Really! Did not expect my dialect to be sung in an international choral contest! Binakle- glutinous rice pounded to fine powder, mixed with sugar, coconut milk, and sometimes ground black sesame seeds, wrapped in banana leaves, then steamed. Amazing!!!! Our mountain version of suman. Missed those sticky sweets! Nakagkanas an donglon!
It's supposed to be a festive song but the way it's interpreted in the intro is it's like for a cult or death ritual and the way it proceeded until the end is stiff. You ruined the origin and meaning of the song. It's so sad that the culture you're supposed to show is not really there. Uhm..still, 2 claps for trying.
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Really! Did not expect my dialect to be sung in an international choral contest! Binakle- glutinous rice pounded to fine powder, mixed with sugar, coconut milk, and sometimes ground black sesame seeds, wrapped in banana leaves, then steamed. Amazing!!!! Our mountain version of suman. Missed those sticky sweets! Nakagkanas an donglon!
I am certain that this is from Cordillera but may I ask, what language is this please?
It's a Tuwali dialect of Ifugao provin
bravo!!!
Saan po makakakuha ng lyrics
Nice but The Cordillera Chambers has a better version of this.
For you probably and I respect your opinion however I have watched both versions and this arrangement is much better. Cheers.
@Agnus Borealis I strongly disagree with you and am really suprised that you don't hear and feel the difference.
I like the version of CCS because their tone is bright and festive. Pero gusto ko yong harmony at mga bass sound ng mga male singers ng USTe.
It's supposed to be a festive song but the way it's interpreted in the intro is it's like for a cult or death ritual and the way it proceeded until the end is stiff. You ruined the origin and meaning of the song. It's so sad that the culture you're supposed to show is not really there. Uhm..still, 2 claps for trying.