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Central Visayas is a Philippine administrative area with the numerical designation of Region VII. Cebu City, Lapu-Lapu, and Mandaue are three highly urbanized cities that make up the country's four provinces. Furthermore, the Visayans were known for their distinctive bodily alteration techniques. Aside from tattoos, which earned the Visayans the nickname "pintados" from the Spanish, the Visayans engaged in a variety of behaviors that modern society would consider odd. One of the most common customs was to blacken their teeth by eating anipay root or applying tapul, a tar-based coating. The Cebuanos they are frequently connected with the Visayas. Cebuanos are found in the provinces of Cebu, Negros Occidental, Negros Oriental, Bohol, Leyte, and Southern Leyte throughout the island of Mindanao and in small and relatively big towns across the country, where they are known as Cebuano or Cebuano. Cebuano, often known as Bisaya, is the official language of Visayas and Mindanao. While various languages and dialects are present in these locations, English is the most frequently spoken and understood. Futhermore, Cebu's main source of livelihood is the vast ocean surrounding it. For that reason, the Cebuanos enjoy seafood. The city serves as the gateway to Catholicism in the Philippines. Many famous Philippine artists come from Cebu City and its people live there. In addition, Visayas is famous for their guitars, baskets, hats, and mats of all kinds. So here are the following basics of Cebuano culture:
being artistic and creative then various art forms (painting, sculpting, and drawing), singing, dancing writing
Many famous Philippine artists come from Cebu City, and artists, singers, and writers live there.