Gabriela Silang

1971

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Gabriela Silang a Filipino revolutionary leader best known as the first female leader of a Filipino movement for independence from Spain

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12 members

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Virginia Aristorenas

Gabriela Silang

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Carlos Padilla Jr.

Miguel Flores

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Eddie Garcia

Don Manuel de Arza

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Cesar Ramirez

Nicolas Cariño

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Johnny Monteiro

Don Segundo Escudero

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Rex Lapid

Danac

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Venchito Galvez

Fray Millan

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Andres Centenera

Msgr. Ustariz

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Fred Galang

Diego Silang

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Rod Navarro

Miguel Vicos

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Ric Bustamante

Pedro Buecbuec

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Helen Imperial

Sra. de Arza

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