I live here in South Cotabato, and I'm working in an IP(T'boli) Community. Almost all T'boli people are good at singing especially the kids.. This video is ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I believe her name is Y'egas. The uploader of the video went to Lake Sebu i think maybe to interview the indigenous tribe of T'boli. The uploader also mentioned the song was about the beauty of Lake Sebu. This video is outstanding, not only Y'egas has this mesmerizing beauty but the way her eyes glisten everytime she stares on and off the camera is really captivating. Thank you Ovela for honoring the rich culture of Filipino indigenous music. MORE POWER!!! ❤️
@@benpadero Kaya pala.. medyo bata pa si Ye'Gas dito... I lived in lake sebu for more than 1 year.. I used to worked in Punta Isla where they are showcasing their culture through dancing, singing and even play their musical instrument (improvised). I also used to handle them just to organized them and someone will lead them.. kasi minsan nagkakagulo din sila eh.. so ako yong taga saway sa kanila at sumbongan din nila taga pag bati sa kanila or if they want something to say sa management ako yong tulay nila.. Hindi pa ata pinanganak si Heart sa time na yan.. siya yong bata na naga sayaw Apo ni Marina... nakakatuwa sarap mag balik tanaw..:) I am so happy for Ye'Gas..:)
@@edisonsogon nice! yes mejo matagal na ito. buhay pa si m'afil that time, yung hegulung player. was able to record him also. i had an amazing time in lake sebu.
I am proud pure blooded tboli😍 thank you for the overwhelming and good reaction of our culture.Thank you for good commenting and you keep us smiling while see your reaction..Thank you...Thank youuuu....God bless
Wow... Im half T'boli (from mom side) and half Blaan (from dad side).(Kablon, Tupi) Missed my gran-ma(Yé) (mom side). She used to sang liked that, when she prepared/cooked. I have lots of relatives in Lake Sebu and T'boli. God bless you and your chanel.
She's singing about the barrier of Tboli people and foreigner which is she called lemikan 😊 she said our country is very far but lemikan not hesitate to visit 😊 I think that's what she said 😊
Wow...Ovela...it's pretty deep...🙂 I'm from that place...but I am not part from that minority, I'm an a illongo tribe...but I know how speak their language and we all leaved happily...Tboli culture is very rich...they are very well known as the "Dream Weavers"..those outfit that they made/wore are called T'nalak....and the tourist spots here might not popular but there are bunch of it...you must try to discover this remote areas in the island of Mindanao...plus the fact that you and I loved those kind of music; like chanting, trance, deep voice, mantras....❤️
Hiovela… i found out you have many t’boli subscribers.. and i agree with you.. there are thiusands of indigenous tribes of the Philippines.. although they are sadly “pushed” to the hillsides and mountains.. their rich cultures were very much preserved by their own people.. thank you for reacting to this..!
Its the voice auto tune,no equipment only voice, Its the time that we filipinos must appreciate all the native songs, The messages and the substance of the song, Thanks sir ovela, hope you react more to different filipino tribes songs. GOD BLESS THE WORLD.
I'm not T'boli but I am from Mindanao and my tribes' folk singing also sound quite similar to this. It's rare to hear it performed these days, so it's always heartwarming when I hear ppl still performing it during festivities. I'm half and half of two tribes but in both, the songs sound really good but a lot of the times the lyrics are super silly stories, like a guy trying to woo a lady but finding out she's married with 12 kids, or a farmer who runs after his escaped horse and realises he no longer needs one because he's faster so he sells it for better shoes😂
I really don't understand what she's singing about but I'm so proud of her just because I was born and raised too in Mindanao. We really hope that you give time to visit the Philippines lovela. A lot of vloggers already did. When will it be you next.
This is so near in our town but never been there 😁😁 I've meet some of them but i really don't understand ,for the first time i heard someone sang in thier own dialect ...awesome surely I will go to lake cebu when I go back in the Philippines
When it comes to indigineous or ethnic or tribal music of the philippines check out cordilleran or igorot music that was in luzon. They are the face of ethnic music. Yet majority of the indigenous are all resides in mindanao
You almost know all Filipino song's genre and styles sir Ovela. I hope someday you also share us some of your music/culture you love from your country. We would lv to hear and watch it pls.
Thank you so much'' I'm not a singer but this type off music is what I love, doesn't matter what tribe or country , I'm really I love with this kind ..
Hi Ovela, I used lived in Lake Sebu for more than 1 year, I worked in Punta Isla Lake Resort, where these indigenous people working to entertain the guests of that Resort by showing their culture through dancing, singing, and even playing native (improvised) musical instruments. You noticed Sir, the way she looked at the person who filming her is like she is flirting with him.. That's actually how their facial expression should be.. They also have this courtship/courting dance the facial expression should be like they are flirting to each other, so its pretty normal.. Correct me if I'm wrong, that's only my observation while I am working with them for a year. T'boli people are one of a kind! They are the kindest people you'll ever met, so sweet, very approachable, loving, always smiling, and easy to be with. I have a Best Friend named R-jay Alon he is a T'boli and lived there.. He is so sweet and thoughtful and even the entire family SUPER KIND! Shout out BFF!! I love you!!! I miss you!!!
I'm a Filipino, native in Mindanao I heard so many native song, and this is my first time to hear this T'boli tribe song...I don't know, a religious, country song or maybe...
I worked in Malaysia, in Sabah part for almost 4yrs and i realized some of T'boli words is the same with Malayu languages. Some numbers, animals, words.the same pronunciation and meaning.
Austronesians din sila. same ancestors. I check nyo yung Austronesian expansion sis, actually the Melayu and Indon came from Filipinos, who moved south from Mindanao a very very long time ago :) So we as Filipinos are their ancestor people, and specifically kayo sa Tboli/Blaan tribes, in addition to the Bangsamoro tribes (Meranaw, Magindanawn, Iranun, Tausug, Sama, Yakan etc) and other groups like Subanen, Manuvu, Bagobo, Mansaka etc :) Did you know that the people of the country of Palau say their ancestors came directly from Mindanao too? similar din yung mga words nila to languages on Mindanao. the people of the Philippines fathered and mothered most of Maritime Southeast Asia, and even the Pacific Islands. Please be proud sis, and share this truth! it's backed by anthropologists! :)
I laugh so hard when you say,Tau bulul 😅😂 it means a people living in the mountain, Tau means a people or person,Bulul means mountain and you pronounce it pretty well 😇❤️Tau bulul!! All I say that she's telling a story by singing and the story about the Lake Sebu place and people,such as a parents who's missing their children because they are far from their parents ❤️and a tourist attraction and ofcourse a tboli culture. And in her song, she's telling an American foreigner or Mlekano who has been visiting in lake sebu and amaze it's views and culture. I hope I don't get it wrong😇❣️
Y'egas song from native song I love this song because he lives and born this place South Cotabato I learn speaking Blaan Tribe since birth ,''Bong salamat '' kafye banwe
Shes from lake sebu tribes..we always visits there very nice lake and place and people and nice foods too..remember catriona gray went there to wear the outfit for her costume talent for miss universe 2018.
A native Filipina singing native song. We don't see that everytime and everywhere in the Philippines because they are tribes living on highlands and mountain regions of different provinces. I hope Indigenous people of the Philippines would be preserve, native filipinos are slowly losing their original identity as the country is going through fast phase environment which affects their living and culture. Many of Filipino culture had been forgotten and slowly fades in history. One example is their own form of writings. I hope lumad people could continue to flourish with their own native ways despite of modernization of the Philippines.
Lumad are the true indigenous people of the Philippines and more ancient origin outdating the religions of the world...for our cultures are aligned with the foundation of the First Temple of Solomon for our people are the doers of the collection and some in construction as they (Escaya of Bohol) claimed
Lumad are the true indigenous people of more ancient origin outdating the religions of the world...for our cultures are aligned with the foundation of the First Temple of Solomon for our people are the doers of the collection and some in construction as they (Escaya of Bohol) claimed
I hope you can also react to Maranao's form of music/song called Kambayok or simply Bayok. Trivia: Maranaos are one of the 14 Bangsamoro tribes (Muslims) in the Philippines.
Don't forget that Islam was introduced in the Philippines in the 15th century. So after Buddhism and Hinduism, Islam was brought to the Philippines before Christianity (namely Catholism). This is similar to the alaskan/tibetan throat chanting/singing.
please please listen to Koyu No Te Bu Lul. Whether the one rendered by Unversity of Mindanao Choir or the one performed by Ateneo de Manila University Choir. It's a T'Boli song
I live here in South Cotabato, and I'm working in an IP(T'boli) Community. Almost all T'boli people are good at singing especially the kids.. This video is ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I believe her name is Y'egas. The uploader of the video went to Lake Sebu i think maybe to interview the indigenous tribe of T'boli. The uploader also mentioned the song was about the beauty of Lake Sebu. This video is outstanding, not only Y'egas has this mesmerizing beauty but the way her eyes glisten everytime she stares on and off the camera is really captivating. Thank you Ovela for honoring the rich culture of Filipino indigenous music. MORE POWER!!! ❤️
I think.. filipinos are related to africans/ALGERIANAS... one evidence is culture.. The tribe that is lost.. the HEBREWS
thank you! i was the one who recorded this amazing woman in lake sebu, t'boli in 2004. cheers!
@@benpadero Kaya pala.. medyo bata pa si Ye'Gas dito... I lived in lake sebu for more than 1 year.. I used to worked in Punta Isla where they are showcasing their culture through dancing, singing and even play their musical instrument (improvised). I also used to handle them just to organized them and someone will lead them.. kasi minsan nagkakagulo din sila eh.. so ako yong taga saway sa kanila at sumbongan din nila taga pag bati sa kanila or if they want something to say sa management ako yong tulay nila.. Hindi pa ata pinanganak si Heart sa time na yan.. siya yong bata na naga sayaw Apo ni Marina... nakakatuwa sarap mag balik tanaw..:) I am so happy for Ye'Gas..:)
@@edisonsogon nice! yes mejo matagal na ito. buhay pa si m'afil that time, yung hegulung player. was able to record him also. i had an amazing time in lake sebu.
I am proud pure blooded tboli😍 thank you for the overwhelming and good reaction of our culture.Thank you for good commenting and you keep us smiling while see your reaction..Thank you...Thank youuuu....God bless
Wow...
Im half T'boli (from mom side) and half Blaan (from dad side).(Kablon, Tupi)
Missed my gran-ma(Yé) (mom side).
She used to sang liked that, when she prepared/cooked.
I have lots of relatives in Lake Sebu and T'boli.
God bless you and your chanel.
I’m a proud T’boli and I can’t believe you reacted to this, I’ve been watching your reactions since 2018. Thank you for reacting to this! ❤
She's singing about the barrier of Tboli people and foreigner which is she called lemikan 😊 she said our country is very far but lemikan not hesitate to visit 😊 I think that's what she said 😊
I admire their culture, I love being with them and other tribes. They're such kind people.
Hi ovela thank you for reacting this video it's my homeland North cotabato Philippines 🇵🇭
What a sweet surprise!!💞💓💖 She made her day ❤ I Love This!!😍🤩🥰
Yeah we're T'boli and I'm proud blaan from the same place also in mindanao ❤️❤️🥰
Wow, ang galing sya feels shy, but what I notice, she is beautiful, a natural beauty of a Filipina
She could do natural autotunes. So amazing
Gosh! I was not expecting this
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA incredible indeed. I guess our tribe has been conquering the world huh! Hihihihi
Thank you so much sir ovela god bless you always love from Philippines🇵🇭❤️
Wow...Ovela...it's pretty deep...🙂 I'm from that place...but I am not part from that minority, I'm an a illongo tribe...but I know how speak their language and we all leaved happily...Tboli culture is very rich...they are very well known as the "Dream Weavers"..those outfit that they made/wore are called T'nalak....and the tourist spots here might not popular but there are bunch of it...you must try to discover this remote areas in the island of Mindanao...plus the fact that you and I loved those kind of music; like chanting, trance, deep voice, mantras....❤️
Hiovela… i found out you have many t’boli subscribers.. and i agree with you.. there are thiusands of indigenous tribes of the Philippines.. although they are sadly “pushed” to the hillsides and mountains.. their rich cultures were very much preserved by their own people.. thank you for reacting to this..!
Its the voice auto tune,no equipment only voice,
Its the time that we filipinos must appreciate all the native songs,
The messages and the substance of the song,
Thanks sir ovela, hope you react more to different filipino tribes songs.
GOD BLESS THE WORLD.
I'm not T'boli but I am from Mindanao and my tribes' folk singing also sound quite similar to this. It's rare to hear it performed these days, so it's always heartwarming when I hear ppl still performing it during festivities.
I'm half and half of two tribes but in both, the songs sound really good but a lot of the times the lyrics are super silly stories, like a guy trying to woo a lady but finding out she's married with 12 kids, or a farmer who runs after his escaped horse and realises he no longer needs one because he's faster so he sells it for better shoes😂
Sooo relaxing and gives tranquility, serenity.. 😍🤗♥️
I really don't understand what she's singing about but I'm so proud of her just because I was born and raised too in Mindanao. We really hope that you give time to visit the Philippines lovela. A lot of vloggers already did. When will it be you next.
This is so near in our town but never been there 😁😁 I've meet some of them but i really don't understand ,for the first time i heard someone sang in thier own dialect ...awesome surely I will go to lake cebu when I go back in the Philippines
When it comes to indigineous or ethnic or tribal music of the philippines check out cordilleran or igorot music that was in luzon. They are the face of ethnic music. Yet majority of the indigenous are all resides in mindanao
You almost know all Filipino song's genre and styles sir Ovela. I hope someday you also share us some of your music/culture you love from your country. We would lv to hear and watch it pls.
That technique of rapid shift of pitch is Yodeling.
Thank you so much'' I'm not a singer but this type off music is what I love, doesn't matter what tribe or country , I'm really I love with this kind ..
Tribal music = eargasm 🇵🇭💜❤️💛🧡💚💙🇵🇭
Even igorot and tinguian tribe of the philipines also have their own chant called "UGGAYAM"
It's good to hear this kind of music
Hi Ovela, I used lived in Lake Sebu for more than 1 year, I worked in Punta Isla Lake Resort, where these indigenous people working to entertain the guests of that Resort by showing their culture through dancing, singing, and even playing native (improvised) musical instruments. You noticed Sir, the way she looked at the person who filming her is like she is flirting with him.. That's actually how their facial expression should be.. They also have this courtship/courting dance the facial expression should be like they are flirting to each other, so its pretty normal.. Correct me if I'm wrong, that's only my observation while I am working with them for a year.
T'boli people are one of a kind! They are the kindest people you'll ever met, so sweet, very approachable, loving, always smiling, and easy to be with. I have a Best Friend named R-jay Alon he is a T'boli and lived there.. He is so sweet and thoughtful and even the entire family SUPER KIND! Shout out BFF!! I love you!!! I miss you!!!
I'm a Filipino, native in Mindanao I heard so many native song, and this is my first time to hear this T'boli tribe song...I don't know, a religious, country song or maybe...
Im proud t'boli😘
Ano po meaning nong kanta?
Ano ang ibig sabihn ng kinanta nya blaan po ako
I worked in Malaysia, in Sabah part for almost 4yrs and i realized some of T'boli words is the same with Malayu languages.
Some numbers, animals, words.the same pronunciation and meaning.
It's because Sabah really belongs to the Philippines. Malaysia is just leasing the land.
I know that girl she's my auntie because im a tboli tribe and im proud 😊💪
Austronesians din sila. same ancestors. I check nyo yung Austronesian expansion sis, actually the Melayu and Indon came from Filipinos, who moved south from Mindanao a very very long time ago :) So we as Filipinos are their ancestor people, and specifically kayo sa Tboli/Blaan tribes, in addition to the Bangsamoro tribes (Meranaw, Magindanawn, Iranun, Tausug, Sama, Yakan etc) and other groups like Subanen, Manuvu, Bagobo, Mansaka etc :)
Did you know that the people of the country of Palau say their ancestors came directly from Mindanao too?
similar din yung mga words nila to languages on Mindanao.
the people of the Philippines fathered and mothered most of Maritime Southeast Asia, and even the Pacific Islands.
Please be proud sis, and share this truth! it's backed by anthropologists! :)
The outfit is called t'nalak..beautiful outfit woven by t'boli tribe
Sounds like auto tune but not. I'm from Mindanao. Plenty of other tribes there. Thank you for featuring this
I laugh so hard when you say,Tau bulul 😅😂 it means a people living in the mountain, Tau means a people or person,Bulul means mountain and you pronounce it pretty well 😇❤️Tau bulul!!
All I say that she's telling a story by singing and the story about the Lake Sebu place and people,such as a parents who's missing their children because they are far from their parents ❤️and a tourist attraction and ofcourse a tboli culture.
And in her song, she's telling an American foreigner or Mlekano who has been visiting in lake sebu and amaze it's views and culture.
I hope I don't get it wrong😇❣️
Tribal chants and music should be heard and preserved and I hope somehow, it can be incorporated to modern music. ❤️
right! like the ones did by enigma, b-tribe and deep forest. i am still in awe how they achieved it.
i noticed you have new set up ur background was beautiful especially the colors combination of blue and pink...
Y'egas song from native song I love this song because he lives and born this place South Cotabato I learn speaking Blaan Tribe since birth ,''Bong salamat '' kafye banwe
Shes singing welcoming visitor im frm south cotabato and immersed in b'laan tribe similar to t'boli
Yes tboli tribe its from to Philippines in South Cotabato🥰🥰🥰
Shes from lake sebu tribes..we always visits there very nice lake and place and people and nice foods too..remember catriona gray went there to wear the outfit for her costume talent for miss universe 2018.
😱
Right!!! Tribal songs of various countries sound almost the same.
A native Filipina singing native song. We don't see that everytime and everywhere in the Philippines because they are tribes living on highlands and mountain regions of different provinces. I hope Indigenous people of the Philippines would be preserve, native filipinos are slowly losing their original identity as the country is going through fast phase environment which affects their living and culture. Many of Filipino culture had been forgotten and slowly fades in history. One example is their own form of writings. I hope lumad people could continue to flourish with their own native ways despite of modernization of the Philippines.
I live here in the adjacent town of T'boli where the T'boli tribes live.
Proud tboli
I know that girl she's my auntie because im a tboli tribe and im proud 😊💪
Thank you sir for the reaction, me too i do not understant the language. But im a Filipino, thank you again sir.
That song it's related to america to visit in Philippines🇵🇭
I'm proud to be tboli
Lumad are the true indigenous people of the Philippines and more ancient origin outdating the religions of the world...for our cultures are aligned with the foundation of the First Temple of Solomon for our people are the doers of the collection and some in construction as they (Escaya of Bohol) claimed
Lumad are the true indigenous people of more ancient origin outdating the religions of the world...for our cultures are aligned with the foundation of the First Temple of Solomon for our people are the doers of the collection and some in construction as they (Escaya of Bohol) claimed
I hope you can also react to Maranao's form of music/song called Kambayok or simply Bayok. Trivia: Maranaos are one of the 14 Bangsamoro tribes (Muslims) in the Philippines.
Don't forget that Islam was introduced in the Philippines in the 15th century. So after Buddhism and Hinduism, Islam was brought to the Philippines before Christianity (namely Catholism). This is similar to the alaskan/tibetan throat chanting/singing.
Beautiful
please please listen to Koyu No Te Bu Lul. Whether the one rendered by Unversity of Mindanao Choir or the one performed by Ateneo de Manila University Choir. It's a T'Boli song
First time hearing this.
,thank you ovela for reacting our yé means nanay ♥️ yégas
I'm from south cotabato koronadal city...
Did you know Filipino was 175 languages in one country only in the Philippines.
Pinoy ba yn'? Akla q Indonesia.. Prang Indonesian language
It's called flalok, Tboli is sister tribe of Blaan .
I am a Filipino and I don't understand her song but I love it I open my mouth and close my eyes while listening ❤..
I am T'boli to
Taga Bolol, i think it means, "from the mountain"
My ancestors is t'boli ovela
Please react klarisse de guzman andJm yosores.... I believe by whitney houston
Please react to Koyu no te bulul a T'boli song by ateneo de manila college glee club.
Haha 😂😂😂😂😂 nice god 🤣🤣🤣 job 👍👍👍
Nice background
Thay tboli attire wore by catriona gray before the actual Ms Universe
wow
The name is Ye Gas. Ye means mrs.
👍💝
So beautiful parin kahit ako nga pinoy hnd maka intindi beautiful parin sayo🤣🤣🤣 Saaaaiinngg ang sinaingg batok batok narinnnnnnn
hindi ba maganda? ang ganda kayaa
ano problema mo?
Ikaw ano din prblema mo kung nag comment ako ganito bakot bawal?
@@titserromelvlogs2430 wag mo na pansinin. di nag develop ng maayos yung utak kaya ayan kinalabasan
Kuya Ovela! 😊👋
Maayo ang lake Sebu kay sa pupuntang America.
The song appreciates Lake Sebu, go to America is not the right option.
🙋🏻♀Kumusta ovela? 🤍
I'm from Filipino but I don't understand what she singing 😭
I think daryl Ong can sing this song... Amazing tunes...
Sounds like old style autotuned song