It kinda slaps when you dance this with the figures from in Pinoy Centrism and the default Figures and some beautiful choreography that will somehow match the mood of this version of Cariñosa
OHHH where have I beeennn🤧🤧 SSOOO GOOOODDD💖💖 Kinda glad I'm not the only one who mixes Philippine traditional music here. I LOVEEE this composition ughh😖😖
Not at all! The traditional Cariñosa is usually only known within the Philippines and doesn't have as much exposure abroad as we would've liked. And even then, Filipino kids living in the country itself nowadays don't know about it unless it's taught in their Music classes (which I'm pretty sure they still do, considering how big of a deal it was when connected to the music culture of our Colonial and Post-Colonial past). So to see Steampianist making a cover of it-with lyrics and a plot to match its usual meaning!-was honestly a proud moment for us who know of the original song and how much we're trying to preserve stuff like this. Whether the listener is Filipino themselves or someone not from the country, we still hope it gets them interested in at least listening to some of our other popular folk songs, too!
Cariñosa is a Filipino Folk Song/Dance, and you could see multiple covers/version since the song was originally introduced on the 16th Century. You can try searching it up on the internet and you would encounter many covers that interpret the original version.
@@KimlsEpicjust when the crescendo hits, he blows up the wedding, Basilio assists Matanglawin's rebels to infiltrate the Spanish Garrison, the university students finally protest And in the middle of the chaos, Simoun visits the convent and rescues a weakened Maria Clara (if she didn't die)
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Pov: You're a Spanish Guard at night Guarding the Fortress and you hear this at mid 12
If I heard that I would run.
This is filipino music
@@alenateague0001 you don't get the context?
@@alenateague0001Philippines were colonized by the Spaniards. Cariñosa is an Influenced Folk Dance from the Spanish colonial era in the Philippines.
Well, to my pinoys TIME TO HIDE MOTHER FU-
this could be a background cover for Genshin Impact if they had a Filipino related character/quest
Thank you kindly for the idea- They’d definitely be a Natlan character too
3:09 best part ever
It kinda slaps when you dance this with the figures from in Pinoy Centrism and the default Figures and some beautiful choreography that will somehow match the mood of this version of Cariñosa
Pov:You're a genius man who goes to school in Spain and France and you had an idea to wake up your fellow filipino's to freedom
Are you talking about Rizal? He wanted more autonomy from Spain, not independence. The Katipunan wanted to break away from the Spanish empire.
This song is so Nostalgic and Great.
I love how it sounds like a Pirate Music
OHHH where have I beeennn🤧🤧 SSOOO GOOOODDD💖💖 Kinda glad I'm not the only one who mixes Philippine traditional music here. I LOVEEE this composition ughh😖😖
This is really great, love the whole fancy chaotic ballroom feel😄 Will you be doing any other Filipino folk music?
In the future, yes!
How about Alcamfor or Bayluhan?
Or even Jota Qirino and Binasuan
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH AAA I fricking love it when people remix traditional filipino music we need more of these aaa
Ikr??💖💖
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Proceeds to not upload anything is crazy
SLAYING FRIEND THIS IS SO GOOD
am I stupid for knowing this from Steampianist's "Ang Cariñosa"?
Not at all! The traditional Cariñosa is usually only known within the Philippines and doesn't have as much exposure abroad as we would've liked. And even then, Filipino kids living in the country itself nowadays don't know about it unless it's taught in their Music classes (which I'm pretty sure they still do, considering how big of a deal it was when connected to the music culture of our Colonial and Post-Colonial past). So to see Steampianist making a cover of it-with lyrics and a plot to match its usual meaning!-was honestly a proud moment for us who know of the original song and how much we're trying to preserve stuff like this. Whether the listener is Filipino themselves or someone not from the country, we still hope it gets them interested in at least listening to some of our other popular folk songs, too!
@@nikolaevnaromanovPCC 👍 A win-win, then
this is so cool!! I vibe with this hard
MY LODII
Please do Sarung Banggi!
fireee
POV me rn:, 💃🕺
When on SoundCloud?
hi,can I use this for our background music in our video?
KSDKRJKDNDKE AWESOME JOBBB THIS IS SO GOOD
Sir can i use this music for my TH-cam video. Please reply
As long as credits are given, it's alright!
can i find this on spotify?
ARISE FELLOW FILIPINOS!
May I ask What is the original version of this music?
Cariñosa is a Filipino Folk Song/Dance, and you could see multiple covers/version since the song was originally introduced on the 16th Century. You can try searching it up on the internet and you would encounter many covers that interpret the original version.
The perfect song if El Filibusterismo ended favorably for Simoun, as he walks away from Paulita's wedding which are in flames
Damn right I could imagine that happening
@@KimlsEpicjust when the crescendo hits, he blows up the wedding, Basilio assists Matanglawin's rebels to infiltrate the Spanish Garrison, the university students finally protest
And in the middle of the chaos, Simoun visits the convent and rescues a weakened Maria Clara (if she didn't die)
@@AJAzashiro264 That gave me chills
this would be good trailer music for an el filibusterismo movie
Next time jota Quirino and Santa Clara
This sounds like something Genshin would include for Natlan. Amazing.