This is the greatest performance I've ever seen. As a Cebuano, I can relate to the song. My parents used to song it to us. It s also taught in schools. Kudos!
As much as I enjoyed watching and listening to the international versions (and I had goosebumps during those!) - I think, this FIlipino choir is still the best performance. It is authentic and culturally accentuated. Brilliant!
"Ayay usab si Dodong Nagtan-aw KANG Inday" - thanks UP Manila Chorale you've got the lyrics right (oh well, I'm expecting it actually). Unfortunately, there a few great renditions of this beautiful song that completely changed the meaning of the entire story. Its when they replaced "kang" to "si" - "Ayay usab si Dodong Nagtan-aw SI Inday" (incorrect) - which meant the girl staring at the boy, which should have been the other way. This decade long story depicts a picture of how conservative and demure Filipino women way back (and until today) for most. :)
It's understandable mistake since 'natanaw si Inday' in tagalog would mean 'Inday was seen' but I don't think the song is about the ideal modest Filipina. It's a fun limerick about a drooling Dodong sung in operatic style for more comedy effect. Foreign singers often miss this aspect, that it's a fun teasing song and they sing too serious with a cold face. Completely misses the point of Laaaaawaaayyyyy! Finale at the end 🤣
The foreign choirs are good, but nothing beats the native diction. Within the firts few seconds and I was already smiling and in awe.
The funny thing I notice with foreign choirs is they look so somber or serious when it’s upbeat and cheeky song.
but the foreign sounds better
@@-cutekey2454 nope 👎🏽 don’t argue with a native
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Perfect and amazing! That is perfectly executed. Awesomeness! Filipino pride! 🇵🇭♥️👏😁
beautiful... the sopran, alto, tenor, and bass were clearly heard... yet they all blend perfectly... 😍
So far, this is the best rendition I've heard ever. The melody is consistent and it has a very soft dynamics. Great job to the Altos.
What do you expect? It's from the Philippines, the origin of this song.
@@leonardwaga okay? Hahahaha
Nice
Maonani😂😂 the best.
This is the greatest performance I've ever seen. As a Cebuano, I can relate to the song. My parents used to song it to us. It s also taught in schools. Kudos!
Well performed! Narinig ko lahat ng mga boses.
Bravo!
Superb.... wow... nice talaga...
The best version I 've ever heard and watched.
Ievan Polka of the Philippines
The diction is very good! They speak the word bisaya well.
it is an honor to sing this piece 10 years ago nalingaw mi og practice 👍🏻👍🏻
Bravo!!! This is how the song should be sung....with movement/ dancing
Yes... And a smile!
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😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 ..... BRAVO BRAVISIMO SINGERS !!!!
As much as I enjoyed watching and listening to the international versions (and I had goosebumps during those!) - I think, this FIlipino choir is still the best performance. It is authentic and culturally accentuated. Brilliant!
Because this song originated from the Philippines what do you expect? 😁😂 i think you dont know the song itself.
SOUTHERN SKY He just said his opinion, no need to be dick.
Best version on UA-cam if you're doing research :) thanks Manila choral
What a powerful and electrifying rendition of a beautiful Visayan song! 👍
Great job.😄😀
ALL LYRICS ARE GREAT AND I CAN MEMORIZE IT ALL,OUR COACH WILL LOVE IT
*My parents used to sing this song to us. My father plays the guitar while my mother sings and dances.
"Ayay usab si Dodong Nagtan-aw KANG Inday" - thanks UP Manila Chorale you've got the lyrics right (oh well, I'm expecting it actually). Unfortunately, there a few great renditions of this beautiful song that completely changed the meaning of the entire story.
Its when they replaced "kang" to "si" - "Ayay usab si Dodong Nagtan-aw SI Inday" (incorrect) - which meant the girl staring at the boy, which should have been the other way.
This decade long story depicts a picture of how conservative and demure Filipino women way back (and until today) for most. :)
Thanks for that. I learned something today. 😊
It's understandable mistake since 'natanaw si Inday' in tagalog would mean 'Inday was seen' but I don't think the song is about the ideal modest Filipina. It's a fun limerick about a drooling Dodong sung in operatic style for more comedy effect. Foreign singers often miss this aspect, that it's a fun teasing song and they sing too serious with a cold face. Completely misses the point of Laaaaawaaayyyyy! Finale at the end 🤣
'laway' means saliva or drool :)
beautiful thumbs up po
2:12 may nag scoop I think its the tenors 😂 anyway this is the best version ever!
meron parang tumaas sya ng half from natural
note tapos binaba nya
iba talaga pag sariling rendition! BRAVO!!!
i can heard the alto... 😍 mostly, choir lost the alto, submerged by sopran... 👍
Me-😮
My heart-💖💗tugs tugs
-I love the music🥰🥰🥰
Greatest performers proud bisaya folksongs proud pilipino mabuhay pilipinas.🇵🇭👍🆗✔️❤️
A bit too fast …. Rushing
Great!
Galing...
I love this version
I think this is the version copied by our Indonesian brothers & sisters for their presentation 👍
0:08
Mas magandatlga pag original
Kinsang bisaya ang dili kahibaw aning kantaha? W A L A. Dabest
Perfect! Best Choir version
I can hear the altos on this side.
FANTASTIC
MODULEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE...
Top Notch.
amazing
i lovee itt!
Great rendition gyud oi.
I also swayed with the song hehe
Oo nga ito parang masmaganda version nito kesa madrigal choir 4me lngpo h.ewan ko sa inyo..hehehe
Yeah!!!
Excellent, foreigners were also good tho
Wow superbes
Tabisay ang laway nyahahaha
Me and my group mates are ganna sing this for a group project and when I heard this I was like "Patay ko ani ron yabag raba ko hahaha"
Hahaha same ako pagyud ang pakantahon high note😂😂
Hahahahaha
Hahahhahahaha bisaya diay
mas maganda ang version ni ali sotto..
Our filipino singers are better
The foreigners can sing better with feelings I watched many of them the way better