Cabileños

Cabileños are the inhabitants of Cabuyao, Laguna, a city located in the Philippines. The term "Cabileño" is derived from the city's name. These individuals are primarily of Tagalog ethnicity. Historically, Cabuyao was an agricultural town, and many Cabileños trace their roots to farming families. However, with the city's rapid urbanization and industrialization, the demographic makeup has diversified.

The culture of Cabileños is a blend of traditional Filipino customs and modern influences. They observe various religious holidays and festivals, with a strong devotion to their patron saints. The local dialect spoken is Tagalog, though English is widely understood and used in commerce and education.

Economically, Cabuyao is known for its industrial zones, which have attracted various manufacturing and business process outsourcing companies. This has led to a shift from a predominantly agricultural economy to one driven by industry and services, impacting the livelihoods and occupations of many Cabileños. The city is also a growing residential hub, attracting people from neighboring provinces seeking employment opportunities.

Geographically, Cabuyao is situated on the southwestern shores of Laguna de Bay. Its strategic location near Metro Manila has contributed to its economic growth and development. The local community is known for its resilience and adaptability, navigating the changes brought about by industrialization and urbanization.