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Lapu‑Lapu Island Beyond the Shore: Heritage, Heroes, and the Heart of Mactan

超越海岸的拉普拉普岛：遗产、英雄与麦丹之心

On Lapu‑Lapu Island, what truly captures the heart goes far beyond its shoreline—it’s the spirit woven into the land itself. As you step into the heart of Mactan, history seems to echo softly in the air, from the towering Lapu‑Lapu statue to the quiet grounds that honour courage and resistance. Every corner feels like a conversation with the past or present depending on where you go. This is not only the birthplace of a hero’s legacy but also a living stage where culture, tradition, and modern life intertwine, revealing a Lapu‑Lapu Island rich with life and meaning beyond its scenic coast.

在拉普拉普岛上，真正打动人心的远不止海岸线本身，而是融入这片土地的精神。当你走进麦丹的核心地带，历史仿佛在空气中轻声回荡——从巍然耸立的拉普拉普雕像，到静静纪念勇气与抗争的广场。无论你走向何处，每个角落都像是在与过去或当下对话。这里不仅是英雄传奇的诞生地，更是一座文化、传统与现代生活交织的舞台，展现出一个超越海景、充满生命力与深意的拉普拉普岛。

Lapu‑Lapu Island is more than its famous beaches—it’s a living story of courage, culture, and community, anchored by the towering Lapu‑Lapu statue. This post explores the island’s heritage and the spirit that continues to shape Mactan today. What part of Lapu‑Lapu’s legacy resonates most with you? Share your thoughts below!

拉普拉普岛不仅仅以著名的海滩闻名——它更是一段关于勇气、文化与社区的鲜活故事，由巍然耸立的拉普拉普雕像作为精神的象征。本篇文章探索了岛屿的遗产，以及至今仍在塑造麦丹的力量。拉普拉普的传奇中，哪一部分最能触动你？欢迎在下方留言分享你的想法！

Lapu‑Lapu Island Beyond the Shore: Heritage, Heroes, and the Heart of Mactan

超越海岸的拉普拉普岛：遗产、英雄与麦丹之心

On Lapu‑Lapu Island, what truly captures the heart goes far beyond its shoreline—it’s the spirit woven into the land itself. As you step into the heart of Mactan, history seems to echo softly in the air, from the towering Lapu‑Lapu statue to the quiet grounds that honour courage and resistance. Every corner feels like a conversation with the past or present depending on where you go. This is not only the birthplace of a hero’s legacy but also a living stage where culture, tradition, and modern life intertwine, revealing a Lapu‑Lapu Island rich with life and meaning beyond its scenic coast.

在拉普拉普岛上，真正打动人心的远不止海岸线本身，而是融入这片土地的精神。当你走进麦丹的核心地带，历史仿佛在空气中轻声回荡——从巍然耸立的拉普拉普雕像，到静静纪念勇气与抗争的广场。无论你走向何处，每个角落都像是在与过去或当下对话。这里不仅是英雄传奇的诞生地，更是一座文化、传统与现代生活交织的舞台，展现出一个超越海景、充满生命力与深意的拉普拉普岛。

Lapu‑Lapu Island is more than its famous beaches—it’s a living story of courage, culture, and community, anchored by the towering Lapu‑Lapu statue. This post explores the island’s heritage and the spirit that continues to shape Mactan today. What part of Lapu‑Lapu’s legacy resonates most with you? Share your thoughts below!

拉普拉普岛不仅仅以著名的海滩闻名——它更是一段关于勇气、文化与社区的鲜活故事，由巍然耸立的拉普拉普雕像作为精神的象征。本篇文章探索了岛屿的遗产，以及至今仍在塑造麦丹的力量。拉普拉普的传奇中，哪一部分最能触动你？欢迎在下方留言分享你的想法！

Lapu‑Lapu Island Beyond the Shore: Heritage, Heroes, and the Heart of Mactan

超越海岸的拉普拉普岛：遗产、英雄与麦丹之心

On Lapu‑Lapu Island, what truly captures the heart goes far beyond its shoreline—it’s the spirit woven into the land itself. As you step into the heart of Mactan, history seems to echo softly in the air, from the towering Lapu‑Lapu statue to the quiet grounds that honour courage and resistance. Every corner feels like a conversation with the past or present depending on where you go. This is not only the birthplace of a hero’s legacy but also a living stage where culture, tradition, and modern life intertwine, revealing a Lapu‑Lapu Island rich with life and meaning beyond its scenic coast.

在拉普拉普岛上，真正打动人心的远不止海岸线本身，而是融入这片土地的精神。当你走进麦丹的核心地带，历史仿佛在空气中轻声回荡——从巍然耸立的拉普拉普雕像，到静静纪念勇气与抗争的广场。无论你走向何处，每个角落都像是在与过去或当下对话。这里不仅是英雄传奇的诞生地，更是一座文化、传统与现代生活交织的舞台，展现出一个超越海景、充满生命力与深意的拉普拉普岛。

Lapu‑Lapu Island is more than its famous beaches—it’s a living story of courage, culture, and community, anchored by the towering Lapu‑Lapu statue. This post explores the island’s heritage and the spirit that continues to shape Mactan today. What part of Lapu‑Lapu’s legacy resonates most with you? Share your thoughts below!

拉普拉普岛不仅仅以著名的海滩闻名——它更是一段关于勇气、文化与社区的鲜活故事，由巍然耸立的拉普拉普雕像作为精神的象征。本篇文章探索了岛屿的遗产，以及至今仍在塑造麦丹的力量。拉普拉普的传奇中，哪一部分最能触动你？欢迎在下方留言分享你的想法！

Lapu‑Lapu Island Beyond the Shore: Heritage, Heroes, and the Heart of Mactan

超越海岸的拉普拉普岛：遗产、英雄与麦丹之心

On Lapu‑Lapu Island, what truly captures the heart goes far beyond its shoreline—it’s the spirit woven into the land itself. As you step into the heart of Mactan, history seems to echo softly in the air, from the towering Lapu‑Lapu statue to the quiet grounds that honour courage and resistance. Every corner feels like a conversation with the past or present depending on where you go. This is not only the birthplace of a hero’s legacy but also a living stage where culture, tradition, and modern life intertwine, revealing a Lapu‑Lapu Island rich with life and meaning beyond its scenic coast.

在拉普拉普岛上，真正打动人心的远不止海岸线本身，而是融入这片土地的精神。当你走进麦丹的核心地带，历史仿佛在空气中轻声回荡——从巍然耸立的拉普拉普雕像，到静静纪念勇气与抗争的广场。无论你走向何处，每个角落都像是在与过去或当下对话。这里不仅是英雄传奇的诞生地，更是一座文化、传统与现代生活交织的舞台，展现出一个超越海景、充满生命力与深意的拉普拉普岛。

Lapu‑Lapu Island is more than its famous beaches—it’s a living story of courage, culture, and community, anchored by the towering Lapu‑Lapu statue. This post explores the island’s heritage and the spirit that continues to shape Mactan today. What part of Lapu‑Lapu’s legacy resonates most with you? Share your thoughts below!

拉普拉普岛不仅仅以著名的海滩闻名——它更是一段关于勇气、文化与社区的鲜活故事，由巍然耸立的拉普拉普雕像作为精神的象征。本篇文章探索了岛屿的遗产，以及至今仍在塑造麦丹的力量。拉普拉普的传奇中，哪一部分最能触动你？欢迎在下方留言分享你的想法！

Lapu‑Lapu Island Beyond the Shore: Heritage, Heroes, and the Heart of Mactan

超越海岸的拉普拉普岛：遗产、英雄与麦丹之心

On Lapu‑Lapu Island, what truly captures the heart goes far beyond its shoreline—it’s the spirit woven into the land itself. As you step into the heart of Mactan, history seems to echo softly in the air, from the towering Lapu‑Lapu statue to the quiet grounds that honour courage and resistance. Every corner feels like a conversation with the past or present depending on where you go. This is not only the birthplace of a hero’s legacy but also a living stage where culture, tradition, and modern life intertwine, revealing a Lapu‑Lapu Island rich with life and meaning beyond its scenic coast.

在拉普拉普岛上，真正打动人心的远不止海岸线本身，而是融入这片土地的精神。当你走进麦丹的核心地带，历史仿佛在空气中轻声回荡——从巍然耸立的拉普拉普雕像，到静静纪念勇气与抗争的广场。无论你走向何处，每个角落都像是在与过去或当下对话。这里不仅是英雄传奇的诞生地，更是一座文化、传统与现代生活交织的舞台，展现出一个超越海景、充满生命力与深意的拉普拉普岛。

Lapu‑Lapu Island is more than its famous beaches—it’s a living story of courage, culture, and community, anchored by the towering Lapu‑Lapu statue. This post explores the island’s heritage and the spirit that continues to shape Mactan today. What part of Lapu‑Lapu’s legacy resonates most with you? Share your thoughts below!

拉普拉普岛不仅仅以著名的海滩闻名——它更是一段关于勇气、文化与社区的鲜活故事，由巍然耸立的拉普拉普雕像作为精神的象征。本篇文章探索了岛屿的遗产，以及至今仍在塑造麦丹的力量。拉普拉普的传奇中，哪一部分最能触动你？欢迎在下方留言分享你的想法！

It has been 40 days since the attack at the Lapu Lapu Festival in Vancouver.

https://vancouver.citynews.ca/2025/06/05/lapu-lapu-day-car-ramming-attack-40-days-since/
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Cela fait 40 jours depuis l’attaque au festival Lapu Lapu à Vancouver.

// Article en anglais //

#Vancouver #LapuLapu

#SoupNazi #LapuLapu #Canada

"“Soup Nazi” actor Larry Thomas will be picking up his ladle in a British Columbia restaurant to raise money for victims of last month’s attack on Vancouver’s Lapu Lapu Day festival.

Thomas, who is best known for his guest role as a strict soup seller on the sitcom Seinfeld, says he’ll be serving at the Greens And Beans Deli in New Westminster, B.C., on Sunday.

He says the April 26 attack that killed 11 people was a 'terrible thing,' prompting him to reprise his fundraising relationship with the restaurant that stretches back more than 20 years.

Los Angeles-based Thomas first served at Greens And Beans at a fundraiser for the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, and has also served to help other causes, including wildfire relief in Canada."

https://globalnews.ca/news/11194295/soup-nazi-lapu-lapu-fundraiser/

#SoupNazi #LapuLapu #Canada

"“Soup Nazi” actor Larry Thomas will be picking up his ladle in a British Columbia restaurant to raise money for victims of last month’s attack on Vancouver’s Lapu Lapu Day festival.

Thomas, who is best known for his guest role as a strict soup seller on the sitcom Seinfeld, says he’ll be serving at the Greens And Beans Deli in New Westminster, B.C., on Sunday.

He says the April 26 attack that killed 11 people was a 'terrible thing,' prompting him to reprise his fundraising relationship with the restaurant that stretches back more than 20 years.

Los Angeles-based Thomas first served at Greens And Beans at a fundraiser for the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, and has also served to help other causes, including wildfire relief in Canada."

https://globalnews.ca/news/11194295/soup-nazi-lapu-lapu-fundraiser/

#SoupNazi #LapuLapu #Canada

"“Soup Nazi” actor Larry Thomas will be picking up his ladle in a British Columbia restaurant to raise money for victims of last month’s attack on Vancouver’s Lapu Lapu Day festival.

Thomas, who is best known for his guest role as a strict soup seller on the sitcom Seinfeld, says he’ll be serving at the Greens And Beans Deli in New Westminster, B.C., on Sunday.

He says the April 26 attack that killed 11 people was a 'terrible thing,' prompting him to reprise his fundraising relationship with the restaurant that stretches back more than 20 years.

Los Angeles-based Thomas first served at Greens And Beans at a fundraiser for the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, and has also served to help other causes, including wildfire relief in Canada."

https://globalnews.ca/news/11194295/soup-nazi-lapu-lapu-fundraiser/

#SoupNazi #LapuLapu #Canada

"“Soup Nazi” actor Larry Thomas will be picking up his ladle in a British Columbia restaurant to raise money for victims of last month’s attack on Vancouver’s Lapu Lapu Day festival.

Thomas, who is best known for his guest role as a strict soup seller on the sitcom Seinfeld, says he’ll be serving at the Greens And Beans Deli in New Westminster, B.C., on Sunday.

He says the April 26 attack that killed 11 people was a 'terrible thing,' prompting him to reprise his fundraising relationship with the restaurant that stretches back more than 20 years.

Los Angeles-based Thomas first served at Greens And Beans at a fundraiser for the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, and has also served to help other causes, including wildfire relief in Canada."

https://globalnews.ca/news/11194295/soup-nazi-lapu-lapu-fundraiser/

🍁 Leaders Prime Minister Mark Carney, BC Premier David Evy and MLA Mabel Elmore among hundreds paying their respects at vigil held Sunday April 27, 2025. 11 people killed and dozens injured at the #LapuLapu Day festival

Appreciate #MarkCarney being in #Vancouver, evening before #Elxn45

(image from CBC clip)

"Conservatives face criticism over online post linking Vancouver tragedy to Liberal crime policy"

Covered by Global TV

#Elxn45 #Election2025 #Vancouver #BritishColumbia #LapuLapu

https://youtu.be/qVhiNmipk-g?si=7smhz0OJ3rck7G0M

Suspect charged with multiple counts of second-degree murder in Vancouver vehicle incident.

@cbcnews reports: "11 people killed, aged 5 to 65, and dozens more injured" at Filipino festival.

https://flip.it/0UOX5r

#Vancouver #News #Crime #LapuLapu #Filipino

Just when you think that PP and the Cons can't sink to a new low:

"Conservatives face criticism over online post linking Vancouver tragedy to Liberal crime policy" #LapuLapu

#Elxn45 #Election2025 #CdnPoli #MentalHealth #Vancouver

Global News coverage and Reddit users' comments:

https://www.reddit.com/r/onguardforthee/comments/1k9ktps/conservatives_face_criticism_over_online_post/?share_id=izACPcwFdPC2UKBps_b9f

If you're looking for a concrete way to give support to the Filipino community in BC during this time of grief, I found that Filipino BC accepts donations. You can find their vision and mission on their home page. #canada #lapulapu https://filipinobc.com/

AP update
#LapuLapu #Vancouver #festival

https://apnews.com/article/canada-vancouver-filipino-festival-deaths-car-6635b400430a7015341d3ca0c4c1e7fb?utm_source=copy&utm_medium=share

PM Mark Carney, leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, on April 27th tragedy at the #lapulapu festival in Vancouver:
(via The Guardian)

"The strength and resilience of the Filipino community is highlighted by the term 'bayanihan', a tradition of helping out your neighbour in a spirit of civic mindedness."

"We will comfort the grieving, we will care for each other, we will unit in common purpose."

#CdnPoli #Elxn45

It’s the final day of the Canadian election #elxn45. It was already the most consequential and unique election in decades.

Now we are dealing with a mass casualty, likely racist, act. These two things have never happened together in Canadian history that I know of.

I hate this timeline so much. I just want people to love each other and be kind.

😢

I hope people vote for kindness tomorrow.

Not hate, not revenge, not fear.

💔
#elxn45 #canpoli #cdnpoli #lapulapu

The person waited for them to open the street.

“crews lifted a barricade that had been blocking traffic to allow a vehicle to enter. While some cars were being guided carefully through the crowds, Pangilinan said one car suddenly plowed through the street.”

The #NDP leader Jagmeet Singh had just left minutes before. He was the only party leader in B.C. at the time.

King Charles and the President of the Philippines have expressed their shock.
#elxn45 #lapulapu
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/vehicle-hits-crowd-filipino-festival-lapu-lapu-day-block-party-1.7519778

#HSV is now trending across Mastodon

#LapuLapu is now trending across Mastodon

#LBL is now trending across Mastodon

I passed by #RizalPark (#Luneta) earlier and there are things I learned from the locals.

See attached #OpenStreetMap screenshot for reference.

1. The part in red is now owned by the National Museum of the Philippines. It was supposedly transferred to them sometime in 2020 during the lock-down. It was originally owned by Rizal Park.

2. The part in blue, the National Planetarium, will be moved to the part in red. Modernised and bigger.

3. The part in blue was transferred to Rizal Park.

4. The part in red will also have other buildings, other than the new National Planetarium.

---

* The giant #LapuLapu monument was already gone, not even its frames, when I visited earlier.

* They started to remove the Philippine map (in the red part) last week or so, which was noticed by a Filipino, which went viral last week.

* The part in red was closed since during the lock-down of 2020 and was never opened since. Construction (or destruction?) only started, supposedly, this year.

---

#Trivia 1: According to my parents, the “Sentinel of Freedom” (a.k.a. giant Lapu-Lapu monument) was originally a skating rink (quad skates).

#Trivia 2: There was also an open restaurant owned by a deaf mute association (if someone remembers them, please share so I can update this) around the area in red. If I remember correctly they were located at the lower-left corner of the red area. They were serving in roller skates (quad skates).

The last time I saw them, if I remember correctly, was sometime mid-to-late 1990s, before they closed.

So… yeah… too bad I was not able to take photos of the area before it was permanently closed. #Memories gone. 😭

[[Rizal Park]] [[Luneta]] [[Philippines]]

I passed by #RizalPark (#Luneta) earlier and there are things I learned from the locals.

See attached #OpenStreetMap screenshot for reference.

1. The part in red is now owned by the National Museum of the Philippines. It was supposedly transferred to them sometime in 2020 during the lock-down. It was originally owned by Rizal Park.

2. The part in blue, the National Planetarium, will be moved to the part in red. Modernised and bigger.

3. The part in blue was transferred to Rizal Park.

4. The part in red will also have other buildings, other than the new National Planetarium.

---

* The giant #LapuLapu monument was already gone, not even its frames, when I visited earlier.

* They started to remove the Philippine map (in the red part) last week or so, which was noticed by a Filipino, which went viral last week.

* The part in red was closed since during the lock-down of 2020 and was never opened since. Construction (or destruction?) only started, supposedly, this year.

---

#Trivia 1: According to my parents, the “Sentinel of Freedom” (a.k.a. giant Lapu-Lapu monument) was originally a skating rink (quad skates).

#Trivia 2: There was also an open restaurant owned by a deaf mute association (if someone remembers them, please share so I can update this) around the area in red. If I remember correctly they were located at the lower-left corner of the red area. They were serving in roller skates (quad skates).

The last time I saw them, if I remember correctly, was sometime mid-to-late 1990s, before they closed.

So… yeah… too bad I was not able to take photos of the area before it was permanently closed. #Memories gone. 😭

[[Rizal Park]] [[Luneta]] [[Philippines]]

I passed by #RizalPark (#Luneta) earlier and there are things I learned from the locals.

See attached #OpenStreetMap screenshot for reference.

1. The part in red is now owned by the National Museum of the Philippines. It was supposedly transferred to them sometime in 2020 during the lock-down. It was originally owned by Rizal Park.

2. The part in blue, the National Planetarium, will be moved to the part in red. Modernised and bigger.

3. The part in blue was transferred to Rizal Park.

4. The part in red will also have other buildings, other than the new National Planetarium.

---

* The giant #LapuLapu monument was already gone, not even its frames, when I visited earlier.

* They started to remove the Philippine map (in the red part) last week or so, which was noticed by a Filipino, which went viral last week.

* The part in red was closed since during the lock-down of 2020 and was never opened since. Construction (or destruction?) only started, supposedly, this year.

---

#Trivia 1: According to my parents, the “Sentinel of Freedom” (a.k.a. giant Lapu-Lapu monument) was originally a skating rink (quad skates).

#Trivia 2: There was also an open restaurant owned by a deaf mute association (if someone remembers them, please share so I can update this) around the area in red. If I remember correctly they were located at the lower-left corner of the red area. They were serving in roller skates (quad skates).

The last time I saw them, if I remember correctly, was sometime mid-to-late 1990s, before they closed.

So… yeah… too bad I was not able to take photos of the area before it was permanently closed. #Memories gone. 😭

[[Rizal Park]] [[Luneta]] [[Philippines]]

I passed by #RizalPark (#Luneta) earlier and there are things I learned from the locals.

See attached #OpenStreetMap screenshot for reference.

1. The part in red is now owned by the National Museum of the Philippines. It was supposedly transferred to them sometime in 2020 during the lock-down. It was originally owned by Rizal Park.

2. The part in blue, the National Planetarium, will be moved to the part in red. Modernised and bigger.

3. The part in blue was transferred to Rizal Park.

4. The part in red will also have other buildings, other than the new National Planetarium.

---

* The giant #LapuLapu monument was already gone, not even its frames, when I visited earlier.

* They started to remove the Philippine map (in the red part) last week or so, which was noticed by a Filipino, which went viral last week.

* The part in red was closed since during the lock-down of 2020 and was never opened since. Construction (or destruction?) only started, supposedly, this year.

---

#Trivia 1: According to my parents, the “Sentinel of Freedom” (a.k.a. giant Lapu-Lapu monument) was originally a skating rink (quad skates).

#Trivia 2: There was also an open restaurant owned by a deaf mute association (if someone remembers them, please share so I can update this) around the area in red. If I remember correctly they were located at the lower-left corner of the red area. They were serving in roller skates (quad skates).

The last time I saw them, if I remember correctly, was sometime mid-to-late 1990s, before they closed.

So… yeah… too bad I was not able to take photos of the area before it was permanently closed. #Memories gone. 😭

[[Rizal Park]] [[Luneta]] [[Philippines]]

I passed by #RizalPark (#Luneta) earlier and there are things I learned from the locals.

See attached #OpenStreetMap screenshot for reference.

1. The part in red is now owned by the National Museum of the Philippines. It was supposedly transferred to them sometime in 2020 during the lock-down. It was originally owned by Rizal Park.

2. The part in blue, the National Planetarium, will be moved to the part in red. Modernised and bigger.

3. The part in blue was transferred to Rizal Park.

4. The part in red will also have other buildings, other than the new National Planetarium.

---

* The giant #LapuLapu monument was already gone, not even its frames, when I visited earlier.

* They started to remove the Philippine map (in the red part) last week or so, which was noticed by a Filipino, which went viral last week.

* The part in red was closed since during the lock-down of 2020 and was never opened since. Construction (or destruction?) only started, supposedly, this year.

---

#Trivia 1: According to my parents, the “Sentinel of Freedom” (a.k.a. giant Lapu-Lapu monument) was originally a skating rink (quad skates).

#Trivia 2: There was also an open restaurant owned by a deaf mute association (if someone remembers them, please share so I can update this) around the area in red. If I remember correctly they were located at the lower-left corner of the red area. They were serving in roller skates (quad skates).

The last time I saw them, if I remember correctly, was sometime mid-to-late 1990s, before they closed.

So… yeah… too bad I was not able to take photos of the area before it was permanently closed. #Memories gone. 😭

[[Rizal Park]] [[Luneta]] [[Philippines]]

2021 marked #Philippines #quincentennial or 500 yrs relationship w/ #Spain . Through #ProclamationNo1128 #PresidentRodrigoRDuterte declared April 27 as day to #commemorate the #Filipinos #Victory #Battle of #Mactan between #Lapulapu & #Magellan in 1521.
#BritishColumbia - April 27 #LapulapuDay - #Artists with #BayanihanCentre in #VictoriaBC will stage an excerpt of Nicolas B. Pichay’s “Lapulapu: Ang Datu ng Mactan” on April 29
https://www.pressenza.com/2023/04/nick-pichay-the-playwright-cum-lawyer-celebrates-the-filipinos-indigeneity-in-the-libretto-lapulapu-ang-datu-ng-mactan

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