1. Atang: A playful song that uses call and response between soloists and a chorus.
2. Binalaybay: Narrative songs based on local legends, myths, and historical events in the Ibanag region in Cagayan
3. Bugtung: Riddles sung in a playful manner, often used as icebreakers or entertainment.
4. Dalin: Short lyrical songs that express emotions, feelings, and thoughts about various life experiences.
5. Ditso: Chant-like songs performed during specific rituals, ceremonies, and festive occasions.
6. Himno: Religious hymns sung during Christian festivities and gatherings.
7. Holosa: Lullabies sung to put children to sleep, characterized by gentle melodies and soothing lyrics.
8. Hulata: Dance songs accompanied by lively, rhythmic music with repetitive choruses.
9. Inaldaw: Morning songs that welcome the sunrise and the start of a new day.
10. Kanogan: Love songs that express heartfelt emotions and romantic feelings.
11. Kinumintang: A capella songs traditionally performed during weddings and special events.
12. Liwayway: Songs that celebrate dawn and the beauty of daybreak.
13. Oggayam: Harvesting songs sung by farmers during planting and harvesting seasons.
14. Pamulinawen: Songs that convey moral lessons, advice, and teachings about life.
15. Parubas: Festive songs associated with special holidays and celebrations.
16. Salidumay: Boat songs sung by fishermen while paddling boats during their fishing trips.
17. Santonilyo: Religious songs during Holy Week, particularly during the procession of "santos" (religious images).
18. Taguan: Call-and-response game songs involving seeking and hiding.
19. Tinikling: Folk songs associated with the popular rhythmic "tinikling" bamboo dance.
20. Torogan: Epic songs originating from Maranao culture but are adopted by the Ibanag community.