Bakit mga kanta natin madalas nilang gamitin? malimit akong mga video d2 sa youtube ang ggaling pa nila sa accent. Nakakapanindig balahibo na nakakatuwa.
@@jairus1230 mga kanta kasi na pinili nila ay pangchoir talaga. Marami sa pinas,walang gaano sa ibang bansa puro pop songs ang meron o xmas songs.Di naman pwedeng yun ang kantahin
May lenguahe po sa New Zealand, Maori po yung tawag. Same intonation and pronunciation as Tagalog at tinuturo sa school din kaya naachieve po nila yung Tagalog accent... Sa tingin ko lang po
Now I see that our ancestors are geniuses in terms of singing..visayan, Tagalog , and more folks songs from the Philippines. Very unique and Goldy songs . Imagine sung by a foreigner and the results are great! Proud to be Filipino. Thank God
@tinimbang ka ngunit sira ang timbangan abnormal may tagalog words na kahit tayong mga pilipino hindi mabigkas ng Tama im Filipino but i struggle sometimes pronouncing Filipino words
@tinimbang ka ngunit sira ang timbangan They're not filipinos, The fact that you expect them to pronounce filipino words the exact same as how we pronounce ours just proves the sheer stupidity you have. Comeback and talk with your Bullsh-t when you've actually learned all the languages and how to properly pronounce them, kid.
Bakit ako naiiyak? Kuhang kuha yung punto. Hindi ko inaasahang makarinig ng grupo ng mga dayuhang maawit ang isa sa aming awiting-bayan sa matatas na Tagalog. Saludo ako sa inyo. Alam kong hindi yan madaling gawin.
@@jlee739kung tatawagin mong OA siya, hindi mo tunay na napahagahan yung musika, ang pakiramdam na iyan ay normal lang, lalo na't paunti nalang sa aming mga kabataan ang tila umaawit ng mga ganyang traditional na kanta. Yung pakiramdam na mapapaiyak ka isa sa mga pagpapakita na tunay kang nagalak sa iyong napakinggan.
That's the point of the song but they're not suppsed to be exclusive only for Titas (Aunts). Any girl/woman who behaves the same way as you described qualifies what the song figuratively portrayed.
I can't believe what I'm seeing and hearing. If you close your eyes, it feels like filipinos are the ones singing it but it's actually foreigners. Great pronunciation! The interactions between the choir members are so cute.
It's amusing if you think about the meaning of this song. "Paru-parong Bukid" literally translates to "Farm Butterfly", which figuratively refers to a lady in the village known for her vanity and/or her good looks. "She flies around, in the roadside she flutters her wings." "She has a fancy fan and a hairbrush." "She looks at the mirror (her altar), and then walks while swaying her hips." When singing this song, it's as if you're either one of the village gossipers (you know, the ones who got nothing better to do than talk behind people's back), or one of her admirers. In the olden times, children used to sing this "non-sense" song while playing in the streets. It has become such a classic that it's culturally significant. Thank you for sharing this video of an excellent rendition of this song so close to our hearts.
I'm 19 yrs old, still remember when I was in kindergarten I always buy folk songs book, or any 10 pesos books outside our school that is related to our history and tradition. And I'll read or sing it went we get home, over and over. And now I realized that I am different from the other children before. So yes, I am familiar to our folk songs and up until now I am still inlove with 'em❤️
The choir sang naturally with the correct accent, pronounciation & pacing that I really enjoyed with so much fun & good vibes. Thank you for singing one of our folk songs. You're all very much appreciated.
@@ALLAHwithdaughterALLAT Pwede po kasing pangchoir yung mga folksongs ng pinoy. Bagay kasing gamitin at ipanlaban sa competition pangchoir. At baka wala silang mga folksongs na ganyan kasigla maski sa ibang bansa.Observation and opinion ko lang.I dont know the real reason.
Filipino's kasi ang pamantayan ng greatness in terms of live singing... Tayo ang sukatan.. Kaya para sa kanila, kung kaya nilang kumanta ng filipino song, its one way of telling the world na magaling sila... :)
I literally don't understand/know the lyrics but when I played this beside my Filipino mom she asked me if they're singing Paruparong Bukid and she loved their singing
I am a Filipino, Bayan ko is a pinoy song, am so proud foreign students sang it like it was their own, full of emotions and feelings from the conductor, so proud of you too.
I think it helped that it looked like they had Pinoys in the choir - and for sure they did this a treat for the Pinoys in their community. I love how they inserted that anglicized "paglalakad" in the end with the thick accent. Haha im sure they all started sounding like that.
I saw a lot of faces enjoying while singing the song.. I wish they understood the lyrics word per word, I bet they would enjoy it even more!... Really appreciate their rendition!
If my Grandma were alive she will surely love this. she is a music teacher and she really love folk songs and folk dances.. Especially this is sung in choir.. wow I imagined the praises she will utter in this performance 😉💖💖😼
When you're Filipino* but there's still New Zealanders being a better Filipino* than you...*aches* Edited: sorry if you're one of those who are kinda triggered by this comment. I was just over the top. Thanks for 1K likes ‼️
filipino is a spanish translation of pilipino and philippines is an english translation po ng pilipinas kaya para sakin pasok ang pilipino kasi pinoy ako. hahaha
Thank you so much! We truly worked so hard with this piece just as we do with our others and to see the love that we are receiving makes me so proud to have been part of this choir and to be a Filipino. Maraming salamat po!
I’m British and this was in my recommendations lol maybe because I watched to much Filipinos video even I can rarely understand it, but great your voice is so OoooOOH amazing
Ok. Let's get this straight. Why aren't we doing this to our own songs in our own country? Other people are supporting our folk songs, moreso should we🇵🇭 Edit: Thanks everyone for the replies(and insults, as well). I've learned a lot from you guys😁 My defense: It does not necessarily mean that just because you know it, everyone else does. If your school did it, then unfortunately mine didn't, hence I never knew. But yeah, each to their own😁🇵🇭 Basta, mabuhay lahat kayo! Wag kalimutang mag-mask at kumain, para di mamatay
That's the main problem here in our country, little by little the folk songs are being forgotten because we're not doing it, but Im glad that at elementary days our teacher taught us those songs. Our government prioritise more about unecessary issues.
I was part of the choir back in my old school and we often entered contests. We sang songs like this in the competition, likewise other choir groups. The problem is, choirs aren't recognized. Here in the Philippines, choirs are mostly associated to churches only, but we have choirs like this too! We just need to learn how to recognize them
Actually many universities are doing it every year, it's just not everyone can hear them because we dont post it much. We have more than 50 choir groups on Region 5 alone, what more in other regions
It's not that it's being ignored, it's just that not many people can afford these types of entertainment:) Usually they are pretty exclusive and are performed at prestigious places like CCP and not many people can afford to enter CCP hehe or even any theater for that matter :]
You know I may live in a country now but filipino traditional songs will never die on me. My family has authored several traditional songs of our own too that is either sang only in our family or has been released via my late great uncle’s music career with his band. Pen pen de sarapen was one of those songs.
@tinimbang ka ngunit sira ang timbangan Which ones? LOL. Maybe it's you who are not familiar with the lyrics. These are studied from an actual music sheet that they had to pay for. They didnt just google it from some unofficial source.
My mom never taught me the real version of Paruparong Bukid. Instead what she taught me was her joke: "Paru-parong bukid, ang buktot naligid. Asa man naligid, gidto sa bakilid. Unsa may gitambal, itlog sa butakal. Paru-parong bukid ang buktot naligid." *shet.* Edit: since may nanghihingi ng tagalog translation, eto may rough translation ako. Paru-parong bukid, ang kuba nahulog Asan siya nahulog? Doon sa may tagilid Ano ang panlunas, itlog ng bulugan Paru-parong bukid, ang kuba nahulog
Thank you so much! We truly worked so hard with this piece just as we do with our others and to see the love that we are receiving makes me so proud to have been part of this choir and to be a Filipino. Maraming salamat po!
I'm totally embarrassed. I'm a pureblooded Filipino yet I dunno the lyrics to this, let alone the pronunciation! Lmao. These guys are really good I had to actually make sure that they're not Filipinos lol
This is rendition I have heard from foreign choirs of Par-Parong Bukid. The arrangement shines out better with this faster tempo rather than the moderate tempo by most other choirs. The rhythm is nexactly the way butterfly's wings flutter which is fast motion up and down, not like birds. It givesw me the image of a butterfly on flight with its wings fluttering.
Dami tlaga nating magagandang folk songs,,isa yan sa itinatguyod ni unang ginang Imelda Marcos kaya nga napatayo ang folkk arts theatre.. Pati mga banyaga humahanga sa likhang sining ng filipino music..
Orchestra is only appreciated by a limited audience because of accessibility and a terribly wrong mentality pang mayaman lang ung mga orchestra . Kung Mai mainstream ito.tyak magbago isip Ng mga madla. Orchestras and choir arts should never be neglected but sadly and worst even during this pandemic, they are in danger of dying. Let's hope they will rise again with support of the government, private companies, well heeled patrons and the music loving community. Social media will help them a lot to be exposed as well.
Exactly my thoughts! Accessibility is one of the factors why not a lot of people are able to enjoy these types of entertainment--- Not everyone has access to platforms showcasing orchestra and other types of entertainment.
I'm Filipino and this performance gave me literal CHILLS, even when the video had just started. We Filipinos should have more appreciation towards our own folk music and dance and perform them as proudly as other races do.
Beatifully arrangement and singing! They seemed to enjoy this as much as we do Filipinos from childhood. Its a fun way of learning about and loving butterflies and nature. Mabuhay!!
I know exactly the lyrics and its context. This song is not about nature or butterfly. Its about a pre teen girl flirting. Described as like a butterfly wandering in a fields.
So proud being a pilipino..ung marinig ung kinakanta ng taga ibang lahi ung kantang pinoy nkka proud nakikita q n enjoy sila s pag kanta ang galing very impressive..sana marami pa kaung mkantang tagalog or pilipino songs..we are so proud of you guys..thank you for appreciating our song..thank you very much ill really enjoying watching you guys
The accent is like they're from the Philippines. And the "uy" is so adorable I had to listen to it again cause it's too cute
Bakit mga kanta natin madalas nilang gamitin? malimit akong mga video d2 sa youtube ang ggaling pa nila sa accent. Nakakapanindig balahibo na nakakatuwa.
@@jairus1230 mga kanta kasi na pinili nila ay pangchoir talaga. Marami sa pinas,walang gaano sa ibang bansa puro pop songs ang meron o xmas songs.Di naman pwedeng yun ang kantahin
May lenguahe po sa New Zealand, Maori po yung tawag. Same intonation and pronunciation as Tagalog at tinuturo sa school din kaya naachieve po nila yung Tagalog accent... Sa tingin ko lang po
@@asahi_ih austronesian language din kasi ang maori
Oo ang cute hahhah
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I'm smiling the entire show! It's nice to see foreign schools singing traditional filipino folk songs. Mabuhay ang musikang Filipino!👏
Their accents are so good!! It gave me chills i feel so honored 😭😭😭
I never thought that other foreign schools would study and sing filipino folks song but when I watch this, it changes my whole perception.
It was absolutely amazing and entertaining
me also
I agree lol
b@@whatdatechnodogedoin
Filipino folk songs have been famous pieces in choirs for decades.
Filipino children: we RISEEEEEEE...
Filipina mother: PALU PALU PALU....
HAHA lokoloko
Filipino kid: PURO PASA PASA
HAHAHA
Haha pwet go brrr
Brrt brrt
Now I see that our ancestors are geniuses in terms of singing..visayan, Tagalog , and more folks songs from the Philippines. Very unique and Goldy songs . Imagine sung by a foreigner and the results are great! Proud to be Filipino. Thank God
Being a Pilipino I'm so proud that one of our Folk Song give attention to the Foreign School...Mabuhay Ang mga Pilipino
Pedi ba tama na yan? Matagal na sikat ang pinoy songs sa choir worldwide.. proud ka pa nyan ngayon mo lang na laman.
They sounds good and the pronunciation is adorable. They sounds like FILIPINOS!
Ikkrr
sound*
they actually sound better than some Filipinos...
I guess you're new?
In"sone'mnia STAN DREAMCATCHER AND SNSD! Wym
I'm a Filipino, I might say, they didn't sound foreign while they're singing but like a real Filipino😍
Opo sweetheart...
@tinimbang ka ngunit sira ang timbangan
Bingi ka cguro
Kaya Dimo narinig or ma intindihan
Yung ibang mga lyrics na kinanta nila..
PrOuD FeLePeNo HeiR.... jEjEjEjE
@tinimbang ka ngunit sira ang timbangan abnormal may tagalog words na kahit tayong mga pilipino hindi mabigkas ng Tama
im Filipino but i struggle sometimes pronouncing Filipino words
@tinimbang ka ngunit sira ang timbangan They're not filipinos, The fact that you expect them to pronounce filipino words the exact same as how we pronounce ours just proves the sheer stupidity you have. Comeback and talk with your Bullsh-t when you've actually learned all the languages and how to properly pronounce them, kid.
Bakit ako naiiyak? Kuhang kuha yung punto. Hindi ko inaasahang makarinig ng grupo ng mga dayuhang maawit ang isa sa aming awiting-bayan sa matatas na Tagalog. Saludo ako sa inyo. Alam kong hindi yan madaling gawin.
Pinaka OA
@@jlee739kung tatawagin mong OA siya, hindi mo tunay na napahagahan yung musika, ang pakiramdam na iyan ay normal lang, lalo na't paunti nalang sa aming mga kabataan ang tila umaawit ng mga ganyang traditional na kanta. Yung pakiramdam na mapapaiyak ka isa sa mga pagpapakita na tunay kang nagalak sa iyong napakinggan.
Wow ang subrang ganda ng kinanta nyo. Mabuhay kayo
what is lacking are the magical butterflies flying all over them then it would be a real Hogwarts on concert.
LMFAOOOOOO
lmaoo I love this comment-
I imagine beauxbaton would do this
Exactly!!
@@MarieParks18 oh same!!!
they sound like the titas of the philippines gossiping about the daughter of a the neighbor's relative's friend xD love it
Hahahha lol
That's the point of the song but they're not suppsed to be exclusive only for Titas (Aunts). Any girl/woman who behaves the same way as you described qualifies what the song figuratively portrayed.
"UuUUUY! yung anAAAk~ ni nEeneng~
morena't dalagang maniiika~"
vro if he chismosas sounds like this i'd listen to them all day
Lmao
I can't believe what I'm seeing and hearing. If you close your eyes, it feels like filipinos are the ones singing it but it's actually foreigners. Great pronunciation! The interactions between the choir members are so cute.
One of the best things in this performance is their interactions while singing. It really portrayed the joy and meaning of the song.
Why do they sound so Filipino like seriously i couldn’t sense any accent
because they are singing duh
"Grammar school" and they're a choir so-
Their laugh somehow bothered me..........
@@doomboom1274 tru
many choirs are used to singing in another language and they practice diction to make the words clearer
It's amusing if you think about the meaning of this song.
"Paru-parong Bukid" literally translates to "Farm Butterfly", which figuratively refers to a lady in the village known for her vanity and/or her good looks.
"She flies around, in the roadside she flutters her wings."
"She has a fancy fan and a hairbrush."
"She looks at the mirror (her altar), and then walks while swaying her hips."
When singing this song, it's as if you're either one of the village gossipers (you know, the ones who got nothing better to do than talk behind people's back), or one of her admirers.
In the olden times, children used to sing this "non-sense" song while playing in the streets.
It has become such a classic that it's culturally significant. Thank you for sharing this video of an excellent rendition of this song so close to our hearts.
Nice one. I would have never known if I hadn't read this.
@@SamuelEspera don't listen to that nitwit, THIS CLASSIC SONG has been sung by WELL-KNOWN award-winning chorals in our country for ages
@@richardalden6368 ha bat parang galit ka sa nag comment?
What I knew was "sa gitna ng parang papaga-pagaspas" not "sa gitna ng daan".
@@samslifeandadventure693 you're right, my bad. it's been ages since i've last read the lyrics to this song. thanks for correcting.
I'm 19 yrs old, still remember when I was in kindergarten I always buy folk songs book, or any 10 pesos books outside our school that is related to our history and tradition. And I'll read or sing it went we get home, over and over. And now I realized that I am different from the other children before. So yes, I am familiar to our folk songs and up until now I am still inlove with 'em❤️
The choir sang naturally
with the correct accent,
pronounciation
& pacing that I really
enjoyed with so much
fun & good vibes.
Thank you for singing
one of our folk songs.
You're all very much appreciated.
So proud because most choir all over the world they used filipino folk song as their masterpiece... amazing...
Opo yan napapansin ko
Wala naman kasi ata sila gaanong kanta na pwedeng kantahin ng ganyan. Di naman pwedeng kumanta sila ng pop songs na choir version.
@@horrormovielover6725 why they used filipino song?
@@ALLAHwithdaughterALLAT Pwede po kasing pangchoir yung mga folksongs ng pinoy. Bagay kasing gamitin at ipanlaban sa competition pangchoir. At baka wala silang mga folksongs na ganyan kasigla maski sa ibang bansa.Observation and opinion ko lang.I dont know the real reason.
Filipino's kasi ang pamantayan ng greatness in terms of live singing... Tayo ang sukatan.. Kaya para sa kanila, kung kaya nilang kumanta ng filipino song, its one way of telling the world na magaling sila... :)
ngl I thought theyre from Hogwarts lol-
Same haha-
Same lmaohshqjjs
lol you're funny but after I read your comment I started to think so too 😂
Same
True tho, but they’re all ravenclaws
AS A FILIPINO THEIR PRONOUNCIATION IS AMAZING THIS MAKES ME SO HAPPY OMAYGAD
I literally don't understand/know the lyrics but when I played this beside my Filipino mom she asked me if they're singing Paruparong Bukid and she loved their singing
Taena I got goosebumps , that our folk song is being sang abroad.
Edit: omg 4k+ likes, sans pwede e convert sa pera haahha
Samee😭🖐
Same bruhh
😭♥️
Same!
Samee!
title says "Filipino"
Filipinos: Did someone say "filipino"?
It’s so easy to summon Filipinos
No doubt
What do you expect? Philippines known as the social media capital of the world haha
baited all filipinx hahahha
Omsim hahaha
I am a Filipino, Bayan ko is a pinoy song, am so proud foreign students sang it like it was their own, full of emotions and feelings from the conductor, so proud of you too.
Great Job new Zealand amazing talaga bravos 👏👏
They may be foreigners but damn, they nailed it like a Filipino Choir, it gives me chills as a filipino
I think it helped that it looked like they had Pinoys in the choir - and for sure they did this a treat for the Pinoys in their community. I love how they inserted that anglicized "paglalakad" in the end with the thick accent. Haha im sure they all started sounding like that.
idk which part of the Philippines you from, but choirs where I'm from could never 😭
@@broimhigh.ugh. same lol
I saw a lot of faces enjoying while singing the song.. I wish they understood the lyrics word per word, I bet they would enjoy it even more!... Really appreciate their rendition!
@@sameris6581I think they know the meaning
As a Filipino, I have to admit, the accent sounds natural just like a Filipino Choir. Kudos to the arrangement 💖
1:24 suddenly the birds and squirrels went near me
If my Grandma were alive she will surely love this. she is a music teacher and she really love folk songs and folk dances.. Especially this is sung in choir.. wow I imagined the praises she will utter in this performance 😉💖💖😼
I'm a filipino and this song holds part of culture so I'm literally crying. I'm really sad that my fellow other filipinos forget this kind of song.
BTS na ngayon.🤣
Miss this song when I was in Elementary singing this b4 class starts...
Im at 7th grade and me and my friends sing this whenever we are bord XD lol
This song is included in elementary MAPE subject. So all Filipinos knows this. You're not a Filipino if you don't know this.
Im not singing this song but i will not forget this song
New Zealand group singing a Filipino folk song is very well appreciated in the Philippines. Thank you New Zealand
Purbida ang gagaling nyo😍👏😊💗🇵🇭
This is a very beautiful song that everyone can't forget. Some forgot the lyrics but still humming the beauty of the song.
When you're Filipino* but there's still New Zealanders being a better Filipino* than you...*aches*
Edited: sorry if you're one of those who are kinda triggered by this comment. I was just over the top. Thanks for 1K likes ‼️
@@alejandroguevarra8506 you can still say it as Pilipino.
@@alejandroguevarra8506 yeah that's how i also see it. I thought it depends to your preference but thank you for that ❤️
true tho
filipino is a spanish translation of pilipino and philippines is an english translation po ng pilipinas kaya para sakin pasok ang pilipino kasi pinoy ako. hahaha
@Trending Compilations Seee i know I'm right 😂 Isn't Filipino the subject????🤨
The accent is perfection.
yup they nailed it
Intonation not accent
@@emmanuel9325 intonation the rise and fall. Talaga lang ha.
@@emmanuelgalanza9058 enunciation*
Thank you so much! We truly worked so hard with this piece just as we do with our others and to see the love that we are receiving makes me so proud to have been part of this choir and to be a Filipino. Maraming salamat po!
Would’ve given this a standing ovation for sure if I was part of the audience. Moved me to tears as a Filipino.
OMG! Foreign country sings our Filipino folk song. They sing it perfectly! They nailed it!
As a Filipino im both impressed and hysterical right now 😆
XD
same gurl lmao
@tinimbang ka ngunit sira ang timbangan kung may problema po kayo wag dito, maghanap na lang kayo ng makakausap nyo.
@tinimbang ka ngunit sira ang timbangan true
apir!
I’m British and this was in my recommendations lol maybe because I watched to much Filipinos video even I can rarely understand it, but great your voice is so OoooOOH amazing
Thanks hsppy to hear that. Imma Filipino...
@@cesarfelipe9844 wow
Thanksss IAM a Filipino too nc to meet you
@@wellwla9 👑
@@luna5465 heres a filipino^.^
Great ,if you are not seeing them singing ,I thought they are Filipino folk song singers.thank you
And it made me think to let our generation learn more from our folk songs and traditions it should keep alive and proud of.
Ok. Let's get this straight. Why aren't we doing this to our own songs in our own country? Other people are supporting our folk songs, moreso should we🇵🇭
Edit:
Thanks everyone for the replies(and insults, as well). I've learned a lot from you guys😁
My defense: It does not necessarily mean that just because you know it, everyone else does. If your school did it, then unfortunately mine didn't, hence I never knew. But yeah, each to their own😁🇵🇭
Basta, mabuhay lahat kayo! Wag kalimutang mag-mask at kumain, para di mamatay
That's the main problem here in our country, little by little the folk songs are being forgotten because we're not doing it, but Im glad that at elementary days our teacher taught us those songs. Our government prioritise more about unecessary issues.
@@Thelmo_AndradeJr. Yes because the government should definitely prioritize their funds on Paru-parong bukid.
@@gabrielegenota1480 HAHAHAHA so specific😂 it should be 'the government must also give some attention to the cultural activities.
I was part of the choir back in my old school and we often entered contests. We sang songs like this in the competition, likewise other choir groups. The problem is, choirs aren't recognized. Here in the Philippines, choirs are mostly associated to churches only, but we have choirs like this too! We just need to learn how to recognize them
Actually many universities are doing it every year, it's just not everyone can hear them because we dont post it much. We have more than 50 choir groups on Region 5 alone, what more in other regions
it's probably because of the singing and the harmony, but they sound like they've been speaking filipino for years! that's great :>>>
Lol..cge nga.try mo nga kumanta sa ibang language na nde mo alam..ok lng ba buhay mo?prng pumunta ka lng dito pra maging negative ah..
Sa choir kasi, pina-practice din yung proper pronunciation ng bawat pyesa na kinakanta namin. That's why. :) But yea. Galing nila sobra.
Wow galing.I got goosebumps, YT recommendations brought me here.
This NZ rendition of a classic Filipino ‘Paruparong Bukid’ song is indeed a masterpiece of improvisation! So proud.
I bet 60% of the people who watched this is a Filipino.
Si youtube nag recommend sakin nito😞
Yes
I’m 100% British but I wish I had a Filipino blood :< at least just 10% your country is so Amazing
@@luna5465 wow, we're glad❤️
@@amberbautista6161 Pleasure as we say❤️❤️
Such a masterpiece....I just realized now that orchestra is largely ignored here in PH
Ph just don't appreciate this art and is underrated here in the ph :< #buhanginpa
i agreee :
uhh..Our city here still does it?
@@helo-hb4hy Sana ol
It's not that it's being ignored, it's just that not many people can afford these types of entertainment:) Usually they are pretty exclusive and are performed at prestigious places like CCP and not many people can afford to enter CCP hehe or even any theater for that matter :]
for singing our folk song
Maraming salamat
Mabuhay!!!
The lyrics I knew as a child:
Paro-parong bukid
Ang buktot naligid
Asa man naligid
Didto sa bakilid
My life was a lie! 😱
Oy Bisayang dako hahaha
😂 sa mga baryo mao ni ang binuang na lyrics! Don't worry di ka nag iisa. LOL
bisaya yarn!
It's like Harry Potter and Hermione singing paru parung bukid 😂😍 welcome to Hogwarts
Niño Paulo Anchorez inedit mo pa corny pa rin naman nung inedit mo. 😂
thought the same! hahahaa
@@finnlakeandrews934 ano yung original nyang comment?
@@finnlakeandrews934 no one asked bruh
Same feels
As a filipino, I appreciate how they know how to sing a filipino song. Its kind of suprising.
What do you mean respect?
??
respect ._.
I agree
another "As a Filipino" comment haiya so sick of y'all
You know I may live in a country now but filipino traditional songs will never die on me. My family has authored several traditional songs of our own too that is either sang only in our family or has been released via my late great uncle’s music career with his band. Pen pen de sarapen was one of those songs.
They have good pronunciation! My goodness! They nailed it! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🔥
can we talk about the soprano solo, she did a great job making her voice stand out
Close your eyes while listening to them and they actually sound like very Filipinos. 🙌🏻🇵🇭
@tinimbang ka ngunit sira ang timbangan Which ones? LOL. Maybe it's you who are not familiar with the lyrics. These are studied from an actual music sheet that they had to pay for. They didnt just google it from some unofficial source.
@tinimbang ka ngunit sira ang timbangan we can't deny that they slay
Wow Ang galing nla kumanta Ng paruparong bukid
Kaya nga pati yung accent natin nakuha nila.
I hope we can have more composer dedicated to create filipino folk songs because this will be our breakthrough...
i like how they know this song more than me who is a filipino KJHGFDFGHJKJHG
SAME
The only lyrics I know are paruarung bukid
SAME LMAO
Me too
@@offgun6466 i know the song but not the lyrics
Something filipino..
Filipino's: allow us to introduce ourselves
literally the same comment I keep on seeing when I encounter videos that include Filipinos-
@@ReikoKoureGHOD it's annoying to see
@@bl4de903 lol true xD
So lovely us 🥰❣️ singers we appreciated 👍 very much how lovely lady's Ang gentlemen congratulation from Philippine.
Wow, missed this 4 yrs ago. Made me teary-eyed. Learned those songs in elementary school. I am wondering what made them choose one of our folk songs.
My mom never taught me the real version of Paruparong Bukid. Instead what she taught me was her joke:
"Paru-parong bukid, ang buktot naligid.
Asa man naligid, gidto sa bakilid.
Unsa may gitambal, itlog sa butakal.
Paru-parong bukid ang buktot naligid."
*shet.*
Edit: since may nanghihingi ng tagalog translation, eto may rough translation ako.
Paru-parong bukid, ang kuba nahulog
Asan siya nahulog? Doon sa may tagilid
Ano ang panlunas, itlog ng bulugan
Paru-parong bukid, ang kuba nahulog
hahaha yawa
Haha bisaya here🤣🤣
bisaya here
litsugas, HAHAHAHA
mine taught me " paru parung bukid, bukid paru paru"
Sad part is only a few filipinos know this existed because of all that Cras Cras memes, TikTok, Toxicity and many more
I was part of a choir in 2nd grade. I really had a hard time at
"Paga-pagaspas" but now it's all so clear.
S'ya nga.
Pano niyo po nalamang onti lang nakakaalam nito
This is taught in elementary music, no? Sa experience ko lang. I thought that was a DepEd curriculum.
I'm sad to say that I'm not introduced to this songs anymore and I'm pretty bad at my own language aswell.
Bravo. Magaling parang tunay na mga Pinoy.
My mother use to sing me that song paruparong bukid as a lulliby to make me fall asleep😊
I am a Filipino, it gives me goosebumps....how can the sing like the native speakers?
My admiration to all.
Thank you so much! We truly worked so hard with this piece just as we do with our others and to see the love that we are receiving makes me so proud to have been part of this choir and to be a Filipino. Maraming salamat po!
They sang it fluently like they are real Filipinos. This is amazing!
when foreigner better choir for filipino song than filipino
@@cactiboi1 Not true lol. You might haven't heard choirs in Philippines lol
I'm feel proud being Filipino ❤
Paru-parong bukid Ang galing talaga 🥰🥰😂🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 amazing , Philippines
I always got goosebump when someone singing our Filipino songs by other people
me too
I'm totally embarrassed. I'm a pureblooded Filipino yet I dunno the lyrics to this, let alone the pronunciation! Lmao. These guys are really good I had to actually make sure that they're not Filipinos lol
Me too
Don't feel embarrassed. You can always learn your language as they did! Don't be ashamed, we all had different living circumstances.
@@animalfinatic9366 🖤🖤🖤
Sa choir kasi, pina-practice din yung proper pronunciation ng bawat pyesa na kinakanta namin. That's why. :) But yea. Galing nila sobra.
They're choir singers. They're not random people who just got interested with the song.
This is rendition I have heard from foreign choirs of Par-Parong Bukid. The arrangement shines out better with this faster tempo rather than the moderate tempo by most other choirs. The rhythm is nexactly the way butterfly's wings flutter which is fast motion up and down, not like birds. It givesw me the image of a butterfly on flight with its wings fluttering.
Dami tlaga nating magagandang folk songs,,isa yan sa itinatguyod ni unang ginang Imelda Marcos kaya nga napatayo ang folkk arts theatre.. Pati mga banyaga humahanga sa likhang sining ng filipino music..
I literally smile when they sing fluently speaking in tagalog 💖🇵🇭
Sounds like a Disney Background Music when animals are making a dress for a a regular girl that fell inlove with a Prince
It sounds like a music in frozen
I'm Filipino .. ohhmyyy they are sound like a real Filipino they got the accent 😍❤️
Haharap sa altar at mananalamin wow galing Philippine choral very pinoy voice excellent!
the fact that their filo accent is better than some students in the philippines is giving me chills as a 100% filo
Unless youre a tribesman youre definetly mixed this country has been colonized way too much
Orchestra is only appreciated by a limited audience because of accessibility and a terribly wrong mentality pang mayaman lang ung mga orchestra . Kung Mai mainstream ito.tyak magbago isip Ng mga madla. Orchestras and choir arts should never be neglected but sadly and worst even during this pandemic, they are in danger of dying.
Let's hope they will rise again with support of the government, private companies, well heeled patrons and the music loving community. Social media will help them a lot to be exposed as well.
Exactly my thoughts! Accessibility is one of the factors why not a lot of people are able to enjoy these types of entertainment---
Not everyone has access to platforms showcasing orchestra and other types of entertainment.
I agree at dahil dito, yung iba nawawalan ng interest at sa iba nalang makapokus
As a filipino, I'm impressed. Their pronunciation of the tagalog words are on point.
Kudos to the choirmaster for teaching the right pronounciation and diction. Great singing.
*Good on ya Kiwis!!* 🇳🇿 🇵🇭
I'm Filipino and this performance gave me literal CHILLS, even when the video had just started. We Filipinos should have more appreciation towards our own folk music and dance and perform them as proudly as other races do.
When the teacher makes us sing traditional songs they expect us to sing as well as in the video, but the reality is *VOICE CRACKS*
🤣🤣
damn, the dictions and pronounciation are very much Pilipino. goosebumps!
woww, Galing, kudos to George Hernandez for that wonderful arrangement. 👏👏👏👍
White people getting into pinoy related stuff
Pinoys: "OMG IM PROUD PINOY"
Lmao
*Laughs in tagalog*
kinda sick of hearing pinoys saying that
Nakakahiya
Lmaoo like- srsly very cringey
The accent really sounds like Filiinos. It's cute.
This gives me the vibes of Harry potter when its dinner time and the choir sang with the frogs
One of the best renditions I've heard. Goosebumps! Thank you!
The accent is perfect oh my god! i really appreciate this as a filipino ❤️
Beatifully arrangement and singing! They seemed to enjoy this as much as we do Filipinos from childhood. Its a fun way of learning about and loving butterflies and nature. Mabuhay!!
I know exactly the lyrics and its context. This song is not about nature or butterfly. Its about a pre teen girl flirting. Described as like a butterfly wandering in a fields.
No. It's not about nature. Or butterflies. It actually tells the story of a beautiful woman looking very fancy as she shows off for her neighbors.
Pataka rapud ka!!! Paghilom wa kay ayo!!!
Haha it's not about nature lol. Literal talaga ha!
@@vinzlinardobnimaga7204 kinsa imong gipasabot?
Bravo!!! You nailed the pronunciations 100%! Congratulations to the group!!!
So proud being a pilipino..ung marinig ung kinakanta ng taga ibang lahi ung kantang pinoy nkka proud nakikita q n enjoy sila s pag kanta ang galing very impressive..sana marami pa kaung mkantang tagalog or pilipino songs..we are so proud of you guys..thank you for appreciating our song..thank you very much ill really enjoying watching you guys
Damn, if only we foster Filipino songs even more, they would recognize these masterpieces more and worldwide.
It's crazy how they sing it very well while me as a Filipino I don't even memorise the Lyrics😂
Me too lol
Wow amazing.... I am a Filipino I'm so proud of you guys...
Just watched this and found out my hands clapping!💛such a great work!