Tarik Sulayman, salah seorang raja yang beragama Islam dari Suku Kapampangan.Tari tradisional Suku Kapampangan.
Suku Kapampangan atau Pampango adalah salah satu suku bangsa di Filipina. Mereka membentuk populasi lebih dari 2 juta jiwa di Filipina. Kapampangan merupakan suku bangsa terbesar keenam di negara itu.
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While Pampanga is known as the Culinary Capital of the Philippines, there are more to the province than just food. Pampanga is a home to a hodgepodge of natural and man-made tourist destinations. In fact, every city or municipality in PampangaDiarsipkan 2015-10-11 di Wayback Machine. boasts of its distinct destinations and observances.
