EMOTIONAL REUNION IN BUKIDNON - Visiting Ancestral Home Of Talaandig (BecomingFilipino)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- IT WAS A EMOTIONAL REUNION WITH MY FRIENDS FROM THE TALAANDIG TRIBE IN LANTAPAN BUKIDNON...
The way this community is open to sharing their culture, and they beautiful music and dance... it really can be overwhelming in such a positive way. On this GRIND Program (Grassroots Innovations for Inclusive Development) "SalikLakbay", we were invited to the Talaandig community. Visiting their home, I was fascinated listening to one local and his bamboo flutes. We look into a little bit of Adlai wine, interact with the community, and enjoy the positive vibes of Mindanao!
I am so thankful for the moments we share with my Talaandig friends here in the Philippines...
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Wow, The Philippine National Anthem in a native language is just heart-melting! Thank you, Talaandig tribe! Thank you Kulas. We wouldn't have heard this if not for you! Thank you!
I wish someone would record Filipino indigenous people playing their music and make this available online for purchase. It can help raise funds for indigenous communities.
Cordillera music already available online and physical format like vinyl as well.
@@illoc There is so much more than Cordillerans though. I want a record of EVERYTHING before they are lost. The Lumad, the Tausug, the Maranao, Maguindanao, Sulodnon, Mangyan, Ati, Aeta, Sama, etc.
Very few northerner Filipinos even know what Lumad culture looks like.
Got chills hearing the double and triple flutes. That guy is a genius.
The flutist played beautifully. The sound from the bamboo flute was so melodious (6:42 till 7:30). I felt like listening to it longer. Oliver Mumulaay can record his flute music and share these online. Such wonderful music to me. Thank you for sharing Oliver's music, Kulas. Appreciated the flute music a lot!
He really is unbelievably talented!! so wonderful
@@BecomingFilipino Oliver is the next Alexandro Querevalú - the flutist of the Last of the Mohicans
Thank you so much for appreciating my bamboo flute! 💗 Thank you for featuring our traditional music and instrument Gali Kulas!
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Salamat tungkay! (thank you so much)
Blessings ✨💗
Thank you Mr. Jennerman for showcasing various indigenous tribes of Mindanao and of the Philippines in general. I've only read about these subjects in textbooks as a youth growing up in the late 60s, 70s and early 80s as we didn't have the technology we have now....through the power of social media, you are the medium that brings these to us even though a whole lot of us your followers are in various parts of the world.
Close your eyes while listening to that bamboo flute rendition and it will transport you to a very peaceful place like in the deep forest surrounded by nature … amazing!
Thank you so much for appreciating my bamboo flute! 💗 Thank you for featuring our traditional music and instrument Gali Kulas!
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Salamat tungkay! (thank you so much)
Blessings ✨💗
I was born and raised in the Philippines and Mindanao is foreign to me, never set foot once and it is with sadness and regret by not doing so. Thank you Kulas for the opportunity to see the inner beauty of the country. Preserving such important cultures for all to keep and appreciate.
Hi Kulas.. Thank you for this fascinating and very informative video showcasing various talent of indigenous people in this tribe. I would like to extend my appreciation especially to Oliver who played a beautiful music for his tribe and for us. His talent is exceptional. Please let me know how, even in small way, be able to reward him and to let him know that we appreciate his talent.
Wow, first time i heard "Lupang Hinirang" in a different Philippine dialect. Makes real sense since Filipinos are not just Tagalogs. Thanks for showing that. Way to go, Kyle!!!
Thank you so much for showing this!!! This was truly special to see. I enjoyed seeing the dances and hearing Oliver's beautiful flute music. How fun to see the young children learning their dances and being a part of the welcoming ceremony along with the adults. It reminded me of my time with the University of Hawaii Fil-Am club and learning various Filipino dances. Those are some of my fondest memories, and they make me wish I could be there enjoying the Talaandig culture along with you and Kumar and be able to learn their dances, too.
The Flute guy was amazing and the kids,the musicians and the dancers are awesome..What a nice and traditional culture you had showcase d once again..Thanks Kulas..😎🐕🇨🇦😘
How nice preserving culture like the Talaandig culture through their dance, music, instruments, rituals, costumes, belief, and soon their products. Sulong SalikLakbay program by DOST and Kulas. Mabuhay!!!
Much appreciation for the amazing cultural experiences and heartfelt community from the wonderful Filipino people. Appreciate all the cultures from around the world and much respect.
Kulas, you are truly genuine
Thank you for sharing your experience and love for people
The world needs more people like you
Power On!
I feel the same way Kulas I feel privileged when someone shares part of their life with me. People are so interesting. We all learn from each other.
Ang galing ni kuya., the one playing the flutes.
He is amazing. Thanks kulas for sharing this.
Power on. God bless😍🙏🙏🙏
Interesting to see the costumes. As a child growing up in Mindanao in the 50’s and 60’s, I remember that most of the indigenous tribes in Mindanao wore woven “patadyong” or “ malong”, and the men were often seen in woven shorts and vests made of native fibers. Some wore gold bracelets. It was sad that a lot of folks in the city often looked down on them. My friends would try to mimic the ladies by trying to use the betel nuts for lipstick. My family had an “agong” to call us back to the house for meals. Mindanao was very pristine. I remember my father commenting each time he saw slash and burn”methods used upland, “ there goes the mountain.” So glad to see the preservation efforts - both culture and environment. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful tunes! One was theme for the movie "The Last of the Mohicans."
Thanks Kulas
LOVE THE MUSIC KULAS. SO PEACEFUL. IT HITS ME STRAIGHT TO MY SOUL. I SPECIALLY LOVE THE FLUTE. Thanks for sharing it to us. CHEERS
Thanks for making my day…..so many smiles, laughter and good vibes. You make me appreciate the 43 years I have spent with and within the Philippine culture…
Thank you sir Kulas for deepening your understanding of our Filipino roots...God bless you always 💖💙💚🙏
Beautiful…just beautiful, Kyle. Thanks for sharing this. And it’s my first time to hear a different language version of our national anthem. Very talented and creative people especially Oliver. Great job!
And Yes, we are all in oneness with the Creator/Source. Sharing your emotions too. Totally understand that. You have a good heart, buddy.
Daghang salamat kaayo…blessings to you, to the Filipino tribes and to all the beings reading this 🙂🙏🤗
Watching from Victoria, BC, Canada. More power to you Kulas!
Wow! amazing instrument...
@becomingfilipino, everything is beautiful in this vblog: nature, people, percussion instruments, and ritual/other special dancing activities. And, when you connect with people who are good for you, you feel it.👍👌🙂 Goodness!!!! That lola sprinting 🏃♀️though....Kulas did you ever catch up with her!?🏃♂️😁
Wow! That bamboo flute…I am amazed at discovering the other hidden gem of my own country…and the traditional dancing, drums and gongs. ❤️ Iloilo to Toronto …🇨🇦🇵🇭
My regards to Com.Datu Vic Saway..kudos to the tribe!
Seeing the younger generation dancing their traditional dance is amazing. I hope they'll continue their arts, custom and traditions. Epic feature Kulas!
We are all created in the image and likeness of God.Love,Respect,Acceptance,Sharing is all we are.
Its amazing kids they keep always alive there tribes respect to indigenous cummunity thank you DOST and KULAS👍👍👍 showing us this kind of responsibility being human
Thank you for sharing this Video Kulas, very inspiring... Just Woww specially that guy playing Bamboo flute...👏
love the bamboo flute sound and the multiple bamboo jam session
Thank you Kulas that you featured the Talaandig tribes.
I hope more informations spread out about Talaandig musics, dance and cultures. They are one of favorite tribe.
I hope Talaandig tribe and all the indigenous people or tribes all over the Philippines are being protected and preserves thier cultures.
The music from the flute/s touches my heart and soul.
Wow Kulas this is so awesome thank you so much for your hardworking beautiful entertainment god bless you Kulas I enjoy watching and beautiful nature and this is fascinating Kulas 🥰🥰🥰👏👏👏
That Bamboo wind instrument sounds so cinematic! It's like I'm watching The Last Samurai.
Also he played The Last of the Mohicans!
Proud Talaandig here!🤗 Salamat Kulas!🙏😇
thats one dope bamboo sound. gives me goosebumps
Honestly speaking you know being a filipino im so proud of you,,thank you for featuring the different traditions and beliefs of filipino people specially the beautiful places in the Philippines 🇵🇭 ..im praying your citizenship coming..you deserve to becoming a pilipino...good luck..
Thank you so so much Kulas for making that connection with them and sharing a very strong cultural traditions, dance and new initiative with us. I would never have experience such a deep connection with my own culture without you Becoming Filipino. ❤️
the video for today was so beautiful, I was mesmerized and teary eyed, missing d Philippines too much, see you next year puhon
Kulas i'm asking permission from , can i use this in my class showcasing ethnic tribe here in Mindanao. thanks
love those double and triple flute. 😍
Hi kulas so good to see you back to saliklakbay.
Wow amazed by Lola kusog pa modagan😘😘😘
Kyle, I see how much you have a close conection with the tribe and respect for their traditions and culture. This is a good video because it brings, opens and welcomes us, your viewers, to the other side or what is beyond the mountains or lives that are meaningfully full of simplicity. 👍🏽Oliver, the flute guy, is amazingly creative and talented. I hope he would share or teach or hand down this knowledge to the next generation.👏🏼 Openly and truthfully sharing one’s life, specially from a good leader and person, is more interesting and has substance. We learn from them. 👌🏼Thank you and Power On!
The country side is soooooo beautiful there!! This so very interesting, thank you.
i hope you wont stop showcasing our indigenous culture....Power On K - Team....
Beautiful and amzing...God is good....dont stop, just do what you doing that you think is good for humanity.
Ingenuity of this tribe to use bamboo as a musical instrument. Good job. You are talented. Keep up 😊
Kulas…those bamboo flutes are amazing nice one god bless n more power
Thank You for sharing this Kulas!!! 💯❤❤❤
Thank you, Kulas! Everytime I watched your blogs, I always learned something new! You are my traveling teacher!
The flute is so nice sounding 👍
This was a beautiful video from beginning to end. It actually made me 😢 cry. That lady in the end that was running 🏃♀️ she can really go.
Similarities with us here in the mountains of the Cordilleras including the preparation of the chicken offering. Please help the flutist to spread his music. Maybe sponsor his performance nationally. Beautiful and awesome vlog again. Keep on!
I'm Happy to see This
Oliver is really talented. Indeed he/they can create a platform where he'll be able to share his culture through his talent. Spotify or youtube can be a medium.
wonderful experience, this is the Philippines
A mixture of the colourful and beautiful with the dark and primitive.
Road to 1M!
Such a beautiful thing!! Keeping the culture and traditions alive and passing it down through the generations. We need to support and keep alive all indigenous tribes. As humans we must cherish and showcase all tribal cultures alive from extinction. Thanks you for sharing this Kulas, and thank you for introducing this wonderful culture to the rest of the world!
As usual on night duty watching your vlog while on break.. Power on!... Amping kanunay.
Gecko! love the sounds
Hi Kulas am from that area Alanib but I have never been to that place. Am happy to find you with some yellow colored outfit: you bring sunshine to them.
Thanks for this video.
Awesome!
Legendary " Old fashion Ethnic Dance ...
Good morning!
This is an amazing cultural experience! I’ve never experienced this in my life while living in Philippines, thank you for sharing this.
Congrats kulas, u are going to 1M subscriber!!!
Powerful stuff!!!
You ROCK‼️
Hey kulas 1M is waving...... 🙌🙌🙌
Man, that guy on the flute just played a powerful song.
What a talented flutest man.
hi Kulas! I've been your follower for the. last 6 years and only now i decided to subscribe your channel knowing that the tribal leader you're talking to is my long lost friend for decades. You will learn from him a whole lot of knowledge and wisdom about life. Moreso, I hope you'll read my comments and a big favor if you can hook me up with him. I really appreciate it if this thing will happen. Thank you very much Kulas , you're doin great. power on....
Subscribe only because you need a favor?
Excellent!! Oliver is such natural talented!!! His music on the flute is sòothing!!!! Hoping time will come again when home grown music talented peole are search in remote areas / provinces and supported. Not the cutie cutie mix breed ( mestizas ) aspiring starlets in big showbiz company but not talented nor smart .
I like watch video because Live in the Victory Lantapan Bukidnon I remember when I was small
One with you Kulas...nice one.
Thank you for showing us the culture of tribe and the rituals…it’s amazing
Kulas this is an outstanding interesting and emotional touching Video. To preserve the tradition of that awesome tribe is an very important task. Thank you for being responsible for that and sharing this experiences with us.🙏🏼👍💪🇨🇭
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Road to 1m 💪🏻💪🏻 kulas
Power on ❤️❤️
So cool! That Manong bamboo flutist is a genius! So very, very cool! I love it that they sang the Lupang Hinirang in their language. 😍
such a beautiful culture. thanks for sharing this Kulas. enjoy the nature and the Pilipino culture. awesome. astig k Kulas. ingat lagi and God bless
One of my fave movie is " The Last of the Mohicans " I'm glad He played in double bamboo flute so well..
Got goosebumps on the Flute Master. Ka hawd! Grabe ka power!!! 👌👏
Nakakaproud Naman talaga lods kulturang atin Pinoy talaga ..kaya fulpak Yan sakin kahit sa una palang Ang madilin...at sa napaka nice Ng drone panoramic view pa..keep it up lods
All I can say my friend kulas is thank you thank you for another previledge to showcase the real tradition, culture and talent of our native bro. and sis in mindanao and to all Filipino as well..
💪💪power on
Proud taga bukidnon :)
Very tireble ang beuteful reserve all peolple good wolrk kulasp0
We were there in February this year its still beautiful!
That bamboo flute sounds fantastic.
In Lantapan it is like Baguio it is really cool due to it's high elevation ⛰⛰⛰
And the river in Cagayan De Oro it come from Mount Kalatungan and Mount Kitanglad from the fogs and rain on the peak of the mountain 🏞⛰⛰⛰🌫🌫🌫🌧🌧🌧
And it is on the pineapple field 🍍🍍🍍
And they sang the national anthem on their own language.
And those are the primitive people of Bukidnon.
The Lumads and the Higaonons in Misamis Oriental.
And the Negritos in Negros that came in Africa AKA ita and the aeta in Luzon are the people that came in Africa.
And they had a rice terraces on the mountain in Lantapan same in Banaue there is a rice terraces on the mountain 🌾🌾🌾⛰⛰⛰
And those indigenous people you met them 6 years ago.
And it is really emotional that you reunited with them.
And you did not paint the wall of your new house it needs to be painted 🏠
I think I remember you coming to this tribe before where you joined in the frog dance if I remember correctly. I find the "frog dance" interesting as I do like frogs; very chilled and relaxed creatures. BTW, I loved the ladies tribal headdress. I am glad these tribes are getting the respect they deserve for their tradition and showcasing themselves. Many cultures and traditions from small indigenous tribes are dying off across the world due to environmental and economic matters, but with the right support and mutual respect, I believe certain cultures and tribes will endure. In 15 years' time, I expect to see this tribe flourishing, and not diminishing. Long live GRIND and the Talaandig community!!!!
BTW, you look really settled now in your new home. It is all coming together. This year is far from over and 2022 can still get even better for you guys over there.
Hi Kyle as I have always informed you this kind of video you did here are my very favourite I just love it when you take us all to meet ,listen ,hear and learn about these tribal folk I'm so grateful to you as your really one of the only one's that reach out and show the history and way of life of these wonderful people thank you so much .
Thank you Kulas for sharing such a priceless Filipino Cultural Dance/ Ritual if I may call it. Musical instruments, bamboo, gong. flute and others. Keep it up.... the sounds ng mga "kulisap" sa "tahimik na gabi". Positive vibes "POWER ON!!!: more power and God bless you all 🙏
So many positive vibes. Have a wonderful day
This is the best content that i've ever watch from all your vlogs. I love listening from that guy playing a bamboo flute,it's soothing. It makes your imagination flying somewhere. Thank you Kulas ang God bless all those katutubo's in that place. By the way thanks also for a beautiful sceneries.
Thank you for sharing your travels and your thoughts...it transports one to a refreshing and verdant atmosphere in contrast to the concrete jungle where most of us are. Oliver's short rendition of the theme of the movie, " The Last of the Mojicans", was a surprise. I just love native arts and culture. Daghang Salamat Kyle, keep posting....May God keep you safe and joy filled always.
Thank you for sharing
a wonderful Video.... congrats Kulas!