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"Marcha Libertador" - Visayan Revolutionary March (1898)

On November 17, 1898 a provisional revolutionary government of the District of Visayas was organized as a political subdivision of the Malolos government. Steps were then taken to organize the towns in accordance with the regulations issued by General Emilio Aguinaldo. Roque Lopez was designated president of the revolutionary government of the District of Visayas. Upon the constitution of the government a manifesto was issued which reads in part as follows: "The revolutionary government and the office of general of the liberating army having been thus constituted, it affectionately greets the sovereign people of the Visayas who have just succeeded in obtaining their liberty under the protection of God and of the Most Holy Virgin under the shadow of the tricolored flag and upon the basis of the constitution of the Philippine Republic." The inauguration ceremonies was held at the plaza of Santa Barbara, Iloilo where the Philippine flag was raised by General Martin Delgado, marking the first time the national flag was hoisted outside of Luzon. This flag was sewn by Patrocinio Gamboa patterned after the national flag created by Marcela Agoncillo. As the flag reached the top of the pole, the plaza was filled with the cries of "¡Fuera España! ¡Viva Filipinas! ¡Viva Independencia!" The band accompanied the inauguration with Marcha Libertador, a hymn for the revolution composed by Posidio Delgado, brother of General Martin Delgado. This event was to be known as the "Cry of Santa Barbara". Subsequently an assembly was called and the revolutionary government of the Visayas was changed to the "Federal State of Visayas". Official records show that this change was made by 71 representatives of the government of the army and of the people. Aguinaldo was notified of the change of administration. The government was entrusted to a council of state with the following officials: President of the Council of State, Señor Roque Lopez; Vice President, Señor Vicente Franco; Councilors for Iloilo: Sr. Jovito Yusay, Sr. Ramon Avanceña, Sr. Julio Hernandez, and Sr. Magdaleno Javellana; Members ex-officio from the army: Sr. Martin Delgado, and Sr. Pablo Araneta; Councilor for Cebu: Sr. Fernando Salas. Councilors for Occidental Negros: Sr. Agustin Montilla, for the south; Sr. Juan de Leon, for the north; Councilor for Oriental Negros: Sr. Juan Carballa; Councilor for Antique: Sr. Vicente Gella; Councilor for Capiz: Sr. Venancio Concepcion. Councilor for the District of La Concepcion: Sr. Numeriano Villalobos; General Secretary of the Council of State: Sr. Francisco Villanueva; Vice Secretary: Sr. Florencio Tarrosa. (https://kahimyang.com/kauswagan/artic...) --------------- SOURCES Audio recording: h   / 398739574212666   Images: “Flag of the Philippines (1898–1901)”. Retrieved from https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/... "Seal of the First Philippine Republic". Retrieved from https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/... "Battle of Tanza del Norte, Pan-ay" by Ramon T. Dela Cruz (painting). Digital copy retrieved from https://lakansining.files.wordpress.c... "General Martin Delgado and staff in Iloilo". Original photo from 1898. Digital copy uploaded by Presidential Museum and Library in Flickr. Retrieved from https://www.flickr.com/photos/govph/1... "Filipino regiment in Iloilo, 1898". Digital copy retrieved from https://webzoom.freewebs.com/philippi... --------------- CANCIONES DE FILIPINAS Subscribe to my Youtube channel:    / @cancionesdefilipinas1898   Join my Discord server:   / discord   Follow my Instagram account:   / canciones_de_filipinas