Bottom line is that this song speaks more about HYPOCRISY. One line literally says there's a woman in a jeepney (a public transport) praying using a rosary with eyes closed. She said to the driver, she needs to be dropped off at the convent but the driver said he needs to stop at the proper jeepney stop because there's a traffic enforcer and that he might get caught if he didn't follow the rule. The woman got mad and won't stop cursing because of the inconvenience.
Hypocrisy on its finest .up to this day..How could people learned.?tssk..PH music..are on another level..but Majority of Local talents..not given a chance to..perform on higher stage..Thats why...were underrated.riltok..
Exactly why I stopped going to church when I was still in the Philippines. I witnessed this one lady who was cursing at a little boy (a street vendor selling flowers) for going up to her asking if she would like to buy some flowers. And she just yelled at him and said “aga aga nangungulit ka! Umuwi ka na lang imbis na nambubuwisit ka dito!
I guess we shouldn't judge the Church based on a number of people who doesn't follow the Church's teachings and just cover their true colors by pretense. If people follows the Church's teachings wholeheartedly, they wouldn't be acting the same way as the woman in the song did. Anyway, what a classic song.🙂
@@kamelyoj3711 tama ewan yung mga kabataan ngayon di ko maintindahan ang mga trip na music (trash like those K-Poops, etc.) bumaba na ata yung standard ng music ngayon maliban sa iilan.. still OPM is the best!!
Daaaaang! what a collaboration!! Sr Joey Ayala and Sr Dong Abay. What a sick performance. both of them have the biggest contribution and influence of what music in the Philippines today. classic
these two men are social, political, and environmental activists, the lyrics of their songs always hit the bullseye. Fact Dong Abay once strapped himself to a tree to protest the uprooting of it.Banal na aso" holy dog", santong kabayo " Saint horse" i'm laughing hihihihi.
The song is pure sarcasm to people's hypocrisy! Its composition might seem eccentric, just like Yano, but it was very popular in the 90's - the era defined by the youth's angst and cynicism! Thus, the emergence of grunge and alternative music - anything and everything other than mainstream/pop!
i still think the ORIGINAL version os WORTH CHECKING OUT. it's a totally different vibe than this one. of. course studio versions are made to appeal to everyone and it's the version that every Filipino LOVED. i really hope you do, Waleska and Efra. it HITS DIFFERENT.
Yano is one of my all time band favorites from the Philippines. Their songs are all social commentaries. Tsinelas is a great song too. I don't think Yano have a bad song. True musicians. Thank you for reacting to them. Dong Abay is a pillar of Philippine music. You can tell by just watching them that they breathe and live for music.
I loved 90's Alternative Band Yano/ The Youth/ Alamid/ Ereaseerheads/ Rivermaya/ The Dawn/ After Image/ The Teeth/ Siakol/ Grin Department/ Rockstar/ The Weed/ Razorback/ Wolfgang/ Parokya ni Edgar/ and many more...!🤩 That is why i study playing guitar because of them. 90's band is a big influencer of their era.🤘we called their songs Tunog Kalye.
Nice to know you are reactiing to this song from 90's band Yano. You can do check also version of Janine Berdin during here performance in Tawag Ng Tanghalan
There's a Joke about how they got their name YANO. There's this PUB in Q.C. where they perform. They were practically new to the scene and people don't know much about them. One night when they were performing and guest were starting to come in and warm up to them, one customer was outside wanting to get in and ask the guy at the door what band was playing and the Guy at the door replied: "Yan Oh!" which means "That One" (which aslo meant "those guys") pointing at the band onstage. Hence the name caught on and everyone was calling them Yan Oh eventually became YANO.. Dong Abay the lead singer told that story hehehe.
That song is about hypocrisy... people who appeared religious outside.. but their true characters shows whenever some situations come up.. He compare them to banal na aso (holy dog; saintly horse) santong kabayo..
One of the very bests of eternal Pinoy Rock! The hype, the rise of adrenalin, you cannot just listen to this, it will force you to be with it and its spirit that lingers through in the midst of many kinds of songs and lyrics nowadays. I am 68 but this happened during our prime times, but yet when i hear of this, my body starts to move, and i begin to sing along with it.
It was inspired by the band’s vocalist, Dong Abay’s experience, while he was riding a jeep. Abay shared his story with guitarist Eric Gancio, who thought it would make for a really good record. When Dong arrived at the gate of our house, he told what happened to him in the jeepney. With an old woman in front of him, holding a rosary, closing his eyes, praying," Gancio said as he looked back. That experience became the first line of the song. "The Holy Dog is about hypocrites," he said. "We're not hitting anything here." "'The intention of the song is to arouse, not you, but me. I myself," "Why don't we move here to teachings about progress, happiness? Non-judgemental?” Gancio admitted that it wasn’t easy to write Banal na Aso. "In the back of my mind, 'Are you really determined to write this?'" he revealed. by: Summit OG Channel (reportr.world)
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Dong Abay is awesome. One of the pillars of alternative music in the Philippines. And with Joey Ayala no less! One of the most respected songwriters and singers in OPM. You should check out Joey Ayala’s performances as well as those of Gary Granada. This song is a classic because it’s always relevant. There are hypocrites everywhere you go.
Yano, The Youth, Wuds, Philippine Violators are the 90s bands for me that really spoke of the realities of society, probably not just in the Philippines but in general as well. Oh dang, sessions at the old Club Dredd along EDSA are definitely the highlights of my youth.
Me too bro. Never been to the Dredd but I am well aware of it. I hit up Mayrics and other joints nearby. Teeth, Wolfgang before they made it big. 105.9 Got me into the bands you mentioned. Erectus, Datu's Tribe, Balahibongpoosa to name a few. I've seen Foo, Tool, Deftones, Gojira, Bruno Mars but nothing matches live music in the Philippines. It doesn;t matter if it's a karaoke or kanto inuman session and a guitar.
This is one among three low-key 90s alternative rock hits that i enjoyed listening to back then. The other two were "Long Hair" by Weedd and "Esem" also by Yano. 😎
Joey Ayala is a legend very pinoy sound (sounds like tribal sometimes) please react more of his songs. Dong Abay is also one of my favorite🥰. Thanks for rv
Dong Abay was from my uni and I used to see him on campus just walking around. First time I saw him perform was on campus (we have a huge week-long fair where all the top OPM artists perform one after another in a sort of music festival, plus other concerts held on campus and organized by student organizations.) He’s a very charismatic performer, you can’t take your eyes off him while he’s on stage. This was my generation’s music, and it blows my mind that it has reached you all the way there so many years later. Thank you for the trip down memory lane. 🥰
Joey's band is called/named Joey Ayala at ang Bagong Lumad. Bago means new, change or alter. Lumad is a native. So bagong lumad can be translated to Altered Native or alternative.
when I was in San Miguel Beer Davao Brewery way back 2004..Sir Erick singer-songwriter performed for us in front exclusive..What a great song and performance..its like listening to the original song..but this is also great considering he is the frontman of the band before..
aside from janine's, one of the most memorable interpretation of this song for me would be the one by that pilipinas got talent contestant. he was amazing af.
KUMBENTO- actually came from spanish word CONVENTO=, meaning convent, cloister, or monastery. The word has been philipinized kinda like Kumusta from como esta. C=K, V=B.
i remember one of my classmate during highschool days kasikatan nang kantang to, kinanta nya ito sa isang choir audition.. first line palang yung.. "hihihihi", pinatigil na sya.. di na gets nung choir instructor/trainor yung kanta.
Ano man ang iyong ginagawa sa iyong kapatid, ay siya ring ginagawa mo sa akin. Whatever you do with your brothers/sisters (or can be translated as anyone part of the society), is also you are doing to me. (God)
This reggae type version is great but I still would have liked for you guys to have listened to the original version as it packs a bit more punch in my opinion.
*Translated Lyrics* *Hihihihi* Hihihihi *A lady sat across from me in the jeep* * Kaharap ko sa dyip ang isang ale *Saying the rosary with her eyes closed* Nagrorosaryo mata niya'y nakapikit *She wanted to get off at the convent* Pumara sa may kumbento *The driver said at the bus stop or we'll get busted* Sa babaan lang po sabi ng tsuper** kase me naghuhuli *The lady started cursing* Mura pa rin nang mura ang ale *Holy dog, Saintly Horse* Banal na aso santong kabayo *I'm laughing* Natatawa ako hihihihi *Holy dog, Saintly Horse* Banal na aso santong kabayo *I'm laughing hihihihi* Natatawa ako hihihihi *At you* Sa 'yo *A man was preaching on the street* Nangangaral sa kalye ang isang lalake *A young beggar asked for money* Hiningan ng pera ng batang pulubi *Sorry, he said, it's for the temple* Pasensya na para daw sa templo *For food, said the child* Pangkain lang po sabi ng paslit *Really can't* Talagang di ba pupwede *The man moved* Lumipat ng pwesto ang lalake *Holy dog, Saintly Horse* Banal na aso santong kabayo *I'm laughing hihihihi* Natatawa ako hihihihi *Holy dog, Saintly Horse* Banal na aso santong kabayo *I'm laughing hihihihi* Natatawa ako hihihihi *At you* Sa 'yo *Whatever you do to your brother* Anuman ang iyong ginagawa sa iyong kapatid *You are doing the same to me* Ay siya ring ginagawa mo sa akin *Whatever you do to your brother* Anuman ang iyong ginagawa sa iyong kapatid *You are doing the same to me* Ay siya ring ginagawa mo sa akin *Holy dog, Saintly Horse* Banal na aso santong kabayo *I'm laughing hihihihi* Natatawa ako hihihihi *Holy dog, Saintly Horse* Banal na aso santong kabayo *I'm laughing hihihihi* Natatawa ako hihihihi *At you* Sa 'yo *At you* Sa 'yo *hihihihi* Hihihihi * Filipino public transportation ** Tsuper means someone who drives public transportation for a living. In some areas the is exclusively referring to Jeepney drivers.
This song is actually talks about those people who always acted like a saint, innocent or godly that is too good to be true where in fact in reality they're actually an animal or false prophets who come to you in sheep's clothing. Thus, says the lyrics "holy dog and saintly horse."
There are different back stories of how they came up with their name. One would be that YA is American slang for "Yeah" which means "Yes" and then it's followed by "No". This somehow represents their lyrics and opinions and statements etc... To convey extreme opposites and/or paradox of things in life general...
For those OPM lovers, Please Don't forget JUAN DELA CRUZ band. I grew up listening to the Rock Legend Mr. Pepe smith and pinoys now have forgotten old Filipino rock.
Opm? There's JUAN dela Cruz band, Mike Hanopol, Hotdogs, Celeste Legaspi, Corita, , Ryan Cayabyab and more. These are the musicians that stood out before the Gary Vs, Regines etc. There's also Gary Granada and Tito Mina
And that what we called "tunog kalye" and that song is one of the best or greatest tunog kalye OPM song here in Phil. 😁😁😁 you can both try next reaction content the song mukhang pera by the youth
Now that you’ve listens to Dong Abay, I think you could check out Radioactive Sago Project next. They’re an alternative rock band with heavy influences in Jazz and Latin music. The lead vocalist, Lourd de Veyra, is not a singer, he’s more of a poet, and he poetically rants over the bands jazzy arrangements. Really unique, very satirical and comedic, but very insightful to Filipino culture. I recommend listening to “gusto ko ng baboy” ‘I want pig’
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Bottom line is that this song speaks more about HYPOCRISY. One line literally says there's a woman in a jeepney (a public transport) praying using a rosary with eyes closed. She said to the driver, she needs to be dropped off at the convent but the driver said he needs to stop at the proper jeepney stop because there's a traffic enforcer and that he might get caught if he didn't follow the rule. The woman got mad and won't stop cursing because of the inconvenience.
Hypocrisy on its finest .up to this day..How could people learned.?tssk..PH music..are on another level..but Majority of Local talents..not given a chance to..perform on higher stage..Thats why...were underrated.riltok..
perfect example of this hypocrisy is mayor sanchez. f*ck that monster.
Exactly why I stopped going to church when I was still in the Philippines. I witnessed this one lady who was cursing at a little boy (a street vendor selling flowers) for going up to her asking if she would like to buy some flowers. And she just yelled at him and said “aga aga nangungulit ka! Umuwi ka na lang imbis na nambubuwisit ka dito!
I guess we shouldn't judge the Church based on a number of people who doesn't follow the Church's teachings and just cover their true colors by pretense. If people follows the Church's teachings wholeheartedly, they wouldn't be acting the same way as the woman in the song did.
Anyway, what a classic song.🙂
@@kamelyoj3711 tama ewan yung mga kabataan ngayon di ko maintindahan ang mga trip na music (trash like those K-Poops, etc.) bumaba na ata yung standard ng music ngayon maliban sa iilan.. still OPM is the best!!
Daaaaang! what a collaboration!! Sr Joey Ayala and Sr Dong Abay. What a sick performance. both of them have the biggest contribution and influence of what music in the Philippines today. classic
these two men are social, political, and environmental activists, the lyrics of their songs always hit the bullseye. Fact Dong Abay once strapped himself to a tree to protest the uprooting of it.Banal na aso" holy dog", santong kabayo " Saint horse" i'm laughing hihihihi.
The song is pure sarcasm to people's hypocrisy! Its composition might seem eccentric, just like Yano, but it was very popular in the 90's - the era defined by the youth's angst and cynicism! Thus, the emergence of grunge and alternative music - anything and everything other than mainstream/pop!
i still think the ORIGINAL version os WORTH CHECKING OUT. it's a totally different vibe than this one. of. course studio versions are made to appeal to everyone and it's the version that every Filipino LOVED.
i really hope you do, Waleska and Efra. it HITS DIFFERENT.
Yano is one of my all time band favorites from the Philippines. Their songs are all social commentaries. Tsinelas is a great song too. I don't think Yano have a bad song. True musicians. Thank you for reacting to them. Dong Abay is a pillar of Philippine music. You can tell by just watching them that they breathe and live for music.
It's the same bro...yano means plain or simple in Visaya...WOW! we share a lot in language and culture...Pinoys are the Latinos of the East ❤️🇵🇭
I think you're forgetting the little something that happened half a century ago XD
not just catchy, meaning is realism
pinoy alternative songs of 90's is the best..
I loved 90's Alternative Band Yano/ The Youth/ Alamid/ Ereaseerheads/ Rivermaya/ The Dawn/ After Image/ The Teeth/ Siakol/ Grin Department/ Rockstar/ The Weed/ Razorback/ Wolfgang/ Parokya ni Edgar/ and many more...!🤩 That is why i study playing guitar because of them. 90's band is a big influencer of their era.🤘we called their songs Tunog Kalye.
Nice to know you are reactiing to this song from 90's band Yano. You can do check also version of Janine Berdin during here performance in Tawag Ng Tanghalan
Janine Bernini's version of this song during Tawag Ng Tanghalan Finale was one of the best take of this song ..
I agree! Hope they react on that❤️
I don't understand why they won't react to Janine Berdin's version 🤔🙃
The best cover.
it's 👌janine berdin!
@@alicesalon9512 I'm not sure, but even Efra mention in this video about Janine's cover.. i think they already have..
There's a Joke about how they got their name YANO. There's this PUB in Q.C. where they perform. They were practically new to the scene and people don't know much about them. One night when they were performing and guest were starting to come in and warm up to them, one customer was outside wanting to get in and ask the guy at the door what band was playing and the Guy at the door replied: "Yan Oh!" which means "That One" (which aslo meant "those guys") pointing at the band onstage. Hence the name caught on and everyone was calling them Yan Oh eventually became YANO.. Dong Abay the lead singer told that story hehehe.
And the audacity of the filipino singers to upgrade it more to another level is insane. It's real good. ❤️🇵🇭
Audacity is a negative word
@@algladyou not necessarily, it can be a positive when used to make the art alive and not stale
@@algladyou Audacity - a willingness to take bold risks.
@@streetsofzamboanga also impudence. I wouldn't use and say it like that. "The audacity". I'll stay away from it for using it as positive.
@@algladyou unless you do sarcasm or satire.
Get the context first.
That song is about hypocrisy... people who appeared religious outside.. but their true characters shows whenever some situations come up.. He compare them to banal na aso (holy dog; saintly horse) santong kabayo..
One of the very bests of eternal Pinoy Rock! The hype, the rise of adrenalin, you cannot just listen to this, it will force you to be with it and its spirit that lingers through in the midst of many kinds of songs and lyrics nowadays. I am 68 but this happened during our prime times, but yet when i hear of this, my body starts to move, and i begin to sing along with it.
I love how Wale sings along....🥰😍🇵🇭
It was inspired by the band’s vocalist, Dong Abay’s experience, while he was riding a jeep. Abay shared his story with guitarist Eric Gancio, who thought it would make for a really good record. When Dong arrived at the gate of our house, he told what happened to him in the jeepney. With an old woman in front of him, holding a rosary, closing his eyes, praying," Gancio said as he looked back. That experience became the first line of the song.
"The Holy Dog is about hypocrites," he said. "We're not hitting anything here."
"'The intention of the song is to arouse, not you, but me. I myself,"
"Why don't we move here to teachings about progress, happiness? Non-judgemental?”
Gancio admitted that it wasn’t easy to write Banal na Aso. "In the back of my mind, 'Are you really determined to write this?'" he revealed.
by: Summit OG Channel (reportr.world)
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Dong Abay is awesome. One of the pillars of alternative music in the Philippines. And with Joey Ayala no less! One of the most respected songwriters and singers in OPM. You should check out Joey Ayala’s performances as well as those of Gary Granada.
This song is a classic because it’s always relevant. There are hypocrites everywhere you go.
It’s Dong Abay and of course, Joey Ayala! Two of my faves from the 90s. I listen to them a lot along with other bands.
Yano, The Youth, Wuds, Philippine Violators are the 90s bands for me that really spoke of the realities of society, probably not just in the Philippines but in general as well. Oh dang, sessions at the old Club Dredd along EDSA are definitely the highlights of my youth.
Me too bro. Never been to the Dredd but I am well aware of it. I hit up Mayrics and other joints nearby. Teeth, Wolfgang before they made it big. 105.9 Got me into the bands you mentioned. Erectus, Datu's Tribe, Balahibongpoosa to name a few. I've seen Foo, Tool, Deftones, Gojira, Bruno Mars but nothing matches live music in the Philippines. It doesn;t matter if it's a karaoke or kanto inuman session and a guitar.
this has a regae hint on it which the original doesnt have. id still listen to the original version of this
This is one among three low-key 90s alternative rock hits that i enjoyed listening to back then. The other two were "Long Hair" by Weedd and "Esem" also by Yano. 😎
Try to watch the banal na aso at the voice Ph and you will be blown away by the 2 contestant...the best battle of the voice Ph of all time
Everytime I get drunk I always select this song in the karaoke . Yano is always at my top play list
The guitar player is Joey Ayala, an accomplished artist who uses indigenous instruments. Look him up.
Joey Ayala is a legend very pinoy sound (sounds like tribal sometimes) please react more of his songs. Dong Abay is also one of my favorite🥰. Thanks for rv
Dong Abay was from my uni and I used to see him on campus just walking around. First time I saw him perform was on campus (we have a huge week-long fair where all the top OPM artists perform one after another in a sort of music festival, plus other concerts held on campus and organized by student organizations.) He’s a very charismatic performer, you can’t take your eyes off him while he’s on stage. This was my generation’s music, and it blows my mind that it has reached you all the way there so many years later. Thank you for the trip down memory lane. 🥰
Thanks for finally reacting to Dong Abay. He and Joey Ayala are foremost in the list of true Filipino artists.
Banal na aso unplugged. Just played full album of yano 1990's
The fact that he sing it again after 20years the voice still catchy but more matured than his younger version more powrful and strong
Most of the covers of this song was beyond the globe honstly. The level is getting high and high
What a chill song to start my day with here in rainy Philippines. You 2 are great, have fun at the music festival!
He is a character yes..and he is nice in person too..
Mabuhay guys mahal ko kayu
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Joey's band is called/named Joey Ayala at ang Bagong Lumad. Bago means new, change or alter. Lumad is a native. So bagong lumad can be translated to Altered Native or alternative.
when I was in San Miguel Beer Davao Brewery way back 2004..Sir Erick singer-songwriter performed for us in front exclusive..What a great song and performance..its like listening to the original song..but this is also great considering he is the frontman of the band before..
Yeah, i was still small when this song was around in radios. Salamat po.
Hope you can react to the official video of this song as performed by Yano when it was released around 1994.
Hope you can react to Janine Berdin version of this song in her performance in tawag ng tanghalan.
aside from janine's, one of the most memorable interpretation of this song for me would be the one by that pilipinas got talent contestant. he was amazing af.
KUMBENTO- actually came from spanish word CONVENTO=, meaning convent, cloister, or monastery. The word has been philipinized kinda like Kumusta from como esta. C=K, V=B.
Might try VST&co...love tunog kalye so much
Dong Abay Is The Legend Vocalist And Band Yano in The Philippines
bruhh yano!!! this song is one of my fave opms...my grandpa would vibe to this!
Hello guys YANO is a language of bisaya it means simple,,,YANO is one of my fav band her in the phil
i started listening to Yano when i was 5.. way back 1995
i remember one of my classmate during highschool days kasikatan nang kantang to, kinanta nya ito sa isang choir audition.. first line palang yung.. "hihihihi", pinatigil na sya.. di na gets nung choir instructor/trainor yung kanta.
Do check the version of it on the voice philippines from team bamboo. It is the best battle rounds
Dong Abay is a legend. I'm glad he showed his holy dog tattoo on camera.
Yano, also means probinsyano, somebody who grew up in the provinces goes to a big city and feels wide-eyed and feels lost
Wow.. ! I really like this song..
These brought back memories during high school days "State U", "Kumusta na", "Coño Ka Pre" and their Spanish song "Chica Basilona"
This is Collaboration of Joey Ayala. But Original Sing Band Yano. Name Of the Vocalist is Dong Abay
react to its original music video, with the acoustic instrumental is insane. thanks
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Good morning waleska and efra! Thank you for supporting OPM! Saulte and more videoa beybe
Yano is one of my fav duo/band in 90's.
You should react the old version of his performance not this ...He is so cool when he is younger.
Sir Dong Abay tied himself to a tree in Baguio to protest against cutting pine trees. But not everyone understood the message .
The story of the song goes really deep because the lyrics were sung slow enough to sink deep.
Ano man ang iyong ginagawa sa iyong kapatid, ay siya ring ginagawa mo sa akin.
Whatever you do with your brothers/sisters (or can be translated as anyone part of the society), is also you are doing to me. (God)
Legends are playing yo....
This reggae type version is great but I still would have liked for you guys to have listened to the original version as it packs a bit more punch in my opinion.
*Translated Lyrics*
*Hihihihi*
Hihihihi
*A lady sat across from me in the jeep* *
Kaharap ko sa dyip ang isang ale
*Saying the rosary with her eyes closed*
Nagrorosaryo mata niya'y nakapikit
*She wanted to get off at the convent*
Pumara sa may kumbento
*The driver said at the bus stop or we'll get busted*
Sa babaan lang po sabi ng tsuper** kase me naghuhuli
*The lady started cursing*
Mura pa rin nang mura ang ale
*Holy dog, Saintly Horse*
Banal na aso santong kabayo
*I'm laughing*
Natatawa ako hihihihi
*Holy dog, Saintly Horse*
Banal na aso santong kabayo
*I'm laughing hihihihi*
Natatawa ako hihihihi
*At you*
Sa 'yo
*A man was preaching on the street*
Nangangaral sa kalye ang isang lalake
*A young beggar asked for money*
Hiningan ng pera ng batang pulubi
*Sorry, he said, it's for the temple*
Pasensya na para daw sa templo
*For food, said the child*
Pangkain lang po sabi ng paslit
*Really can't*
Talagang di ba pupwede
*The man moved*
Lumipat ng pwesto ang lalake
*Holy dog, Saintly Horse*
Banal na aso santong kabayo
*I'm laughing hihihihi*
Natatawa ako hihihihi
*Holy dog, Saintly Horse*
Banal na aso santong kabayo
*I'm laughing hihihihi*
Natatawa ako hihihihi
*At you*
Sa 'yo
*Whatever you do to your brother*
Anuman ang iyong ginagawa sa iyong kapatid
*You are doing the same to me*
Ay siya ring ginagawa mo sa akin
*Whatever you do to your brother*
Anuman ang iyong ginagawa sa iyong kapatid
*You are doing the same to me*
Ay siya ring ginagawa mo sa akin
*Holy dog, Saintly Horse*
Banal na aso santong kabayo
*I'm laughing hihihihi*
Natatawa ako hihihihi
*Holy dog, Saintly Horse*
Banal na aso santong kabayo
*I'm laughing hihihihi*
Natatawa ako hihihihi
*At you*
Sa 'yo
*At you*
Sa 'yo
*hihihihi*
Hihihihi
* Filipino public transportation
** Tsuper means someone who drives public transportation for a living. In some areas the is exclusively referring to Jeepney drivers.
Rappler is actually a news portal. its CEO Maria Ressa won the Nobel Peace Prize last year :)
remind me of my college days,flooded with superbands and OPM invaded the airwaves.
this song rocked my world back then
Yano is the shortened term for probinsYANO (a lad from the countryside).
Yano in Binisaya(2largest language spoken in Philippines) means Simple or Plain... Yanong tawo=simple man...
This song is actually talks about those people who always acted like a saint, innocent or godly that is too good to be true where in fact in reality they're actually an animal or false prophets who come to you in sheep's clothing. Thus, says the lyrics "holy dog and saintly horse."
The original one is way much better. The meaning of the song really gives the true meaning of it.
yeah, its more deep and hits hard
There are different back stories of how they came up with their name. One would be that YA is American slang for "Yeah" which means "Yes" and then it's followed by "No". This somehow represents their lyrics and opinions and statements etc... To convey extreme opposites and/or paradox of things in life general...
For those OPM lovers, Please Don't forget JUAN DELA CRUZ band. I grew up listening to the Rock Legend Mr. Pepe smith and pinoys now have forgotten old Filipino rock.
So glad u reacted to Yano/Dong Abad. Was hoping for awhile. Only OPM Legend I am still waiting for you to react is Nonoy Zuniga
check out their original version. diff vibe
AGREE
Yano songs reflects the Philippine society !!!!
The young Yano . . Is wild . . Pls. React . .
Hello guys, try listen the morissere version of this song..
Our OPM legends
The First Stanza in the song was base on experience of the Singer..
Opm? There's JUAN dela Cruz band, Mike Hanopol, Hotdogs, Celeste Legaspi, Corita, , Ryan Cayabyab and more. These are the musicians that stood out before the Gary Vs, Regines etc.
There's also Gary Granada and Tito Mina
the legendary Joey Ayala wow!
You should check out the recording version.
Dong abay is my hero. You should watch his performance in the wish bus.
Watch the version of Tanya and shaira in the Voice Philippines.
And that what we called "tunog kalye" and that song is one of the best or greatest tunog kalye OPM song here in Phil. 😁😁😁 you can both try next reaction content the song mukhang pera by the youth
My first time to hear/see this. Thank you!
He just let it go... so natural
YANO in some part of the country means SIMPLE
Legendary!!
Meaning of the song people who states that they are with our God but it's the opposite of what they do
At last It Featured , The song that brings out my holy doginess. ❤️❤️
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Now that you’ve listens to Dong Abay, I think you could check out Radioactive Sago Project next. They’re an alternative rock band with heavy influences in Jazz and Latin music. The lead vocalist, Lourd de Veyra, is not a singer, he’s more of a poet, and he poetically rants over the bands jazzy arrangements. Really unique, very satirical and comedic, but very insightful to Filipino culture. I recommend listening to “gusto ko ng baboy” ‘I want pig’
Dong Abay came from Patatag Band during Martial Law years before the Yano Band
Yano can mean Ya "Yes" & No. In tagalog, it's short for ProbinsYANO - from the province, from the rural areas
Dong Abay is really great musician in alternative also activist.