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Negrense
The Negrenses, alternatively called ''Negrosanon'', are people born and are residents of Negros Island Region. Years of migration in Negros Island have created a mix of people and languages, with the western shore comprising Negros Occidental and Bacolod City having a Hiligaynon-speaking majority, while the eastern shore comprised Negros Oriental, having a Cebuano-speaking majority.〔http://www.rappler.com/newsbreak/iq/90250-fast-facts-proposed-negros-island-region〕 The native Buglas Bukidnon and Aeta peoples, with their interactions and intermarriage with recent migrants from Antique and Iloilo, speaking a variant of Karay-a. The general area of Metro Bacolod is noted to speak a dialect of Hiligaynon called Bacolodnon.
==Overview==
Negrenses are not officially classified as an ethnolinguistic group, but rather an identity closely related to the history and culture of Negros Island, first presented in the turn of the 19th century when migrant landowners started to develop an identity distinct from their Ilonggo and Cebuano roots. Rather than language, Negrenses are identified with their affinity to the island and most of which are known through their residence in Negros or self-identity by the overseas communities. The Negrense people from both sides of the island are known for their colorful festivals and highly skilled cooking skills, as defined by the festivals and craved-for cuisines dotting each locale.〔http://www.negros-occ.gov.ph/about-negros-occidental/people-culture-and-arts〕
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