales
Dely Delos Santos
ENS-ENS, commonly known as
“Harangang Taga”, is a game
where two teams are playing: an
attack team and a defense team.
The attack team must try to run
along the perpendicular lines
from the home-base to the back-
end, and return without being
tagged by the defense players.
 Luksong Baka
Music by Sheena Grace Albia Hazel
Rose Santero Jean Pauline Torrefiel
LUKSONG BAKA is a popular
variation of “Luksong Tinik”. One
player crouches while the other
players jump over him/her. The
crouching player gradually
stands up as the game
progresses, making it harder for
the other players. A person
becomes it when they touch the
"baka" as they jump.
Tumba Patis
Music by Rodrigo Sotto, Jr. Lovely
Grace Gerasol
Bretchen Poniel
TUMBA PATIS, also known as
"Tumba Lata," is usally played in
the streets. An empty milk can, a
bottle and a slipper are needed.
One player guards the milk can
while the others stay behind the
toe-line with their “pamatos”. To
make the game enjoyable and
exciting, there should be no more
than nine players.
 Langit Lupa
Music by Marty Catequista Lindy
Suladay-Catequista Tiphanny Jade
Calambro
Rhea Jean Losaria
LANGIT LUPA. The IT chases
after players who are allowed to
run on level ground (lupa) and
climb over objects(langit). The
tagged player then becomes the
IT and the game continues.
Pityaw
Music by Ferrie Rose Rubrico Shaine
Louraine Laure
Rona Jane Blanco
Jesha Ivy Sacate
PITYAW or more commonly
known as “Syatong” is a game
where players use two sticks of
rattan with one stick is longer
than the other. The aim of this
game is to hit the shorter stick
with the longer stick as far as it
can go. When this happens, the
hitter will run to a marked area.
 Palo Sebo
Music by Karlo Balleza
Jezreel Cabansaga

PALO SEBO involves a greased

bamboo pole that players
attempt to climb. This is usually
played during town fiestas. The
objective of the participants is to
be the first person to reach the
prize located at the top of the
bamboo pole.