Awesome! Thanks for sharing the beauty of Western Visayas. People from abroad like me will be enticed to witness this spectacular event. Love the colors, the music, the smiles! Well done !
Fantastic colourful costumes, happy smiling faces you would never guess from this how much devastation Yolanda caused in this area. The true resolve of the Pinoy shines through strongly. I love the music, so catchy and very apt for the video :-) Keep them coming
It's back to the original inhabitants of the Islands, the Aetas people, definitely descendants of the Lapita that migrated from Taiwan or Southern China. At around the 1200, the Datus, or 10 chiefs from Borneo migrated to the Philippines and met these indigenous people, they agreed to live in peace but separately from each other. Story has it that years later, a famine devastated the Aetas people, who then came down from the mountains and asked the Malay Datus for food and aid. In return, they offered them dance. Through the years of course, a Catholic twist was slightly added, but the gist of it is still the same.
Very wonderful video. I would like to find more video's about Visayas, Iloilo. And would also like to find video information on Mina if possible. Most video's on the internet are about Manila. But, I'm more interested in Iloilo area. Any help will be appreciated.
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Hello Maam Elma, Congratulations for being the first Ilonggo to receive the TOSP (Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines) award in 1989! The video posted above is really good but the song was intended for the bangon western visayas after typhoon yolanda.. since the content of your video clips are all dinagyang festival, may i suggest that you change ur background music to hala bira Iloilo or other Hiligaynon songs thank you very much! pls. let us know soon so that we can share it on our social media pages madamo nga salamat and more power!
Hello AGboy! Thank you very much for that. Yes I am aware about the message of the song, I just thought that the "Bangon, Tindog, Sulong Western Visayas" - literally, does not only mean to rise up above the storm, that is, after our beloved region was devastated by typhoon Yolanda. It also means to rise up and move forward, together, towards progress and development of our region. I think the message of the song has a double meaning: in times of devastation, and in times of construction - both for the benefit of our community, and for the progress and development of our city or region. Nevertheless, I am very willing to have another version, with another Hiligaynon song. I just thought that the Hala Bira was already used several times. Let me do more research and will re-edit for another version, and yes, definitely, I’ll let you know ☺ daw nami mag-compose na lang haw? Haha! Madamo gid nga salamat! God bless us!
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Beautiful ! Yes more fun in the Philippines Indeed! Well done my friend Elma Arboleras so Proud of You so much
Awesome! Thanks for sharing the beauty of Western Visayas. People from abroad like me will be enticed to witness this spectacular event. Love the colors, the music, the smiles! Well done !
Fantastic colourful costumes, happy smiling faces you would never guess from this how much devastation Yolanda caused in this area.
The true resolve of the Pinoy shines through strongly.
I love the music, so catchy and very apt for the video :-)
Keep them coming
Well modules bring me here!
Badass culture. How old do they trace these traditions or ancestry back. Just curious. The women are gorgeous and happy.
It's back to the original inhabitants of the Islands, the Aetas people, definitely descendants of the Lapita that migrated from Taiwan or Southern China. At around the 1200, the Datus, or 10 chiefs from Borneo migrated to the Philippines and met these indigenous people, they agreed to live in peace but separately from each other. Story has it that years later, a famine devastated the Aetas people, who then came down from the mountains and asked the Malay Datus for food and aid. In return, they offered them dance. Through the years of course, a Catholic twist was slightly added, but the gist of it is still the same.
Very wonderful video. I would like to find more video's about Visayas, Iloilo. And would also like to find video information on Mina if possible. Most video's on the internet are about Manila. But, I'm more interested in Iloilo area. Any help will be appreciated.
For better appreciation of the quality of this video, please click the Settings below the right hand part of the screen beside You Tube icon to at least 480p or 720p (that is if you have a good internet connection. Then pump up that volume! Thank you! :-)
Hello Maam Elma, Congratulations for being the first Ilonggo to receive the TOSP (Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines) award in 1989! The video posted above is really good but the song was intended for the bangon western visayas after typhoon yolanda.. since the content of your video clips are all dinagyang festival, may i suggest that you change ur background music to hala bira Iloilo or other Hiligaynon songs thank you very much! pls. let us know soon so that we can share it on our social media pages madamo nga salamat and more power!
Hello AGboy!
Thank you very much for that.
Yes I am aware about the message of the song, I just thought that the "Bangon, Tindog, Sulong Western Visayas" - literally, does not only mean to rise up above the storm, that is, after our beloved region was devastated by typhoon Yolanda.
It also means to rise up and move forward, together, towards progress and development of our region. I think the message of the song has a double meaning: in times of devastation, and in times of construction - both for the benefit of our community, and for the progress and development of our city or region.
Nevertheless, I am very willing to have another version, with another Hiligaynon song. I just thought that the Hala Bira was already used several times. Let me do more research and will re-edit for another version, and yes, definitely, I’ll let you know ☺ daw nami mag-compose na lang haw? Haha!
Madamo gid nga salamat! God bless us!
Elma Arboleras
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