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Ilocano is a language spoken by approximately 9 million people in the Philippines. It is mainly spoken in the northern regions of the country, including Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, and La Union. The language has a rich history and culture, and is one of the most widely spoken languages in the Philippines.

One of the most popular musical artists who sings in Ilocano is Freddie Aguilar. Known for his patriotic and socially-relevant songs, Aguilar has been a staple in the Philippine music scene since the 1970s. Other popular Ilocano musicians include Asin, Florante, and Yoyoy Villame.

Ilocano music has a distinct sound and style, often featuring the kulintang (a type of gong), guitar, and other traditional instruments. Many Ilocano songs are about love, family, and the beauty of the Philippines.

In terms of radio stations, there are several in the Philippines that broadcast in the Ilocano language. Some of the most popular include DZJC, DZTP, and DWFB. These stations feature a mix of news, music, and entertainment programming, and are a great way for Ilocano speakers to stay connected to their culture and community.

Overall, the Ilocano language is an important part of Philippine culture and history. Whether through music or radio, the language continues to thrive and connect people across the country.



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