I'm honestly wondering how different our culture would be without the Spanish colonization? Like how much of the traditions would be left in this day and age?
@@Cicada-oo7ti You should listen to other pre-colonail Philippine music. The Kulintang ensemble, the Kutiyapi, the flute music. It's all truly beautiful. I've been listening to various Filipino music recently, and with a simple UA-cam search you can find an array of videos of this music. It's not yet dead, and listening will help keep it that way. Amazingly, there are still places in the Philippines where there is virtually no western musical influence, so authentic Filipino music is still around. I'd recommend looking up and listening to master Samaon Sulaiman, for a start.
WAAH THIS IS SO AMAZING! :D it saddens me that because of our modern generation, the society doesn't give enough appreciation for this kind of ethnic music.
I'm teaching my year 5 and 6 music students about world music. We've started in Australia and gone through Polynesia across Papua New Guinea, Indonesia and now the Philipines. China is next.
Hello Lyn, I Totally Loved the Music, You and the other person were "So Awesome" I love Traditional instruments, They sound so unique and Wonderful. "Keep doing your Best!" Love your music :)
Memex Trash - It's caled (Pag-anito) or animism which was common around Asia, people prayed to their ancestors beside other dieties...People also practiced nature worship with some Hindu/Bhuddhist influences, before Islam and Christianity.
+journeymanX Any folk combined with metal is awesome. Shredding has been around since Shamisens, Banjos, Pueto Rico Quatros, and Pipas. You can probably find at least 2 for each of these, ATLEAST. Folk music is fantastic!
We need more folk music coming out of the Philippines other than the annoying "OPM" nonsense playing. Real filipino music, like this is what more of us filipinos need to implement into our lives. Creating hybrid genres with our folk music sounds badass too, it shows our creativity.
As yall may notice, that lute has one string. A single string, yet pressing it to those small circlets creates such beautiful and different notes much like a guitar but with a single string yall! Dope
Hello. Greeting from Borneo. Your music instrument has a great sound. My tribe,Dayak,have an beautiful instrument too. Called Sape' and Kacapi. I think they are a little bit similar. Respect. :) Salamat :D
some tribes in mindanao called the string instrument kudyapi or kutyapi.. Borneo is very close to mindanao perhaps some instruments are the same. even our language has many the same words.
My English husband brought me here.. While we were relaxing in bed ready to sleep, he asked me for any good Filipino instrumental music.. I said I don't know.. Then he played this vid without me looking.. And I said that's I don't recognize the music, I thought it was something else and he finally said that hey, that's tboli music.. And I was so shocked.. Didn't expect that we have our music in UA-cam now!! More pls...
Thanks for posting, beautiful music.. But too much camera movement! I also wonder how these people would have felt about a camera going right up to their face..
the school should teach this in MAPEH subject so that it can pass through generations of Philippines and our Amazing culture should not vanish in our history
This is a two string lute instrument called "hegalong" of Tboli tribe, Kudyapi of Visayas,but in Palawan term is callled Kusjapi or Kudlong. The shape of kusjapi or kudlong is pattern from the fresh water turtle carcass.
Can I download this to listen to while I'm doing my Arnis training? Come on Pinoys this is your culture and as an englishman I seem more interseted than the Pinoys I know who live here in the U.K. Pinoy pride I hear peple say so be proud of your past. God Bless Pinas!
Pangarap ko mag karoon sila ng isang Kampo na traditional house at traditional na kasuotan at habang tumutugtog nang kanilang tradisyonal song para mapanatili ang kultura ng pilipinas na maraming nag laho dulot ng pananakop ng mga dayuhan
this is before the spanish introduced guitars to the filipinos and before hip hop and country songs got introuced by the americans. this is our REAL culture.
I hope na someday kilalanin din ng iba ang tribe namin Sana wala narin ang panghuhusga ng iba Lalo na sa school as I remember lagi akong binu-bully noon dahil T'boli ako... Until now nararanasan ko parin yun 😔😔😔😔😔😔
Hi there! I love the music on this video I am currently sound tracking a documentary video of the philippines and was wondering if I could have permission to use the music in this video? It would be great to use it, I think it would fit the images perfectly I hope you say yes!!
Its seriously so sad to see this beautiful culture and side of the Philippines slowly fading away from other Spanish influence and today and being replaced by western pop culture.
![АЛАУДИНОВ у Скабеевой: эти их ВСУ нас НЕ ДОГОНЯТ 😁 [Пародия]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/an0anqU4WGQ/mqdefault.jpg)
I'm honestly wondering how different our culture would be without the Spanish colonization? Like how much of the traditions would be left in this day and age?
Oh Ralsei, I didn't know you were Filipino..
Im a filipino by blood, born in the US. Grew up in PH, and here again in America. Its what still I also think about, every other day.
Yea now we're westernize.
@@thisisjustmeranting2557 which I hate and need to change
@@Cicada-oo7ti You should listen to other pre-colonail Philippine music. The Kulintang ensemble, the Kutiyapi, the flute music. It's all truly beautiful. I've been listening to various Filipino music recently, and with a simple UA-cam search you can find an array of videos of this music. It's not yet dead, and listening will help keep it that way. Amazingly, there are still places in the Philippines where there is virtually no western musical influence, so authentic Filipino music is still around. I'd recommend looking up and listening to master Samaon Sulaiman, for a start.
It is nice to see other people appreciating Filipino culture. Maraming Salamat po! Mabuhay!
Kamusta
I am moving to a small province with my wife Levhie soon , I love Filipino culture ! Ingat
WAAH THIS IS SO AMAZING! :D it saddens me that because of our modern generation, the society doesn't give enough appreciation for this kind of ethnic music.
I'm teaching my year 5 and 6 music students about world music. We've started in Australia and gone through Polynesia across Papua New Guinea, Indonesia and now the Philipines. China is next.
Castle on the hill😂
That’s also because we have the colonial mentality where everything the westerners do are better than our own culture
hi im the woman in the video...i like to have work but im just a performers...
hello ma'am may I know who's that guitar player? I want to meet him personally.
Is very good Greats from germany
Very good music you done with the guy
Hello Lyn, I Totally Loved the Music, You and the other person were "So Awesome"
I love Traditional instruments, They sound so unique and Wonderful.
"Keep doing your Best!" Love your music :)
@@brynmatthews4365 Thank you for appreciating our Fellow Indigenous Filipinos
I can die in battle peacefully with this song playing in my heart, as a filipino I appreciate this gift of the thousand islands.
Lol
I love the music. G-d bless everyone in the Philippines.
God bless you too
Thank you
Baruch HaShem..
as you observe their faces are serious beacuse they play for spirits of nature not to entertain someone.
harley Quinn um im half filipino and i've never heard of spirits of nature
Memex Trash - It's caled (Pag-anito) or animism which was common around Asia, people prayed to their ancestors beside other dieties...People also practiced nature worship with some Hindu/Bhuddhist influences, before Islam and Christianity.
Ms.Barbara Imao ... an uneducated fool
playing music to Aba. not to spirits.. they are not pagans as what the historians and the uncircumcised Jesuits made us believe.
Meiji uhmm it was Catholicism that made filipinos pray other dieties like the saints and the virgin daughter of babylon.
Beautiful song. It sounds like Medieval European music combined with American cowboy country music. I really like it.
What an interesting description, lol !
I'm a fan of Filipino traditional music.
same hahahha
could you imagine if someone combined traditional filipino folk music with heavy metal. total bad assery
+journeymanX Any folk combined with metal is awesome. Shredding has been around since Shamisens, Banjos, Pueto Rico Quatros, and Pipas. You can probably find at least 2 for each of these, ATLEAST. Folk music is fantastic!
Actually, my thesis project is something like that :)
*T* *H* *I* *S*
More like WAGAKKI BAND?
We need more folk music coming out of the Philippines other than the annoying "OPM" nonsense playing. Real filipino music, like this is what more of us filipinos need to implement into our lives. Creating hybrid genres with our folk music sounds badass too, it shows our creativity.
As yall may notice, that lute has one string. A single string, yet pressing it to those small circlets creates such beautiful and different notes much like a guitar but with a single string yall! Dope
Actually, that lute has 2 strings. One does not have frets and is called a drone(iirc), which is really common among Philippine boat lutes
Pretty cool
Hello. Greeting from Borneo.
Your music instrument has a great sound.
My tribe,Dayak,have an beautiful instrument too. Called Sape' and Kacapi. I think they are a little bit similar.
Respect. :)
Salamat :D
woah you made a computer out of wood? that kicks ass beavis!
some tribes in mindanao called the string instrument kudyapi or kutyapi.. Borneo is very close to mindanao perhaps some instruments are the same. even our language has many the same words.
hulung hemgelung hatay nga ayos hehe, happy to see you ka tribo! proude t'boli here ✋✋
My English husband brought me here.. While we were relaxing in bed ready to sleep, he asked me for any good Filipino instrumental music.. I said I don't know.. Then he played this vid without me looking.. And I said that's I don't recognize the music, I thought it was something else and he finally said that hey, that's tboli music.. And I was so shocked.. Didn't expect that we have our music in UA-cam now!! More pls...
My god.. protect this people..
Its sounds nice and beautiful, im proud to be a Filipino as well
Thanks for posting, beautiful music..
But too much camera movement! I also wonder how these people would have felt about a camera going right up to their face..
it sound kinda like the music from that episode of avatar the last air bender with the "hippies" (for lack of better word)
No Surprise. Since this type of instrument is common in South East Asia. Mainly in Malaysia.
@@zafranariffin8069 Sabah and Sarawak
Secret tunnel
Yeah.
WOW PERFECTLOVELYINSTRUMENT. AND COSTUME !!LOVELY. MELODY MUSIC TONE INSTRUMENT! LOVE YOU PO .
Feu kadaw safto be kam satwoli, ang galing nya mag play ng Fuglong. I was once a teacher for 6months int theT’boli tribe 9yrs ago. I love their music.
It's same to Thai traditional music 💖 Southeast Asia 💖💖💖💖
I’m a half Filipina, and don’t really know my culture until seeing a bit of this :)
thank you for the comments miss mindoza...oct.8 2013 is our 6th year anniversarry....the woman in the vedio thats me...
how would you feel if a stranger was all up in your face with a camera dang back up
Lauryn Estell i know thet must of been uncomfortable
I would swing that T'boli guitar to the person's face holding the camera
the school should teach this in MAPEH subject so that it can pass through generations of Philippines and our Amazing culture should not vanish in our history
Released in 1380 AD.
Amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Duet with our traditional instrument too which is called Sape. Regards from Borneo.
Galing! i like this. and i like listening to traditional music from all parts of the world. i am a filipino, and i like irish traditional music too,.
simply beautiful.......
I love this music thank you for sharing ♥️👍
Nice, sarap pakinggan, mas palaganapin pa natin ito
This is a two string lute instrument called "hegalong" of Tboli tribe, Kudyapi of Visayas,but in Palawan term is callled Kusjapi or Kudlong. The shape of kusjapi or kudlong is pattern from the fresh water turtle carcass.
absolutely love it! Philippino Bluegrass
Ang Galing!! Proud pinoy here.. ill research more..
no wonder it sounds like a shamisen of japan. they both have two strings awesome sounds
I love the way they play with instruments' spirits.
MABUHAY ANG MODULES
Mabuhay from Italy! 🇮🇹🇮🇹
Wow 😢😢😢😢 ganito pala kaganda ang culturang nating mga Pinoy.
HINDI KA AGAD TATANDA KUNG GANYAN KA KAHUSAY TUMUGTOG AT SIYA MONG LIBANGAN AT HINDI KA MAIINIP SA BUHAY.sure na sure !!
Most people of Busuanga have forgotten their music.. but a few are still holding strong.
thanks for the comment christian..you have a heart for the t'boli tribe.the woman in the vedio thats me...
Really nice
Im watching this. Sarap pakinggan ng tunog natin
I love that metallic sound on instruments like these, how do you describe it other than metallic?
Jade Tiger Twangy. Almost like a banjo or bluegrass music
"Stringy" would be a more appropriate word to describe that sound
"twangy' I guess
steel
Dont ever lose your culture, it doesn't matter if its not popular, its still beautiful and unique. I love the Kultura of the Philippines.
Anyone know where you can find more music like this? I wish we could see more of this in our culture.
We need a lot more uploads like this.
nice music!
My module brought me here ✊
Same
Love this vid, thanks for posting. Hope that you post more
I enjoyed this music
Parang hip hop po😀😂❤❤❤👏👏😂
Can I download this to listen to while I'm doing my Arnis training? Come on Pinoys this is your culture and as an englishman I seem more interseted than the Pinoys I know who live here in the U.K. Pinoy pride I hear peple say so be proud of your past. God Bless Pinas!
Mabuhay ka tony
Pangarap ko mag karoon sila ng isang Kampo na traditional house at traditional na kasuotan at habang tumutugtog nang kanilang tradisyonal song para mapanatili ang kultura ng pilipinas na maraming nag laho dulot ng pananakop ng mga dayuhan
Very well done enjoy this also thank you
that looks fun to play wonder what the guy was playing i would like 1 and learn how to play
this is before the spanish introduced guitars to the filipinos and before hip hop and country songs got introuced by the americans.
this is our REAL culture.
This boat lute instrument goes hard. It sounds amazing.
amenn to you, my filipino brother
bwesit na module😑
pero seryoso bakit ang subrang underrated ang mga ganitong musica? mostly sa high school lang matatagpuan ito.
Like that very much. I think it sounds quite a bit like the sape from Borneo island.
This guitar called as "Sape" in Borneo island. Dayak tribe has similarities with this tribe.
Yes...finally...filipino music...after some half assed starts. I like this .
Loving that acoustic tone 🙂🙂
POV : Andito ka para maansweran mga module mo 😜💅😆😤 UwU.
sa babae na artist mag-smile ka naman,ipakita mong masaya at proud ka sa ginagawa mo,lets be proud of our respective culture,anyway,mabuhay kayo!..
My Friendly Neighborhood Module-Man Brought Me Here🤣🤣🤣
I hope you guys will make covers of popular songs to show case the beauty of our instruments.
Super proud tboli my tribe
My tribe tboli super proud talented
Wow. I love it!
I'd like to thank my modules, and bc of them, it brought me here.
Thanks! It was a great music!
I miss to hear Kuya Edgar When He played that Guitar , He is My first Cousin, tou hana nga beyo seyodu kuya.
one of our past history in philippines
Mooore! more!!.... more instruments pleeeeease! :D
Good music very relaxing
This is funky
very nice, thanks
Is so very nice🥰🤩
nice video thanks
I hope na someday kilalanin din ng iba ang tribe namin
Sana wala narin ang panghuhusga ng iba
Lalo na sa school as I remember lagi akong binu-bully noon dahil T'boli ako...
Until now nararanasan ko parin yun
😔😔😔😔😔😔
thank you so much Sen.Richard 'Dick' Gordon.....wish to meet you in person and whole dance troupe....again congrats! and god bless tou always.
Muy buena, pero qué hace el cámara enfocándoles directamente en la cara??? Dios....
sounds amazing
Amazing
Hi there!
I love the music on this video
I am currently sound tracking a documentary video of the philippines and was wondering if I could have permission to use the music in this video? It would be great to use it, I think it would fit the images perfectly
I hope you say yes!!
Its seriously so sad to see this beautiful culture and side of the Philippines slowly fading away from other Spanish influence and today and being replaced by western pop culture.
the guitar looking instrument is hegalong not banjo. salamat at may nag upload din ng traditional filipino music, please make more videos.
Mind you they always sing about peace.... 😭
Idk why im here im indonesian but the musics are really nice 👍
Galing👍
Sarap sa tenga😍😍
ماشاء الله عليكم
Hello po, puede po ba ma borrow yung sound? Gagamitin ko po sa Instagram reel? Thank you po
so nice music in mindanao
Thank you for making this gorgeous video. ❤❤❤ Mabuhay Ka Filipinas !
thank's.............
I love it