I'm from the Philippines, and have been studying Filipino folklore and myth. With Sisu and the dragon, the Philippines does have references to the Naga, which is the same Naga found in Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia and Laos. A lot of the written lore was lost during the Spanish occupation of the country, the Naga and Dragons of the Philippines are more than just the Bakunawa. :)
@Low Bro not to cause any arguements. but as per dragons and nagas in the philippines or rather the islands long before they were named. you have to consider that there was an influx of cultures coming in from the the islands of taiwan (non han chinese people) and then the influx of people coming in from indonesia. malaysia and then a wave of beliefs (brought in by trade, migration and movement) such as buddhism and hinduism. these came in way before islam came to the southern islands and parts of the north. and much much earlier than the spanish and catholicism. as per more examples of dragons/nagas, a good example is Lakan Danum (a water deity of the tagalogs, northern tagalogs), he was a dragon/naga who could shapeshift. crocodiles on the other had were called “nuno” by our ancestors, because they believed that they were the reincarnation of the dead. the belief in dragons living in the waters, similar to the thai, cambodian, laotian and veitnamese beliefs also existed. but again the stories were lost due to the spanish coming in and destorying what written records the people had and destroying the oral traditions. as for an explanation, here’s a video that you could get some info from:
Raya is based on several southeast Asian cultures Malay,thai,Indonesian,Brunei,Philippines,Vietnam,Cambodia,Laos,Singapore which makes me so proud to see some Southeast Asian representation
it would be a great thing also if disney make a film that represent the filipino-spanish culture like "encanto" co'z we have a version of it "engkanto"
@Low Bro bruh its a children's movie not a fucking documentary. They only use the culture of SEA as an inspiration so it shouldn't reflect the culture of the region as a whole. TF?
Hello sis! The title said "Every filipino *reference*" in the movie. I actually didn't saw her physical appearance (except for the salakot tho) as a filo but, Raya is a southeast asian princess. So prolly, it's mixed ASEAN culture dndjjssjjz
I believe she is Pinay. She uses kali eskrima lol has a moro dagger . they eat lugaw. I believe she is Filipino but they made sure to involve all of austronesia bcas were all prettyuch the same. Lol
I'm half Filipino and Canadian and Irish and I have special needs and I'm developmentally delayed which means that I learn slower than teenagers and kids my age and I'm 17 years old and I love Sports and the listening music and I love Ube and because it tastes good and I did used to do like some martial arts but it stopped and and it's actually pretty fun and to be honest I love avatar The Last Airbender because it's so diverse and the characters are so good the new Raya The Last Dragon movie is awesome and I love the characters in the animation is stellar by the way I asked my Lola if she would watch it with me and she's kind of busy with housework and cooking so what a good day for me LOL.
Oh my god I relate to this so much! Firstly in the beginning my parents did want my siblings, cousin, and I to eatch this movie to listen for the Tagolog song (but we now knowbit wasn't in the movie). Then my family were also the ones to call out the little Filipino Easter Eggs. I grew up in the U.S. so I wish I was more knowledgeable of Filipino culture, so it was nice to have some of the scenes explained! I so from one Filipino to another, I largely enhoyed his video!
4:50 most Filipino inspired. Maybe Heart? Very tropical naturally surrounded by water;Had Arnis martial arts; I heard originally Cassie Steele was going to voice Raya who is Filipino-Canadian. Kelly Marie Tran was perfection as Raya. But it would have been dope to have a solid Filipina rep in the movie! Would have been nice...
Nice seeing it from different cultural perspective. I hope more southeast asians do this kind of vid explaining from their side of the culture. Greetings from Indo!👋
My Chamorro ancestors came from the Philippines, and so I have a very big appreciation to Filipinos. Our language and culture is pretty similar too. “Guahu si (na’an)” is “ako si (pangalan)” in Filipino meaning “I am (name)”
“This mascot that haunts my dreams at night” me: How dar- **Thinking if it’s actually right** Me: I can actually relate to you- it haunts me… but the chicken is yummy :D
Most likely from articles written by SJWs and Feminists online. Feminists want to sink their disgusting claws into everything and appropriate it to their wishes. I saw several articles that stated another deity was a half woman monster or some bullshit. It's from an unknown culture so it's easy for these idiots online to put some lies up and present them as facts. Remember that monster girl garbage is annoyingly popular...And Feminists are latching on. Especially female monsters that kill and or eat men. 🙄 Bakunawa is a male in my story. And everywhere else I see he is male and is in love with the moon or a woman who has moon influence to her. Like I said, It's easy to make up shit online and shove onto people to believe. Get off the internet. Go read books before 2009 of these ancient mythologies.
@@xidjav1836 yeah, that what my lola said when i was a kid, it's a story of Dragon (Bakunawa) and the 7 Moons, i used to amazed with that story but i completely forget that now
I really liked the movie, I did think the theme could have been handled better and that it was a bit fast paced tho. also Raya and Namaari are super gay, like catradora level gay. (and I am not saying this for the shitton of fanfic I read. noooooooo)
I think they mixed all of SEA together. Like tiny bit of us get thrown into the character instead of define each tribe as each nation. Like I though the Heart tribe was Vietnam since we are mostly friendly through out history try to get bond with other nation, but keep getting attacked. And how the main character call her father as "Ba" with translate from Vietnam literally mean father too. And she was voice by an American with Vietnamese origin. But then again the sword, the fighting art so yeah it's a mixed of us to avoid controversy.
Little Noi, the con baby, is basically the much more badass version of me for the following reasons: 1. She is from Talon, the possibly-most-Filipino and definitely-most-purple group. I'm (half) Filipino and love purple. 2. She literally looks like my baby pictures.
Us Pinoys are Island Southeast Asian Austronesians, we have very little in common with our Mainland Southeast Asian Austroasiatic and our East Asian Sino-Tibetan neighbors. We Austronesians are the Aboriginal Taiwanese, Malaysians, Indonesians, us Pinoys, Micronesians, Polynesians, and even the Malagasy of Madagascar. These are the people who we are related to genetically as well as linguistically hence us being in the Austronesian Ethnolinguistic group. Though I appreciate Raya, even though it mixed Mainland Southeast Asian Austroasiatic cultures with Island Southeast Asian Austronesian cultures, it was written heavily based on the western view that all Asians are the same, in this case being all Southeast Asians are the same, when that isn't the case and never has been. Sure is there influences we borrowed and implemented culturally due to maritime trade and intermarriage between the two separate peoples? Absolutely. But to lump Mainland Southeast Asian Austroasiatic peoples and Island Southeast Asian Austronesian peoples into one group is very historically inaccurate and very western based. This is why I believe Moana was a better representation for Austronesians as a whole, even her pet chicken HeiHei is a reference to Filipinos due to the fact that the oldest livestock fossils found in the Polynesian Islands have genetic origins in the Philippines. Polynesian genetics show an admixture of 80% Austronesian (ISEA) and 20% Australoid (Negrito/Papuan/Melanesian), as well as speak a branch of the Austronesian linguistic family, which can be traced back to the Kankanaey tribe of Luzon who intermarried with the Australoid Negrito, Papuan and Melanesian people, once they got to Papua and the Melanesian Islands, to create the Proto-Polynesian Lapita culture, who later became the Polynesians we know today. Even the Outrigger Canoes and Catamaran ships used in the movie were first created in Island Southeast Asia and is how all Austronesian people traveled the seas, even still to this day, including the people who would ultimately become the Micronesians and Polynesians. No I am not here to say Moana was Filipino, not at all actually, but she is Austronesian. Us Austronesians are just one family, many tribes, separated by thousands of miles of ocean, it is a beautiful thing. Though our Ancient culture has been fragmented into separate subgroups and have many differences between the various groups, we are still related genetically and linguistically. We are the original people of the seas. From our theorized homeland of Taiwan, to the West in Madagascar, to the Easter and Hawaiian Islands in the East, all the way to New Zealand to the South, and everything in between. It is our forgotten history that was watered down and almost destroyed due to colonialism.
she is not just a Filipino she is a southeast asian her name is like indonesian song called indonesia raya which means great indonesia & her sword named keris that came from indonesia & malaysia & there is batik & she is using pencak silat so is like karate but from Indonesia soooo seee sheee issss not just A FILIPINO She Is A *SOUTHEAST ASIAN*
Let me deduct that, It's Indian names with Chinese mythology with silat, arnis, and muay Thai. Namaari and Raya did some muay Thai and silat moves in the fight scene in spine
I didn't Even Notice that Raya weapon is Arnis B'cuz I MOST Focused On The Movie And The Situation 😂 haha Edit: Also The Sakalot Ba Yun? i didn't even notice that one Too...Everything Cause I Enjoy The Movie A Lot🥰 Edit Again: I Finished Raya Today 11 00 PM AHHAHA☺️
The same excitement I got when I realized as a 2nd Gen Panameña 🇵🇦 that Encánto wasn't Mexican but *Colombian.* Sure sure Not Panameño (no one knows about that country) but daaaamn I was losing it as I recognized so much from my 2nd home country's culture. I mean, we were under Colombia's rule for a loooong time. We broke away and gained our independence in November 3 in 1903 from Colombia (now THAT would be an interesting movie). Anyway I just watched Raya and I found it enjoyable and tried to find mythological things and tidbits from the Philippines and other places. I heard Hindu names like Aditya (Surya the sun god) and Pangu which if memory serves me, in Chinese mythology he brought forth existence I think, out of an egg. In the movie he is Sisu's OLDER brother, so there you go. BTW, Bakunawa is my favorite Filipino creature love that you brought him up here. Was writing a story of dragons all over the world and he is one of them. 😁
Filipino culture has been so Hispanicized that there are barely any traces of the root culture. It's not as widely represented in this movie because other SEA countries have their ancestral culture far more intact than the Philippines.
I like how you put some scene from hayop ka animation and i was surprised cuz i know its a bit uhh uhh look im a family friendly guy so i won't say it is you wanna know just search it
I know it is ASEAN inspired disney movie and we are part of ASEAN but actually I don't really feel our culture in this movie or maybe I saw about 10% (but I like the movie Raya), in fact I mostly feel our culture in disney coco movie even it is mexican inspired, maybe because of colonization of spaniards.
Nah I’m Filipino and I definitely felt represented more by this than Coco. Coco was Mexican, and didn’t look like us, share any of the same foods, music, or culture that was Filipino. This one actually HAD Filipino MARTIAL ARTS! The martial arts was inspired by Filipino martial arts!! Plus Raya totally looked Filipino! Coco looked Mexican, and not at all Filipino.
Long time ago , Philipines was once part of the united south east asian empire called the Majapahit empire. until the Spaniard came and pillaged the island.
I love the fact Disney tried to add more representation, but the message is hammered in and isn't a really good one in all honesty, as a fellow Filipino, I'm gonna have to rate it a 6.5/10 Also Namari just sucks
You sound filipino to me, and you have a bit of the accent seeping thru at times. Then that must mean you’re not really a “banana” as you make it seem to be
We can't blame em- They're really hungry for representation and you won't feel that with Raya since she's too mixed with other cultures to the point you won't even feel the part that's supposed to be yours Encanto on the other hand sticks with Colombian Hispanic culture which Filipinos somewhat have some sort of relatibility with Like Mirabel literally calls her Uncle Bruno "tiyo" in Filipino we use "tito" for the same purpose And the architecture that you see in Raya? You won't find that in The Philippines, pre-colonial Filipinos build with wood that were easily destroyed decades later so what we Filipinos see as "Filipino Architecture" is what the Spanish brought to us- The architecture in Encanto is similar to Filipino architecture What you saw in Encanto? You can find that in The Philippines but what you saw in Raya? You can't find that here, it didn't exist (other than the bahay kubo in the background of some scenes) Even the name "Encanto" it's a word Filipinos use often for mythical creatures "Engkanto"
Southeast Asian but Philippines is not part of the inspiration!!! Hehehehe... Us Filipinos needs to stop claiming nor assuming if they really don't want us to be part of it!!! Philippines is never been mentioned to all interviews relating to this movie... Hehehe... Not a biggie and let's all move on!!!
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"This mascot that haunts my dreams at night"
**Cries in chickenjoy**
I'M NOT GULITY ABOUT GOING CLOSE TO THIS MASCOT SINCE I WAS A SHITTY CHILD. 😂😂😂😂
I love Jollibee, but Twirly is my favorite among all the Jollibee mascots.
Can i get uhhh.... ✨jOlLiToWeL✨
*cries in yum burger*
* cries in mayo-free Yumburgers *
I'm from the Philippines, and have been studying Filipino folklore and myth. With Sisu and the dragon, the Philippines does have references to the Naga, which is the same Naga found in Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia and Laos. A lot of the written lore was lost during the Spanish occupation of the country, the Naga and Dragons of the Philippines are more than just the Bakunawa. :)
@Low Bro not to cause any arguements. but as per dragons and nagas in the philippines or rather the islands long before they were named. you have to consider that there was an influx of cultures coming in from the the islands of taiwan (non han chinese people) and then the influx of people coming in from indonesia. malaysia and then a wave of beliefs (brought in by trade, migration and movement) such as buddhism and hinduism. these came in way before islam came to the southern islands and parts of the north. and much much earlier than the spanish and catholicism. as per more examples of dragons/nagas, a good example is Lakan Danum (a water deity of the tagalogs, northern tagalogs), he was a dragon/naga who could shapeshift. crocodiles on the other had were called “nuno” by our ancestors, because they believed that they were the reincarnation of the dead. the belief in dragons living in the waters, similar to the thai, cambodian, laotian and veitnamese beliefs also existed. but again the stories were lost due to the spanish coming in and destorying what written records the people had and destroying the oral traditions. as for an explanation, here’s a video that you could get some info from:
@@wenshuenkung2049 Bullshit
I'm now interested in the martial arts you talked about. Thanks for sharing your culture.
Raya is based on several southeast Asian cultures Malay,thai,Indonesian,Brunei,Philippines,Vietnam,Cambodia,Laos,Singapore which makes me so proud to see some Southeast Asian representation
it would be a great thing also if disney make a film that represent the filipino-spanish culture like "encanto" co'z we have a version of it "engkanto"
@@dre.officialytchannel242 mmmm I myself prefer the more “pre-colonial” era
Right tama
@@dre.officialytchannel242 engcanto is actually a Philippines mythology Spanish adapt it
Raya is definitely South-East Asian for sure.
Thanks for the video Toonstarterz.
i’m really happy Disney’s exploring so many cultures, it’s interesting to learn about other people’s traditions!
@Low Bro bruh its a children's movie not a fucking documentary. They only use the culture of SEA as an inspiration so it shouldn't reflect the culture of the region as a whole. TF?
Raya is based on southeast asia so there are multiple filipino features that can be seen in the movie but I really don't think it makes her filipino
Hello sis! The title said "Every filipino *reference*" in the movie. I actually didn't saw her physical appearance (except for the salakot tho) as a filo but, Raya is a southeast asian princess. So prolly, it's mixed ASEAN culture dndjjssjjz
@@allyzaroche105 Oh no, I was talking about what was said in the video~ not the title~
@@I.YanaCeee omg, sorry if I misunderstood you. Anyways, have a nice day! ❣️
I believe she is Pinay. She uses kali eskrima lol has a moro dagger . they eat lugaw. I believe she is Filipino but they made sure to involve all of austronesia bcas were all prettyuch the same. Lol
She's Austronesian/Austroasiatic in general she can't be tied down to one country
Even though those are 2 different races-
I'm half Filipino and Canadian and Irish and I have special needs and I'm developmentally delayed which means that I learn slower than teenagers and kids my age and I'm 17 years old and I love Sports and the listening music and I love Ube and because it tastes good and I did used to do like some martial arts but it stopped and and it's actually pretty fun and to be honest I love avatar The Last Airbender because it's so diverse and the characters are so good the new Raya The Last Dragon movie is awesome and I love the characters in the animation is stellar by the way I asked my Lola if she would watch it with me and she's kind of busy with housework and cooking so what a good day for me LOL.
Love this video!! I’m all for Filipino representation in cartoons and pop culture! 🇵🇭🇵🇭
Oh my god I relate to this so much! Firstly in the beginning my parents did want my siblings, cousin, and I to eatch this movie to listen for the Tagolog song (but we now knowbit wasn't in the movie). Then my family were also the ones to call out the little Filipino Easter Eggs. I grew up in the U.S. so I wish I was more knowledgeable of Filipino culture, so it was nice to have some of the scenes explained! I so from one Filipino to another, I largely enhoyed his video!
4:50 most Filipino inspired. Maybe Heart? Very tropical naturally surrounded by water;Had Arnis martial arts; I heard originally Cassie Steele was going to voice Raya who is Filipino-Canadian. Kelly Marie Tran was perfection as Raya. But it would have been dope to have a solid Filipina rep in the movie! Would have been nice...
0:22 usa: OMG MY SON!!!! HE DID IT!!!!
Nice seeing it from different cultural perspective. I hope more southeast asians do this kind of vid explaining from their side of the culture.
Greetings from Indo!👋
i started crying when you said “this mascot that hunts my dreams”
My Chamorro ancestors came from the Philippines, and so I have a very big appreciation to Filipinos. Our language and culture is pretty similar too. “Guahu si (na’an)” is “ako si (pangalan)” in Filipino meaning “I am (name)”
"this mascot hunts my dreams"
*stares at jollibee*
probably because of the fangame or just jollibee being a mascot
this video is so underrated.. thanks for sharing accurate filipino references..
“This mascot that haunts my dreams at night”
me: How dar-
**Thinking if it’s actually right**
Me: I can actually relate to you- it haunts me… but the chicken is yummy :D
That was very informative. This culture is so inspiring. Thank you for making this video
I got super excited that Raya has the same hair!!!!!!
I frequently hear from people and from the internet that The Bakunawa is a woman. Also, she’s a goddess.
Depends on the region. Some it is a 7Moon eater from the lonli pits of the lake. Or a spiteful Naga
Most likely from articles written by SJWs and Feminists online. Feminists want to sink their disgusting claws into everything and appropriate it to their wishes.
I saw several articles that stated another deity was a half woman monster or some bullshit. It's from an unknown culture so it's easy for these idiots online to put some lies up and present them as facts.
Remember that monster girl garbage is annoyingly popular...And Feminists are latching on. Especially female monsters that kill and or eat men. 🙄
Bakunawa is a male in my story. And everywhere else I see he is male and is in love with the moon or a woman who has moon influence to her.
Like I said, It's easy to make up shit online and shove onto people to believe. Get off the internet. Go read books before 2009 of these ancient mythologies.
@@xidjav1836 yeah, that what my lola said when i was a kid, it's a story of Dragon (Bakunawa) and the 7 Moons, i used to amazed with that story but i completely forget that now
I really liked the movie, I did think the theme could have been handled better and that it was a bit fast paced tho. also Raya and Namaari are super gay, like catradora level gay. (and I am not saying this for the shitton of fanfic I read. noooooooo)
Rooting for these two but only after they work on their trust issues.
@@pimpsalsa5098 exactly
Or why cant they just be tom boys?
Why gay?
gotta love representation when we can't even watch it locally because disney+ ain't available here (:
I want a Raya and The Last Dragon show to flesh out the characters and the locations seen in the movie
My inner Filipino cries out in joy.
I think they mixed all of SEA together. Like tiny bit of us get thrown into the character instead of define each tribe as each nation.
Like I though the Heart tribe was Vietnam since we are mostly friendly through out history try to get bond with other nation, but keep getting attacked. And how the main character call her father as "Ba" with translate from Vietnam literally mean father too. And she was voice by an American with Vietnamese origin. But then again the sword, the fighting art so yeah it's a mixed of us to avoid controversy.
I was waiting for this
I go to pasay and i won in a game and my reward is a sack of rice
The full official music video GABAY by KZ TANDINGAN is now available on the Official TH-cam Channel of DisneyMusicAsiaVEVO
5:40 it would have been perfect, tho rather obvious, if the town had an iconic waterfall. Bcs Talon literally means a waterfall
A lot of Staffs in making the Raya movie are mostly FIL-AM animators. 🇵🇭
Little Noi, the con baby, is basically the much more badass version of me for the following reasons:
1. She is from Talon, the possibly-most-Filipino and definitely-most-purple group. I'm (half) Filipino and love purple.
2. She literally looks like my baby pictures.
same jaja
"Hiraya Manawari...Hiraya Manawari..🎶
Good to know the movie handled it well 😊
I actually know how to use Arnis cause of my dad and grandpa I basically picked it up
i think queens in pre colonial PH also wore the salakot kinda like a crown since it hid them from the sun's rays
Oo nga nung bata palang si raya muka syang filipina character
Us Pinoys are Island Southeast Asian Austronesians, we have very little in common with our Mainland Southeast Asian Austroasiatic and our East Asian Sino-Tibetan neighbors. We Austronesians are the Aboriginal Taiwanese, Malaysians, Indonesians, us Pinoys, Micronesians, Polynesians, and even the Malagasy of Madagascar. These are the people who we are related to genetically as well as linguistically hence us being in the Austronesian Ethnolinguistic group. Though I appreciate Raya, even though it mixed Mainland Southeast Asian Austroasiatic cultures with Island Southeast Asian Austronesian cultures, it was written heavily based on the western view that all Asians are the same, in this case being all Southeast Asians are the same, when that isn't the case and never has been. Sure is there influences we borrowed and implemented culturally due to maritime trade and intermarriage between the two separate peoples? Absolutely. But to lump Mainland Southeast Asian Austroasiatic peoples and Island Southeast Asian Austronesian peoples into one group is very historically inaccurate and very western based. This is why I believe Moana was a better representation for Austronesians as a whole, even her pet chicken HeiHei is a reference to Filipinos due to the fact that the oldest livestock fossils found in the Polynesian Islands have genetic origins in the Philippines. Polynesian genetics show an admixture of 80% Austronesian (ISEA) and 20% Australoid (Negrito/Papuan/Melanesian), as well as speak a branch of the Austronesian linguistic family, which can be traced back to the Kankanaey tribe of Luzon who intermarried with the Australoid Negrito, Papuan and Melanesian people, once they got to Papua and the Melanesian Islands, to create the Proto-Polynesian Lapita culture, who later became the Polynesians we know today. Even the Outrigger Canoes and Catamaran ships used in the movie were first created in Island Southeast Asia and is how all Austronesian people traveled the seas, even still to this day, including the people who would ultimately become the Micronesians and Polynesians. No I am not here to say Moana was Filipino, not at all actually, but she is Austronesian. Us Austronesians are just one family, many tribes, separated by thousands of miles of ocean, it is a beautiful thing. Though our Ancient culture has been fragmented into separate subgroups and have many differences between the various groups, we are still related genetically and linguistically. We are the original people of the seas. From our theorized homeland of Taiwan, to the West in Madagascar, to the Easter and Hawaiian Islands in the East, all the way to New Zealand to the South, and everything in between. It is our forgotten history that was watered down and almost destroyed due to colonialism.
Disclaimer: I forgot to mention the Kra-Dai peoples of Mainland Southeast Asia as well.
Damn
Jollibee Haunts Your Dreams At Night Lol
Im still training arnis which is what raya used to 'fight' his father at the beggining of the movie
You are absolutely right!
You forgot the Mangga, Anahaw, and Hospitality which is shown in the film
I'm pure Filipino and okay
she is not just a Filipino she is a southeast asian
her name is like indonesian song called indonesia raya which means great indonesia & her sword named keris that came from indonesia & malaysia & there is batik & she is using pencak silat so is like karate but from Indonesia
soooo seee sheee issss not just A FILIPINO She Is A *SOUTHEAST ASIAN*
Bruh haha there just brothers
Let me deduct that,
It's Indian names with Chinese mythology with silat, arnis, and muay Thai. Namaari and Raya did some muay Thai and silat moves in the fight scene in spine
I didn't Even Notice that Raya weapon is Arnis B'cuz I MOST Focused On The Movie And The Situation 😂 haha
Edit: Also The Sakalot Ba Yun? i didn't even notice that one Too...Everything Cause I Enjoy The Movie A Lot🥰
Edit Again: I Finished Raya Today 11 00 PM AHHAHA☺️
**cries in pineapple refresher**
What are feelings about the fact that the cast don't have enough Asia-Pacific people?
Also, can you do a review on "DuckTales(2017)" finale?
You mean Southeast Asian? LOL@Asia-Pacific it's ok to be Asian Filipinos LOL
@@polyso5123 Ok.
As for your possible review for the "DuckTales (2017)” finale?
She's Southeast Asian, not just Filipino
Yeah
This mascott that hunts my dreams At night - - - > Jollibee 😜🤣😂😅🤣
Kz tandingan is also known
For intense makeup
The same excitement I got when I realized as a 2nd Gen Panameña 🇵🇦 that Encánto wasn't Mexican but *Colombian.* Sure sure Not Panameño (no one knows about that country) but daaaamn I was losing it as I recognized so much from my 2nd home country's culture. I mean, we were under Colombia's rule for a loooong time. We broke away and gained our independence in November 3 in 1903 from Colombia (now THAT would be an interesting movie).
Anyway I just watched Raya and I found it enjoyable and tried to find mythological things and tidbits from the Philippines and other places. I heard Hindu names like Aditya (Surya the sun god) and Pangu which if memory serves me, in Chinese mythology he brought forth existence I think, out of an egg. In the movie he is Sisu's OLDER brother, so there you go.
BTW, Bakunawa is my favorite Filipino creature love that you brought him up here. Was writing a story of dragons all over the world and he is one of them. 😁
Filipino culture has been so Hispanicized that there are barely any traces of the root culture. It's not as widely represented in this movie because other SEA countries have their ancestral culture far more intact than the Philippines.
The same we called it Khmer Pride. Well for me I think
I like how you put some scene from hayop ka animation and i was surprised cuz i know its a bit uhh uhh look im a family friendly guy so i won't say it is you wanna know just search it
Literally the only thing that was distinctly filipino was the sword and the kali sticks.
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I kind of thinking is there a new raya movie its just a good movie sequel
"Kumandra is a kingdom not a world"?🤔
Don't forget Raya name is from Indonesia, Malay and Brunei, like National Anthem Indonesia is Indonesia Raya (Indonesia Great/Big) 😎
In Malay Raya means celebration
I thought I was the only one who those two were gay. I mean, Idc 🤷🏽♀️ but yeah I noticed it
I am from malaysia keris in raya
Wait- bakunawa lived in water- and the last dragon lived in water-
UBE B-DAY CAKE
We use "Arnis" on FieldDemo.
This is one of the gayest things Disney ever made and they are making the owl house... so it is pretty good 😊
I know it is ASEAN inspired disney movie and we are part of ASEAN but actually I don't really feel our culture in this movie or maybe I saw about 10% (but I like the movie Raya), in fact I mostly feel our culture in disney coco movie even it is mexican inspired, maybe because of colonization of spaniards.
Nah I’m Filipino and I definitely felt represented more by this than Coco. Coco was Mexican, and didn’t look like us, share any of the same foods, music, or culture that was Filipino. This one actually HAD Filipino MARTIAL ARTS! The martial arts was inspired by Filipino martial arts!! Plus Raya totally looked Filipino! Coco looked Mexican, and not at all Filipino.
She's no Filipino, she's a south asian, like every country in there, but people call the movie like a disappointment.
Fr she also wears thai traditional cloth
Southeast asian, not.south asian
Long time ago , Philipines was once part of the united south east asian empire called the Majapahit empire. until the Spaniard came and pillaged the island.
Only Southern Philippines was part of Majapahit, The Philippines was never united before Spanish colonization
UBE YUMaA
Sasapakin kita hindi na kaka takot si jollibee
HEEEEEEYYYYYY
I'm pillipino yahooooooooooooooo kuya
Ahora Disney lo hará en mi país 🇨🇴
¡¡¡Dios mío, es BRUNO!!!
dang I kinda feel sorry for you for not listening to enough OPM that you had to research who KZ Tandingan is
Um Sisu’s heaviest inspiration is the thai water dragon.
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I love the fact Disney tried to add more representation, but the message is hammered in and isn't a really good one in all honesty, as a fellow Filipino, I'm gonna have to rate it a 6.5/10
Also Namari just sucks
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You sound filipino to me, and you have a bit of the accent seeping thru at times. Then that must mean you’re not really a “banana” as you make it seem to be
Ai!!! I. Filipino ❤️
What's the animation with the animals called?
"Hayop Ka!"
@@skeletonentertainment4201 ty
There is palitaw
Pencal silat
you forgot something vice ganda
BAHAY KUBO MUNIT
I am fillifino
Hahahahahahah okay😉 👍charr
Raya is indonesia raya
Im filipino
Hi ako po si ayanna I'm the filipino
Filipino claimed that Encanto is Filipino...
We can't blame em- They're really hungry for representation and you won't feel that with Raya since she's too mixed with other cultures to the point you won't even feel the part that's supposed to be yours
Encanto on the other hand sticks with Colombian Hispanic culture which Filipinos somewhat have some sort of relatibility with
Like Mirabel literally calls her Uncle Bruno "tiyo" in Filipino we use "tito" for the same purpose
And the architecture that you see in Raya? You won't find that in The Philippines, pre-colonial Filipinos build with wood that were easily destroyed decades later so what we Filipinos see as "Filipino Architecture" is what the Spanish brought to us- The architecture in Encanto is similar to Filipino architecture
What you saw in Encanto? You can find that in The Philippines but what you saw in Raya? You can't find that here, it didn't exist (other than the bahay kubo in the background of some scenes)
Even the name "Encanto" it's a word Filipinos use often for mythical creatures "Engkanto"
Shes actually filipina raya is filipina
I think raya is Indonesian
RAYA IS SOUTH EAST ASIAN😐. NOT JUST INDONESIAN
@@animosity8280 south east Asian is not a country
No it's not.. She is embodied South East Asians..
So pretty much non existant
raya is filipino
I have several questions;
How do girls become gay😆
Taga pilipinas rin ako,tama siya
Southeast Asian but Philippines is not part of the inspiration!!! Hehehehe... Us Filipinos needs to stop claiming nor assuming if they really don't want us to be part of it!!! Philippines is never been mentioned to all interviews relating to this movie... Hehehe... Not a biggie and let's all move on!!!
Your from Pilipins?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!!??!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!??!?!??!?!?!?!?!?? I am from the Pilipins yay adda ti tao na taga Pilipins😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😀😄😀😄😀😄😄😄😀😄😀😄😄😀😀😄😄😀😄😀😄😀😄😀😄😀😄😄