Please check out the original version of this song (sang by the band Yano). This link is the lyrics video with Spanish translation so you know what the song is about. th-cam.com/video/ryf0gC1LC8U/w-d-xo.html
this song is from the 90s band called YANO, entitled BANAL NA ASO, SANTONG KABAYO, and it talks about the hypocrisy of "religious" people not walking the talk. this song comes from the album with the same. title, YANO, and i love all their song there. the songs are. mostly about political and social issues, told in a very entertaining way. i think this album DESERVES A REVIEW. it's mainly in Tagalog though but it's very entertaining. the lyrics are a mix. of. serious, witty and funny, because they czme. from the University of the Philippines, one of the most prestigious schools when it comes. to top level students. it's a state university
🙏🐶 😇🐴 "Banal na Aso, Santong Kabayo” is a song by the Filipino folk-punk-alternative band Yano. The English translation of this song is Holy Dog, Saintly Horse. It is arguably one of the greatest Original Pilipino Music (OPM as we called it) songs of all time. To testify its greatness: even though this song is 20 years ago when it was released, the song got recently covers from numerous artists - artists that are distinct in musical style - from the worldwide viral performance of the comedic yet talented Big Mouth at the show Pilipinas Got Talent, to female rocker Yeng Constantino, to the acclaimed performance of Shaira and Tanya at The Voice Philippines, and to the reggae rendition of Kokoi Baldo. I can say all Filipinos have certain respect to this song, except those who are in various religious sects. They accused that this song was inspired from the devil. At the time it was a hit, they hurl all kinds of “insults” against this song, including blasphemy, and a devil’s subliminal message when “back masked” to desensitize the song’s meaning - but this kind of attacks had just perpetuated the song’s sense. The song is brilliantly written to attack religious hypocrites - hypocrites that are “masked” as a God-fearing person. Hypocrites that preach the Lord’s teachings, but neglect to follow the teachings for themselves. For the first verse: The narrator tells a story of a woman is praying with eyes closed in public (in a passenger jeep as the lyrics say.) And then, she commanded the jeep driver to stop the jeep so she can get dropped off at the convent. But the jeep driver differ and replied, “at the right unloading area only, or else I’ll be caught by the police.” Then the woman got mad to this and began cursing. (Source: Brainly.ph)
and to lessen the confusion why the laugh was added, and the "Hihihihi" means laughing at the hypocrisy at the holy dog/saint horse . the pretentious religious animals.
The song itself is a masterpiece and they gave justice to it. One of the best battles and for me I felt the same chills with the battle of Tanya and Shaira in The Voice Philippines with the same song "Banal na Aso". You should check it out!
"Banal na Aso Santong Kabayo" is a song by the 90s band Yano. And the version sung by them was the Janine Berdin's semi finals week performance in Tawag Ng Tanghalan
You look stunning today Waleska! I like what you did to your hair! It suits you very well… Kumbento is a Convent( nunnery) like monastery for priests…. And Yes, TNT. Has the highest standard on singing contests in the Philippines. If you win, you are extraordinarily good!
You should see Suzette Salandanan vs. Jo Pasaron battle of versions on Tawag ng Tanghalan. They sang "River" by Bishop Briggs. Their performance was lit. I'm sure you'll enjoy it too.
My most favorite cover of this song 'Banal na Aso' was sung by Janine Berdin. Like I watched that performance a thousand times. Hahaha 😂😂.. Hope you can check Janine Berdin performing 'Banal na Aso' in TNT. :)
Damn... This song!!!! One name popped up immediately, the one and only "Big Mouth"!! Big Mouth audition performance for Got Talent also really well known outside The Philippines especially here in my country Malaysia...
Hello to my favorite reactors! I don't know if you already saw this vid, but he made a duet in this song "Ikaw Lamang". The song was originally sung by ZsaZsa Padilla but Janno Gibbs and Jaya made a duet version. However in the song, the MOA shopper sounded more like Ogie Alcasid and Regine Velasquez. Oh, kumbento mean convent
Querubin Llavore did won and was able to defend her title. She got through to the quarter finals but she got sick during the quarter finals week and was not able to compete for a spot in the grand finals.
Please react to “Zeunette Salandanan | AMAKABOGERA | Tawag Ng Tanghalan,” here’s the link : th-cam.com/video/PrIL0CnFpug/w-d-xo.html . . Also please react to “Zeunette Salandanan VS Jo Pasaron - River | Tawag ng Tanghalan,” here’s the link: th-cam.com/video/-ZzMk8TjB4k/w-d-xo.html
And that's the singing contests in the Philippines on a daily basis lol we're obsessed with belts, it's pretty much the standard. If you can't reach high notes, the lesser the chance you win. But slowly, Filipinos are becoming more welcoming to other styles of singing.
I like this but I like the one from the battle rounds of The Voice from Bamboo's team better. This is one of the most iconic songs of the 90s. You should listen to the original by Yano.
Come to think of it there are few Filipino lyrical words here derive from Spanish Santong...Sagrado/.kabayo...caballo/....kumbento..convento/Rosaryo...rosario /kalye...calle /pwesto...puesto /pasensya...paciencia /pumara..Para/.barya...Barilla....hihihi....hihihi this song is 1/3 spanish
Good day to both of you. Hope you and your whole family are in good health. I am not sure whether you have already done a reaction on Filipinos in the international singing competitions such as the American got talents, Britain got talents, X-Factor, etc. If so, thank you. If you haven't yet, I would like to suggest that you do. Please. You can do it individually or just the top 10 Filipinos in AGT, BGT, X-FACTOR, etc.... God bless and more power.
Hey Waleska and Efra! Would you please react to this song's version of Shaira Cervancia versus Tanya Diaz on The Voice battles? Pretty please? Thank you and more power! ☺️💗
thats an ordinary lunchbreak here in PH... during break time seeing singers work their pipes.. so u tell urself when your having a hard time in the office then we see these contestants. and that's just one of the many singoffs... that's not even that trending there are mooooore..
Excited for your performance on 1MX, we'll have to wait for your podcast that showcase the full concert. Banal na aso is such an iconic rock song, everyone knows it, their version was based on Janine's rendition. Hope you can check the original artist performance as well...
This song been century old and sang various artist but never the same to other various artist.. this song let u play your style and interpretation with out hindering the original version..
Classic..Its a well loved song of all times. Yes this is one of the karaoke favorites. As it tackles one of society’s issues: hypocrisy In which is why part of it is a laugh but like a dog. The line goes You make me laugh hihihihi
Banal Na Aso, Santong Kabayo (Holy Dog, Saintly Horse) Hihihihi I sat across from a lady in a jeep* She was doing the rosary, her eyes closed "Let me off at the convent" she told the jeep driver "At the Bus Stop, please...the cops, you know?" replied the driver The lady wouldn't stop cursing Holy Dog, Saintly Horse I can't stop laughing Hihihihi (2x) A gospel monger preaching on the street Was asked for alms by a child beggar "The money is for the temple, sorry" he told the child "Just for food, can't you spare me some?" pleaded the child The street preacher moved to anotheer street Holy Dog, Saintly Horse, I can't stop laughing Hihihihi (2x) What you do to your brethren You do to me (2x) Banal na aso, santong kabayao Natatawa ako hihihihi (2x) At you At you Hihihihi *A jeepney is a public trransport. Behind the driver's bench which he shares with 2 passengers, are two long benches running the length of the vehicle. On these benches parallel to each other sit the passengers, face to face as it were A lady going into a convent where the priest is housed is a symbol, a social commentary on the hypocrisy of religion (Roman Catholicism in the Phils) Since you two are South Americans, I presume you are RCs...so the Dog and Horse should be familiar to you in the context of the Bible tales I do enjoy your reactions. Efra has a gut inkling onwha t the two singers are saying in music...they are pointing a finger at the church goer, at the follower of religious rituals and laughing derisively at the hypocrite This is a composition of Yano...YANO could be his artistic name. If my suspisicon is right, YANO might be a dimunitive of the Tagalog word PROBINSIYANO A probinsiyano is the equivalent of an unpolished person, un-urbanised as it were, unsophisticated in his views, in his thoughts so the artist Yano may be saying something on his soapbox
"Banal na aso, santong Kabayo" is a song that was sung by Yano a looooooooooooooong time ago and it translates to "Holy dog, saint Horse".... because of what the song means: religious hypocrisy, at least the ones that apply here in the Philippines. You really need to read the translated lyrics to understand the message that it is trying to impart.
this song banal na aso, santong kabayo is a sarcastic song alluded to those religious fanatics adoring images they considered holy like dogs and horse mentioned in this song... this song speaks of the split spirituality of the society .... the dichotomy of what they believe and how they live up to it
Please give time to watch SB19's performance on ASAP last Sunday. They had a collaboration with Mrs. Regine Velasquez - Alcasid, singing their ballad song Hanggang sa Huli. See how Stell's voice can be mistaken as Regine's 😂😍😍 Love you, guys!!
"Sisiw !" is a Pinoy word of expression for something done so easily or effortlessly like " a piece of Cake" or " A walk in the park" kind the thing. That song entitled " Banal na Aso, Santong Kabayo" in English: Holy Dog - Saint Horse is a mockery to those people who pretends and presumes that they are so religious and Godly in all their ways yet the truth of the matter is that they can't practice what they preach or walk the talk.
No, it is really popular from the original singer of it. Bamboo might be the one that introduced this song to you or of others who was born on 2000. Rivermaya where Bamboo was once their vocalist was with the era of bands with the original singer of this song which is YANO, there are lots of band songs in the 90's that you might not know and was introduced to you by the young talents now. Hope you have a good day.
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Please check out the original version of this song (sang by the band Yano). This link is the lyrics video with Spanish translation so you know what the song is about.
th-cam.com/video/ryf0gC1LC8U/w-d-xo.html
this song is from the 90s band called YANO, entitled BANAL NA ASO, SANTONG KABAYO, and it talks about the hypocrisy of "religious" people not walking the talk. this song comes from the album with the same. title, YANO, and i love all their song there. the songs are. mostly about political and social issues, told in a very entertaining way. i think this album DESERVES A REVIEW. it's mainly in Tagalog though but it's very entertaining. the lyrics are a mix. of. serious, witty and funny, because they czme. from the University of the Philippines, one of the most prestigious schools when it comes. to top level students. it's a state university
BANAL NA ASO, SANTONG KABAYO. means, holy dog, saint(ly) horse
Better check Banal na Aso battle from the voucher Philippines
🙏🐶 😇🐴
"Banal na Aso, Santong Kabayo” is a song by the Filipino folk-punk-alternative band Yano. The English translation of this song is Holy Dog, Saintly Horse. It is arguably one of the greatest Original Pilipino Music (OPM as we called it) songs of all time.
To testify its greatness: even though this song is 20 years ago when it was released, the song got recently covers from numerous artists
- artists that are distinct in musical style
- from the worldwide viral performance of the comedic yet talented Big Mouth at the show Pilipinas Got Talent, to female rocker Yeng Constantino, to the acclaimed performance of Shaira and Tanya at The Voice Philippines, and to the reggae rendition of Kokoi Baldo.
I can say all Filipinos have certain respect to this song, except those who are in various religious sects. They accused that this song was inspired from the devil. At the time it was a hit, they hurl all kinds of “insults” against this song, including blasphemy, and a devil’s subliminal message when “back masked” to desensitize the song’s meaning
- but this kind of attacks had just perpetuated the song’s sense.
The song is brilliantly written to attack religious hypocrites
- hypocrites that are “masked” as a God-fearing person. Hypocrites that preach the Lord’s teachings, but neglect to follow the teachings for themselves.
For the first verse: The narrator tells a story of a woman is praying with eyes closed in public (in a passenger jeep as the lyrics say.) And then, she commanded the jeep driver to stop the jeep so she can get dropped off at the convent. But the jeep driver differ and replied, “at the right unloading area only, or else I’ll be caught by the police.” Then the woman got mad to this and began cursing.
(Source: Brainly.ph)
28years ago to be exact😅
well done explain.
almost 30 yrs because it was in the mid 90's
and to lessen the confusion why the laugh was added, and the "Hihihihi" means laughing at the hypocrisy at the holy dog/saint horse . the pretentious religious animals.
@@wildpewdot9792 You're right, it was in 1994.
if nobody hasnot noticed it, walezka you look insanely great...
The vibe that performers typically go for when performing this song is REBELLION, ROCK, and ATTITUDE.
You practically stated the obvious and what is typically a rock genre is…
@@frisc0pn0ib0inot so... I've heard Jazz and Acoustic versions of Banal na Aso
The song itself is a masterpiece and they gave justice to it. One of the best battles and for me I felt the same chills with the battle of Tanya and Shaira in The Voice Philippines with the same song "Banal na Aso". You should check it out!
omg! You don't know how many times I asked other reactors to react to this.
THIS IS A MUST PERFORMANCE
it is a good song lang but definitely NOT one of the greatest OPM. That's stretching it out too much.
Yes please!! Do react to this one. Fav battle of all time.🙌🏻
Yaaaa its too much also... Must react please
"Banal na Aso Santong Kabayo" is a song by the 90s band Yano. And the version sung by them was the Janine Berdin's semi finals week performance in Tawag Ng Tanghalan
Kumbento means "Convent"... The place where nuns gather or the place where nuns live, I think hahahaha You really are my fave reactors
Very accurate. Cathedral is also called convent or kumbento.
You are right
Covinto is small church in the village
kombento meaning church
that's what she said obviously
The most epic, "BANAL NA ASO" cover I've ever watched was the one from The Voice battles! You should react to it too!!
YES PLS
React to the this please
Yes pls!!!
YES! I prefer that one too!
You look stunning today Waleska! I like what you did to your hair! It suits you very well… Kumbento is a Convent( nunnery) like monastery for priests…. And Yes, TNT. Has the highest standard on singing contests in the Philippines. If you win, you are extraordinarily good!
She looks like making a diet.
You should see Suzette Salandanan vs. Jo Pasaron battle of versions on Tawag ng Tanghalan. They sang "River" by Bishop Briggs. Their performance was lit. I'm sure you'll enjoy it too.
Efra and Wale you should also react to ZEUNETTE in TNT. With her version of “AMAKABOGERA” you’ll love it❤😊
Janine Berdin - had a dope rendetion of this song. That's her most famous cover and she sang it too way back when she was a contender of TNT before.
Yeah, it was so amazing! I really really want them to react to Janine performances in TNT
The BANAL NA ASO experience will not be complete without JANINE BERDIN'S version. Also in TNT.
yesss🛐🛐
Not good this one is better.
MAS MAGALING NAMAN KAY BERDIN MGA IYAN....
GREAT! That you will be performing together with our great Filipino singers.
Omg I'm so in love with your whole looks today waleska 😍😍😍
Great content as always 🥰🥰
My most favorite cover of this song 'Banal na Aso' was sung by Janine Berdin. Like I watched that performance a thousand times. Hahaha 😂😂.. Hope you can check Janine Berdin performing 'Banal na Aso' in TNT. :)
Nothing beats the Tanya ans Shaire duel of this song. period!
Tho magaing ding tong version na to 👏
just to show how high the standards in a singing contest in the Philippines, I know it is insane
i remember you already reacted to them but only the last part. But yeah, it's so cool watching the whole duel with you
Damn... This song!!!! One name popped up immediately, the one and only "Big Mouth"!! Big Mouth audition performance for Got Talent also really well known outside The Philippines especially here in my country Malaysia...
This song is rock,, and it has so many bars on its lyrics that only Filipinos understand..
That dress is so lovely on you, Waleska!
Hello to my favorite reactors! I don't know if you already saw this vid, but he made a duet in this song "Ikaw Lamang". The song was originally sung by ZsaZsa Padilla but Janno Gibbs and Jaya made a duet version. However in the song, the MOA shopper sounded more like Ogie Alcasid and Regine Velasquez.
Oh, kumbento mean convent
Original song by the band Yano. Lead singer Dong Abay is the one who sang with Joey Ayala "Walang hanggang Paalam".
both of you are literally stunning, goals omggasdsa i love yall
Querubin Llavore did won and was able to defend her title. She got through to the quarter finals but she got sick during the quarter finals week and was not able to compete for a spot in the grand finals.
I don't know why but Waleska look so freaking gorgeous 😳
That format is "The Battle of Versions". Basically they will sing the same song with their own versions.
TEAM BAMBOO The voice ph Version it's also Lit 💪🏻
Yes pls
If you think this is unbeatable, you should check out Zeunette and Jo's battle!! Hahaha it is outstandinh
Amakabogera batte is insane and even better😂
Please react to “Zeunette Salandanan | AMAKABOGERA | Tawag Ng Tanghalan,” here’s the link : th-cam.com/video/PrIL0CnFpug/w-d-xo.html
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Also please react to “Zeunette Salandanan VS Jo Pasaron - River | Tawag ng Tanghalan,” here’s the link: th-cam.com/video/-ZzMk8TjB4k/w-d-xo.html
The song is an original song of Yano. A 90's band. Please check the original esp. their mini concert inside jail singing Mateo Singko
And that's the singing contests in the Philippines on a daily basis lol we're obsessed with belts, it's pretty much the standard. If you can't reach high notes, the lesser the chance you win. But slowly, Filipinos are becoming more welcoming to other styles of singing.
Low key your set is way better than the old one. You look more professional with your own chair. The only downside is the background/back drop
I like this but I like the one from the battle rounds of The Voice from Bamboo's team better. This is one of the most iconic songs of the 90s. You should listen to the original by Yano.
Banal na Aso is originally composed by Dong Abay🎉
I really recommend "Banal na aso" of JANINE BERDIN also in TNT. That one is iconic and legendary!🤟🏻
Wow Waleska looks great ..love your reaction guy's.. GODBLESS
Excited of the vlogs you will be having on 1MX..
Vice Ganda ends the performance by entering the stage but there's still outro from the two singers. Hahaha.
"Banal na aso, santong kabayo" is a song about hypocrisy. Translated to "Holy dog, saintly horse".
Kumbento is convent for nuns.
Come to think of it there are few Filipino lyrical words here derive from Spanish Santong...Sagrado/.kabayo...caballo/....kumbento..convento/Rosaryo...rosario /kalye...calle /pwesto...puesto /pasensya...paciencia /pumara..Para/.barya...Barilla....hihihi....hihihi this song is 1/3 spanish
kumbento in general means church. but it literally translate to convent where nuns gather.
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Good day to both of you. Hope you and your whole family are in good health.
I am not sure whether you have already done a reaction on Filipinos in the international singing competitions such as the American got talents, Britain got talents, X-Factor, etc. If so, thank you. If you haven't yet, I would like to suggest that you do. Please.
You can do it individually or just the top 10 Filipinos in AGT, BGT, X-FACTOR, etc....
God bless and more power.
This competion as actually a battle of versions
Same songs but different arrangement,,
Waleska and Efra theres also a battle in the voice Philippines with the same song. Please please please react to that. Thank you very much!
Mabuhay guys mahal ko kayu
That song is a SATIRE
Pangarap ko ang magmahal, mundo. Sisiw!
Hey Waleska and Efra! Would you please react to this song's version of Shaira Cervancia versus Tanya Diaz on The Voice battles? Pretty please? Thank you and more power! ☺️💗
Banal na aso from the voice battes was also sooo iconic
thats an ordinary lunchbreak here in PH... during break time seeing singers work their pipes.. so u tell urself when your having a hard time in the office then we see these contestants. and that's just one of the many singoffs... that's not even that trending there are mooooore..
Excited for your performance on 1MX, we'll have to wait for your podcast that showcase the full concert. Banal na aso is such an iconic rock song, everyone knows it, their version was based on Janine's rendition. Hope you can check the original artist performance as well...
Waleska , your outfit today is ♥️♥️♥️
Check out the other battle of this song on the voice Philippines...its more intense guys and I am sure you will love it.
This song been century old and sang various artist but never the same to other various artist.. this song let u play your style and interpretation with out hindering the original version..
Kumbento is like a spiritual convent in English ... convention is like a big gathering of people with speakers and audience ...
Classic..Its a well loved song of all times. Yes this is one of the karaoke favorites. As it tackles one of society’s issues: hypocrisy
In which is why part of it is a laugh but like a dog. The line goes You make me laugh hihihihi
Nice to be updated... Rosarely Avila once joined there and now as Ryssi Avila :)
Kumbento means an area inside the church which is exclusive for Priests and other church members.
Banal Na Aso, Santong Kabayo (Holy Dog, Saintly Horse)
Hihihihi
I sat across from a lady in a jeep*
She was doing the rosary, her eyes closed
"Let me off at the convent" she told the jeep driver
"At the Bus Stop, please...the cops, you know?" replied the driver
The lady wouldn't stop cursing
Holy Dog, Saintly Horse
I can't stop laughing Hihihihi (2x)
A gospel monger preaching on the street
Was asked for alms by a child beggar
"The money is for the temple, sorry" he told the child
"Just for food, can't you spare me some?" pleaded the child
The street preacher moved to anotheer street
Holy Dog, Saintly Horse,
I can't stop laughing Hihihihi (2x)
What you do to your brethren
You do to me (2x)
Banal na aso, santong kabayao
Natatawa ako hihihihi (2x)
At you
At you
Hihihihi
*A jeepney is a public trransport. Behind the driver's bench which he shares with 2 passengers, are two long benches running the length of the vehicle. On these benches parallel to each other sit the passengers, face to face as it were
A lady going into a convent where the priest is housed is a symbol, a social commentary on the hypocrisy of religion (Roman Catholicism in the Phils)
Since you two are South Americans, I presume you are RCs...so the Dog and Horse should be familiar to you in the context of the Bible tales
I do enjoy your reactions. Efra has a gut inkling onwha t the two singers are saying in music...they are pointing a finger at the church goer, at the follower of religious rituals and laughing derisively at the hypocrite
This is a composition of Yano...YANO could be his artistic name. If my suspisicon is right, YANO might be a dimunitive of the Tagalog word PROBINSIYANO
A probinsiyano is the equivalent of an unpolished person, un-urbanised as it were, unsophisticated in his views, in his thoughts so the artist Yano may be saying something on his soapbox
i thought i'm gonna be the first one to comment. anyways, thank you again for loving our culture. SISIW!
MAHAL SISIW!!!!!!!!
@@Waleska-Herrera if this is Efra, man youre the best!
@@Waleska-Herrera This is definitely Efra 🤣🤣
Waleska is so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
Did u understand what happend in the end? When vice came in earlier than cue? Haha. 😂Wlska is looking good.
"Banal na aso, santong Kabayo" is a song that was sung by Yano a looooooooooooooong time ago and it translates to "Holy dog, saint Horse".... because of what the song means: religious hypocrisy, at least the ones that apply here in the Philippines. You really need to read the translated lyrics to understand the message that it is trying to impart.
Wow beautiful Waleska ❤️
There's another one best performance there in bottle of version "yugto" at so good too you should check that out guys ♥️♥️
There is one good battle of this song as well on the Voice Philippines...try to check it out guys...
The original singer on that song is YANO BANDthat is early 80's song, banaln nga aso snatong kabayo
"NATATAWA"- Laughing " Natatawa ako sayo" - I'm laughing at you...
kumbento.. convention.. very good..
Lovin' Wale's sultry vibe today 💋
JUST A NORMAL DAY IN THE PHILIPPINES. 🥰😍😘😅
this song banal na aso, santong kabayo is a sarcastic song alluded to those religious fanatics adoring images they considered holy like dogs and horse mentioned in this song... this song speaks of the split spirituality of the society .... the dichotomy of what they believe and how they live up to it
Another best battle in TNT is "Yugto" You should also check that out!
That's fierce!!!
BANAL NA ASO- SACRE DOG
SANTONG KABAYO (CABALLO)- SAINT HORSE
COMVENTO-MONASTERY
First time seeing you Waleska without fake long nails 😊😍 anyways ur so pretty ❤😍
The funny thing was Vice Ganda was already introducing them but they're not done yet, they just pause for the next last belt 😜
Cumbento is Convent.. Waleska's got it right. same as Convent for the Nuns.. Convento de Monjas😁
This was good but please do check Shaira and Tanya in The Voice Philippines battle rounds, they took this song to another level
Please give time to watch SB19's performance on ASAP last Sunday. They had a collaboration with Mrs. Regine Velasquez - Alcasid, singing their ballad song Hanggang sa Huli. See how Stell's voice can be mistaken as Regine's 😂😍😍 Love you, guys!!
"Sisiw !" is a Pinoy word of expression for something done so easily or effortlessly like " a piece of Cake" or " A walk in the park" kind the thing.
That song entitled " Banal na Aso, Santong Kabayo" in English: Holy Dog - Saint Horse is a mockery to those people who pretends and presumes that they are so religious and Godly in all their ways yet the truth of the matter is that they can't practice what they preach or walk the talk.
Salamat po.
Convento means convent. That's a clqssic song way back 20 or 25 years ago. I can't remember. Btw, salamat po uli.
That's it.
Hope to see more of TNT battles… ZEUNETTE SALANDANAN vs JO PASARON singing RIVER…that is EPIC!!!
Kumbento is convent in English. It's a place where aspiring nuns are confined and study there.
You should definitely check the battle from today as well lol the mama knows best one
BANAL NA ASO by JANINE BERDIN is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 please react to it . Please & Thankyou
Waleska I like your hair and makeup you look pretty
i love your dress and hair Waleska
"Wow she was so good it flipped my voice" so funny...
Holy Dog, Saint Horse.. laughing at you!
Grabe grabe grabe beybe
great outfit Waleska!
The song is popularized by Bamboo, Thanks and God bless
No, it is really popular from the original singer of it. Bamboo might be the one that introduced this song to you or of others who was born on 2000. Rivermaya where Bamboo was once their vocalist was with the era of bands with the original singer of this song which is YANO, there are lots of band songs in the 90's that you might not know and was introduced to you by the young talents now. Hope you have a good day.
Kumbento means convent of religious and natatawa means laughing
Please try to react to Banal na Aso from The Voice PH season 1 😎
I really love you guys😘 waleskaaa and Efraaaa🩷🫶
Convento is a convent in the English language. Nuns live in the convent.
Try to watch the THE VOICE PHILIPPINE BANAL NA ASO… ( that’s the real HALIMAW)😂😂😂team bamboo
You know what guys? Personally, I prefer your setting at home than in your studio. Perhaps make your studio more home-like? It's "warmer" like that. 🙂 Just to add (I edited), the sound of your previous home setting was better (louder at least).