REAL Filipino Culture In CEBU! Family Heritage Guitar Factory
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- REAL Filipino Culture In CEBU! Family Heritage Guitar Factory
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Just have to say this: I had goosebumps the moment that folk music was played. It's so rarely heard these days and i am surprised and glad to hear it in one of your vlogs. So cool!
1/19/21 - I was hoping the ladies sitting down would do their dance or someone bust out a tinikling haha
George, each time you hold a guitar, your face takes on this expression that tells us you are in a happy place.
Lucy looked happy that George didn't buy a guitar. :D
George's bass notes really blends well while the Rondalla is playing. Spot On!
Totally agree
When George plays a guitar, his face looks like he's in a different dimension. Pure bliss!
I guess the 65K rosewood guitar fits him well! I think we now know what George wants for Christmas. Subscribers unite!
As a guitar player I really enjoyed this episode. Watching from London. ❤
ALEGRE is a spanish word with the same meaning in Cebuano which means Happy or lively, like for example when we use this word in bisaya..ALEGRE kaayo ang event kagahapon sa gabie(The event was so HAPPY and LIVELY last night).
Vincent B It also means FUN and entertaining
Woow another knowledge
George Cebu are the best makers of guitar. Best guitar quality and the prices are reasonable in comparison to the guitars in manila. Those guitars are exported all over the world.
LUCY. You are a dream Girl.very supportive of George and very patient. sometimes these hobbies really take a toll on us men and do take time to find that right choice. I APPRECIATE YOU VERY MUCH here! ;)
Instant jamming love the native folk dance music, wish there is dancer also to complete the fun...more blessings to all of u guys
I’ve teary eyes listening to that filipino folk music specially the bandurria. I missed home. 🤗
I love it when you guys do documentary about Filipino cultures and history even we haven't heard yet. You can try taking the ferry going back to manila so can you bring along 2 or more guitars :D
LOVE THE SOUND OF RONDALLAS
Love THIS most exellent
The traditional Visyans folk music ..
Jason was such a gracious host now I know where to GO for guitar when I retire in CDO ... Greetings from Dublin Ireland brother and sisters...
3 thumbs up. Love the sounds of the pure music
Thank you to both of you for giving some time in visiting a guitar factory in Cebu. I was surprise of the prices of guitars and the materials they use. The testing that George did was also nice coz i heard the sound difference of materials used. Thank you again...
Lots of thumbs up for showcasing Filipino products and music.
Thank you for promoting the guitar industry in Cebu, Philippines, George and Lucy! 🙂
Filipino folk music! I became emotional hearing that music, it brought back a lot of memories.... of yesteryears, that will never come back! Thank you george/ lucy!
oh wow! the bandorias always remind us home....amazingly sweet! thanks , so blessed to hear the sweet sound of rural Phils. God bless!
I heard the quality is world-class
I know George is in heaven visiting the Allegre guitar factory. They are one of the oldest companies who make guitars in Cebu City, Hope that you enjoyed the tour. Lucy struggled on Lapu-Lapu to be pronounced. Fun fact he is the first Filipino hero in the Philippines. Keep up the good work. More power!
George is very tempted to buy the rosewood guitar but... Let us support George and Lucy in their merch or anybody who can sponsor the guitar for George and Lucy? Please...! Thanks!
Nice guitar sound ...ang it's Mango...very fruity guitar 😊
Brought me back to my childhood when i used to hang out with my Uncle who was a self taught guitarist, and just watched and listened to him play with his guitar, banjo and harmonica. Thank you George and Lucy for documenting this. Lovely!!!!
My favorite folksong when I was a kid until now...wooooh wanna dance 😊😊😊😊😊
Thanks as always george and lucy to spread out filipino culture and products arround the world hope ur all vlogers enjoyed our loving country philippines once again thank you all soooomuch
Cebu is known for producing best singers for many years
Thank you The Juicy Vlog...
This brings back memories...
i have tears in my eyes...
When i was 10 yrs old, my mom bought my first "bandoria" (like the one the man was playing), im 55 yrs old now, my mom bought it from Lilang's Guitar❤the best guitar factory in Mactan, Cebu then.
i know how to play the music piece the man was playing, the title of the song escapes my mind, that was a long time ago, we call the place "Opon" then
........ *George yo da man* !........luv the folk music jam......... :)
What a talented guy you are George..The looks on Lucy's says it all !!!
In the 80s.. my brother made to order a 12 string from Mandaue. I love the rondalla part playing.. reminds me that I was in a rondalla group when I was in 4th grade LOL haha. Thats the first piece I learn in rondalla.. the TINIKLING
george....GEORGE! We love you and Lucy!! You guys Rock!
On bass: Mr. George Warrington. Love this video! It is so unique. Thank you for creating this mini documentary and impromptu performance.
as you are in Cebu, have fun to check the Local Icon Products Manufacturers in Cebu such as GUITAR Factory in Lapu-lapu Cebu and and the WORLD Famous Product Factory in DANAO - Cebu and World Class Funiture Factories in Consolacion-Cebu.
Nice documentary about hand made guitars of Cebu. I had my first and learned to play guitar from Cebu guitar. 👍
I really enjoyed this vlog! I think this kind of vlogs would really set you apart from other vloggers based in the Philippines at the moment. Picking out one aspect of Philippine culture and digging deeper into that specific topic (ex: Guitar-making industry in the Philippines)… even us Filipinos learn a little bit more about our country. Good job on this vlog George and Lucy! Always watching here from sunny Dubai.
I miss those sounds...thank you George :)
OMG imso happy for you George and Lucy about touring the Guitars Store in Cebu👍👍👍😊😊😊
Thank you for showcasing Filipino product. Please visit the town of Paete in Laguna, the woodcarving capital of the Philippines.
Thank you for featuring local product guitar of cebu... God bless guys!
George, I can see you’re in your element there. You look so at home with the guitars😊
When you started to manipulate the guitar and create music, it reminds me of my Lolo (grandpa) the tempo, and how you strum it, pluckings. It feels nostalgic. It does sounded the same as him. He wokes up at 5 AM to meditate and sang old worship songs. (Visaya) Sometime just do freestyles.
Always admire your guitar skills George. Hope you have Jam session again with Mike. More power to you and Lucy ❤
I will definitely watch this later I really like to watch lucy how she speak 😍😍😍
Gorgeous couple, you're so beautiful Lucy. Enjoy cebu guys xx
By Jolly, GEORGE and LUCY, it's so nice and we are envious to see you guys everyday in the Tropics Philippines, enjoying the sun, the beach, the friendly Filipinos, the food and your enjoyable adventure...and here we are in London RAINING, CHILLY, CLOUDY and MUGGY....sometimes my wife and I, if only we had magic we would just our fingers and be there too except that we still got chores to do....maybe soon though...it would be bloody nice to be in SHORT TROUSERS for a change...keep on going we are enjoying ourselves watching..thanks
That's really awesome, George!!!
Thanks for the guitar tour, guys! =)
We call that group of guitar playing as rondalya. It's very rare to see them nowadays in Philippines. When we were young we use to dance folk dance in every event and only guitars for rondalya are playing
@13:44 thats one of our traditional music 🎵👍🏻🙌👍🏻🙌👍🏻
That’s awesome, George! You, being able to play that music instrument along with that folk song/music you just heard for the first time!👏👏👏
Kay saya saya ng piknikan sa bukid
Ibon at halama'y pawang umaawit
I think that's what the folk song is about. That's the best lyrics i can remember from my childhood 😊😅
Another guitar gig! Thanks for sharing your talent, George
11:33 holy shit its like I can hear some vocals coming out of that guitar
I love this vlog. I also play the guitar and I would love to have one of those expensive guitar made of rosewood. It looks beautiful and sounds nice and details of its creation is masterful. A l8vely work of art and love.. by master craftsmen.
Now thats what I like it, a bit of documentary and a facts. not all food tasting. Educational... Thumbs Up
George, you are musically genius. Very versatile . It takes a special talent to do an impromptu performance of another instrument .
mga kababayan pls. buy filipino guitars and support the industry atin ito mahalin natin at payabungin.hwag tayong patali sa mga dayuhang produkto dahil maganda rin ang sariling atin.
My very first acoustic guitar is made in Cebu. I love playing guitar jam with friends when I was George's age.
Cool. You've now heard a quick rendition of one of the Philippines' most traditional folk songs - which is played accompanied in a dance called the "Tinkling." Very informative vlog, here.
Great guitar playing George....I must say, Lucy looks extra radiant in this video.
Love it when you sing and play guitar Jorge mabuhay philippines ❤️🇵🇭
Wow that's a happy place for George who loves guitars ☺ That's simply great that you had fun playing with the guys some Filipino folk songs 🙌👏
This is a treat! I will have to take my husband and son there (both play guitar). Rosewood is definitely expensive. My daughter plays piccolo and I had gotten her a rosewood one. It was a good deal though because somebody had special ordered it and never picked it up. The store owner gave it to me for half the price. Nice that I got to hear somebody playing banduria also.
People in these areas are very creative. The province of Cebu (specifically Danao) is the center of gun manufacturers in the Philippines. People are well known for their gun making skills. Some are made on their own backyards
Good vibes guys! So nice seeing both of you enjoying our culture and appreciating Philippines. Looking forward to your Christmas vlogs in Pinas. More power guys.
We were able to bring the guitar we bought from Alegre to the US without any problem, in 2012. We bought a sturdy case from their shop. We still have it. And to this day, it still looks very shiny and new.
hearing thst music made me imagine someone dancing cultural dance
The very first and only vlogger I happen to saw and had a pleasure of exchanging pleasantries in the streets of BGC. Hello again guys.
Hi George and Lucy! That's where I was born my my hometown happy to see you blogged there!
Filipino experts says guitar made from jackfruit treewood is the best in sound quality
True like Lumanog brand made of Jackfruit/langka is one of the best sound of guitar made from Philippines.
Fake news
@@genejr1357able the only fake is leny robredo
Been waiting for this episode! We all know what George wants for Christmas. hehehe!!! How's the feel of the Rosewood Guitar?
Gorgeous lucy. I can see george is really a good guitr player.
Wow George and Lucy. Hope to see you in Zamboanga City
I loved this video so much!!! Thanks thanks for sharing... I’m blown away to see guitars being made, that’s awesome to watch George plays guitar 🎸. Can’t wait to see more videos like this.Lucy always so pretty, I love ❤️ you’re gorgeous long hair....
Well ...as they said keep it juicy.
Take care guys!!! More blessed blessed !!
Watching from Virginia 🇺🇸
That place is where I bought my daughter a guitar back in 2009 hoping she will learn how to play it, they claimed it was made out of the best local wood, I forgot the name of it, that was 10 yrs ago, the guitar is still in it's hard case collecting dust in the spare bedroom, almost a waste of my $550...On another note, that guy playing the banduria is really good, love the classic Filipino music. Can't wait to see George get his own Alegre guitar.
Wow u so talented Jorge or (George ) I like that u can play the guitar too ..... Hi Lucy watching u guys from Los Angeles California 👍👍👍👍
Rose wood got a strong solid sound ..nice...
I've said it before and I'm gonna say it again, George and Lucy make me juicy, this kind of content is so enriching and George is such an awesome guitar man☝️✌🏻✌🏻😉😍🙏❤🇵🇭🤩
It's so amazing that even George who doesn't play bass guitar, he still tried to keep up with the jam. He really should make his own music channel. He seems an expert when it comes in playing guitar even the parts of it he even knew it. I'm amazed since I also play guitar but not as expert as George. He seems so pro already while me just a rookie as of the moment. Lol! 😂
Lovely episode you guys. I'm from Cebu and played banduria in my elementary days. We had a Rondalla group and we played this folk song in hotel lobbies welcoming tourists. Ah so many nostalgic memories. Thank you guys. 👍👍👍
I stayed there way back in 2017 worked there at Jpark Hotel..
By the guys how bout try how made a dried mangoes the factory is in Mandaue City..
Such an amazing experience! You should have an acoustic guitar immediately! You look amazing together!
it shows that Cebuanos are musical that's why they have great singers...guitar making is a long tradition of these people... in the olden days they used nangka (jackfruit) wood as the sound box of the guitar for excellent result....but when exported it will not stand in the cold weather in other countries....it will break ...so that now they are using imported woods ...
very beautiful lucy and pogi george road to 300k love you guys
I felt like I joined a factory tour with this video! :) Thanks!
Beautiful!!! I love how Cebu takes so much pride in this industry!
He reminded me of my older brother, so thrilled when surrounded byby lots of guitar
My first guitar is an Alegre guitar which I bought in Cebu back in 2009. It's still alive. 😍🎸
Very interesting and informative!Love how you feature local craftsman. Thanks you two♥️.
Southern Philippines had the best folk rock ever like "Asin" (Salt Earth). If you can play guitars please try to play Asin famous songs like Masdan Mo Ang Kapaligiran" "Pagbabalik""Itanong Mo Sa Mga Bata" "Himig ng Pag-ibig" "Balita", "Gising Kaibigan" (1979)
Love this vid! I love that you highlighted a Filipino craft and the guitar industry in Cebu. I hope you make more videos like this. I hope you visit more destinations with local crafts and highlight it. Kudos to the both of you and keep it up! 😊😊😊
George and Lucy...try to dance our traditional dance...
Good on you guys! I was born here in Lapu-Lapu City. I hope you enjoy your stay.
Wow! So nice I Love guitar the 🎶 music
I enjoyed this video as someone who loves musical instruments. It's just that I am a frustrated guitarist. Allegre is a good brand. Cebu guitars are handcrafted that is why they are expensive but man, good quality one. That song they played is the music from a Filipino folk dance called Tinikling. Very good in playing the double bass, George. It is very easy to play it rather than other of its family (violin, viola and cello) and easy to follow like you are playing a bass guitar.
*_I was clapping to the beat of the folk music. That was WONDERFUL! Thank you George and Lucy for including it in your vlog._*
George, you need a bow for a double bass. 😁 Nice to see you in your element here with a supportive Lucy.
Wow!when I heard that folk song ,I want to dance also 😃😃.I remembered my younger days in school
What a fitting visit to the place close to your heart..George you really can play. Thanks for showcasing one of Cebuano's expertise which is guitar making...World class.
Thumbs UP for George
OH MY GOD. I FEEL EXCITED WHEN GEORGE PLAY THAT BASS.
try to visit a LUMANOG brand factory, i think one of the oldest brand of PH guitars.