For people who don't know, the Carinosa is a Filipino folk dance that tells of the courtship and love (traditionally) between a man and a woman, and the dance steps express the playful love they have for each other. I love how this song tells a twisted and dark version to the original folk song/dance
For the name i thought this was more oriented to spanish culture. Like flamenco or argentian tango. Cariñosa is a hispanic word. She is also dressed as a traditional wealthy woman from 1800 in spain and argentina.
It's so rare to find a Tagalog vocaloid songs inspired by folk music, but discovering this one is truly a treat. I know Dasu, but they lean on EDM stuff which is also sweet.
For those wondering what those "Mirror with an Eye" are, those are Lover's Eye. Those aren't mirrors... In Europe back during Regency & the Early Victorian period, there was a love trend that I don't doubt was also known in the Philippines (which I wish to see someday cause I doubt our country hasn't tried that sh*t yet even in a short period of time). This love trend is to have someone or yourself paint a miniature portrait of your lover's eye and have your friends guess who it is...
There are many Vocaloid songs in Filipino actually! Here are some of my recommendations: - Nakakapagpabagabag - Dasu - 86 - Dasu - Jet Ammo - Dasu - Carbon - Dasu - Entropy - Ensou - Coma - Ensou - Event Horizon - Ensou Mostly Dasu and Ensou on this reccomendations xD
Its also rare to find some dark themed songs in the Philippines, since the music industry are more into fun, acoustic and lively sweet tunes. Finally i found one. Nice job, keep it up
"Ang cariñosa" This song is based on a a Filipina who had a lover, her lover cheated on her with a lady... But, instead of forgiving him.. she killed him.. A very dark story indeed, a new inspiration for my mind... Why did I never find this sooner, it's so rare to see a dark Filipino song based on a folk song I'm loving every bit of it
Yeah sad that we don't get much dark-topic songs. Though ig it kinda makes sense because A.) This country is religious af, B.) parents scold us for celebrating Halloween and saying we might accidentally kill someone because scary looking, C.) Christmas. Since September. We started fucking Christmas. I'm born, raised and live here in the Philippines and I absolutely despise Christmas. Like I'm already scared of my birthday since my parents might play Christmas songs more often at that day... 💀
@@majesteikexe9610 i was born Muslim because my parents convert before i was born and in some schools in the Philippines, you need to be Christian to go to school which sucks since I live in the most catholic place which is ofc luzon
@@Shilpa_Kujur Not really???-ish. It's been already 5 months since I've made this comment and honestly my answer is yes'nt. Educational system might remove grades 11 and 12 in the coriculum, crime rates are getting back up, and poverty rates are also rising. I;m jsut glad school shooting or bombing isn't much of a thing here. My school is fully face to face since I'm in private school and yeah. Though, in my old school (also private though more expensive) there were multiple bomb threats (3 actually had bombs in it) and yeah.
Here's the story from what I've figured from the lyrics in the song. Our singer is a young woman who is in a relationship (from what I believe, they are married, note the "Remember our promises," line, which most likely means wedding vows.) After some time, the woman began to doubt her partners faith to her, and begins to question him. (The main chorus reflects this thought of mine.) At first she isn't in too big trouble in doubting her partners faith, however when she asks him one day, he grows furious and hits her. (Note, "this purple blooming on my face" signifies a bruise given to her by her lover.) It is assumed that the following night, she'd see him with another woman. Upset beyond belief, rage begins to boil up inside, and she grows to plot her lovers demise. As days go by she would curse the woman who took her partner from her, and after some time, she confronts her partner and kills him. (I believe she cut out his heart, based off of the ending lyrics. The idea of her believing it's rightfully hers goes literally, I suppose.) If this is wrong, do correct me. I'm German American and I don't know the full history behind this song. It's a beautifully composed piece as always and I enjoy listening to it! :]
The word "gigil" doesn't have a direct translation in english, the purple blooming in her face is a metaphor. Gigil is that intense feeling that could be negative or positive, but in this one its negative
filipino here ! this is how i understood it based from the tagalog lyrics. she doubted her husband but resulted in forgiving him and gave him the benefit of the doubt. "the purple blooming in her face" is just a metaphor for a rlly intense feeling as user kocchanbinch said. the husband did not hit her in any kind. and when she finally spotted him with another woman irl, her line of trust snapped. she became angry at the woman (she insults the woman and called her a hag and told her that the husband didn't belong to the hag lmao) and heartbroken at the husband. (she monologues abt how the husband promised her that he'll always love her which yknow was a lie) then in a fit of rage, she murdered them both then and there in the bahay kubo (a traditional house in the Philippines) she spotted them in - that didn't even belong to either of them- this created a mess in the hut with their bodies mangled ; body parts scattered around the floor and walls. and as you said, the heart that is now in her hands as the husband promised it would always be in. fun fact! there's a certain law in the Philippines that makes it legal for a legally married woman to kill her husband and the person he's cheating with as long as she flees from the location she killed them in/where the couple lives in. this is a rlly good translation, i loved the way how you articulated the story !!
At 4:57 you could hear wedding bells as if she decided that they will be together forever like she always wanted, just a small beautiful detail I noticed
no, the way the bells are ringing are actually how they would ring when the casket of someone who passed, has blessed by a priest and is about to be sent off to the cemetery to be buried
god when bahay kubo started i fucking froze. scared the shit out of me i think that made the song much more chilling to listen to with the folk song-sound and the art and the story/lyrics, it feels like looking back on old memories, but without the rose colored glass of nostalgia, so it's all just. bitterness. like holding on to something long dead just because it's shaped who you are so much, you can't fully let it go/forget it whole thing's just amazing, i love it. kudos to everyone who worked on this. happy buwan ng wika lol
I feel like the mirrors mean something-they signify the emotions that the woman felt during the course of events in this song. Black tears mean she’s sad, grieving or sorrowful. Having discovered her (presumably) husband’s escapades (2:25), the tears started to run down when she realized that he broke her trust. The eyes kept crying for the remainder of the song up to the part where she finally did what she wanted to do (4:34). The cracks in the mirror mean that she’s furious. The first time they appear is when she’s cursing the woman whom the husband had an affair with (3:28) and the second time is when she finally killed him. No sadness at that point, just pure hatred (4:34). The red eyes symbolize her murderous intent, which first appeared when she sang about the limbs barely fitting inside the nipa hut (3:09). Notice how she decided to hold the dagger until the end, except for the times where she had to conceal it whenever he’s around (4:01). Just like the tears suddenly disappearing, the eyes go back to brown once she takes his life. That’s just my interpretation though!!! Feel free to reply with your insights and suggestions ahah✨ (Oh my god I haven’t checked the comments section since this song came out on Spotify😭 Thanks guys! Today I learned that those mirrors are actually pieces of lover’s eye jewelry and she starts holding the knife at 2:25… probably means that killing was just a fleeting thought on the back of her mind at first upon immediately seeing him.)
Lover's eyes are accessories that are small necklaces that have a picture of a partner's eye. You can search up more since its 1 am and i dont wanna go to in depth in researching this.
Filipinos are very forgiving- it's embedded in our culture to align with the teachings of the Catholic Church. That's why the original lyrics of Ako'y Iniwan Mo wants the audience to sympathize with the cheater.
I really like the detail where her lover stops "breathing" and moving like she does once she's taken his heart, her still idly moving body versus his faint hand movements, as if he's trying to grasp for something in his last moments.
I used to play in a folk orchestra back in highschool, I play the octavina and I just have this love for Filipino folk songs. I love when artists like steampianist take these old melodies and make it their own
Sabi mo ako'y ang tanging iibigin Salungat ang aking nadama Patuloy-tuloy pa rin ang aking puso Naniwala sa ating sumpaan Bathala bakit nagkaganyan Ako bang may sala Parang ako'y pinagtampuhan Panalangin ng aking katinuan Nawa ay hinding siphayo ang aking mapala Nais ko sanang itanong kung sino ba ang totoo Panalangin ko sana na walang iba Nais ko sanang itanong kahit alam ko ang sagot Itigil na ang duda Tiwala na ako ang sinisinta mo Paparating na silakbo ay napigil Nitong lila sa mukha kong gigil Mula sayo na minsan magkamali Na hingin ang iyong pagtangi Sa ilalim ng buwan nasaksihan ko ang lahat pati Ang dahilan ng dalas mong paglisan Dibale, O aking sinta ika'y pinatawad 'Di na kailangan magpaliwanag pa Mahal pa din kita Nais ko sanang itanong kung sino ba ang totoo Panalangin ko sana na walang iba Nais ko sanang itanong sinong hitad ba ito Tigil na ang duda Tiwalang iningatang iyong pinatay Bahay kubo dahil maliit Ang nagtipon doon ay hindi mag-ari Katawan, Ulo, Bisig ng Ina ay wala nang paglagyan para kay kuya Tingnan ang tampalasang bruha 'Di karapat dapat sa kanya Habang ako'y nangungulila bawa't araw 'Di na hahayaan ang langit ang humusga Diba, pangako mo Tayong dalawa Magsasama hanggang wakas Nais ko sanang itanong kung pagmamahal ba ito Kung 'di ka lang din sa akin walang pwedeng makatamo Dugong nagpatibok sa puso Dating nagmahal sa akin Ngayon ay sumaboy sa kisame, pader at sahig Puso mong pinangako sa akin Minarapat lang na bawiin Sa aking mga kamay ay pipintig magpakailanman Just wanted to sing along so I copied this off Wikipedia and posted it here
I love everything about this ! The melody, the orchestration, the sound of Filipino language and the mystery it produce to my untrained ears. The visuals are also *chef kiss* Can't wait to have lyrics for this song
Bravo! Honestly the implementation of the folk songs are very spot on. Still sticking with the dark theme as you have always been doing. As a Filipino, the accent was pretty good actually, could definitely use some small changes but damn was that an amazing piece showcasing a modernized take on our folk songs. Edit: Been listening nonstop for about an hour now, the slow descent into madness and then the breaking point. This is just perfection you can really feel how intense the feelings that are being conveyed.
Bruh can we talk about how awesome the lyrics are? It's more eloquent than common tagalog but it isn't far out. If only more local literature adopted this style.
As a Filipina, I loved this song so much but as I grew older and understood the message. I hated it and only listened to the beat. But this version suits it best. The Carinosa as a song that would embed a bloody message if your lover would cheat on you. I love this so much HAHAHAHAHA pota na iiyak ako💀
If you want more songs in Tagalog, you should listen to DASU's music. Some of her songs aren't, but most, like Antidisestablishmentarianism or Nakapagpabagabag are
Same vibe but different story. The tailor did it for revenge because kaito killed her husband and child so she did the same. She's envious that his family is whole, happy, and alive while hers is not.
i havent heard the song yet and my skin is already melting from the hype i am feeling. the beings living in my hollow bones are ready to wiggle themselves to this banger. i am wearing my baro't saya and almost a decade old bakya with my grandma's spade-shaped straw fan. *I AM READY*
please help ive been listening to this on repeat for days now and maria clara barged into my room then dug my heart out and spat on me help im bleedimh i thinmk im gona di
This is so artistic. It makes you feel like you're in an old and possibly haunted Filipino manor and you stay there for a few days or so and you find this old portrait of the lady and the baron and as the housekeeper tells you their story, this song plays
Fun fact: Cariñosa actually means, affectionate or Loving, and the Cariñosa filipino folk dance is used in the intents of flirting or courtship, usually, filipino girls are depicted as shy or "Maria Clara" 's in filipino songs but apparently not in this one (I was in school learning about filipino folk dances while watching this lmao)
I find it unbelievable how Steampianist's music goes from ok to absolutely amazing works of art, this is one of the latter honestly bro this is hypnotic in how tragic and beautiful it is
That's because both of their assets were drawn by tourniiquet! I follow them on tumblr and that's how I stumbled across this new release, she draws lolita dresses such as the Maria Clara gown so beautifully and it works great for this song
With steampianst see the vulnerability of a coward heart. The no living of a hesistant love, even if the other part love the first one. And now see how the jealousy mixed with a dishonesty being about the feelings ends in a bloody murder. In this point, no one can judge the woman about her behavior, she love with a traitor to her feelings, that just torture her with silence and affairs. Just a great lyrcs and video Steampianist, you always improve in your art.
this is a rare gem to find honestly no one makes Filipino music with traditional vibes like this anymore it's always slow acoustic guitar love songs;; and yes I'm one of those people that went "omg Steampianist is Filipino?"
i made a kapampangan/tagalog version since i was bored: (Edited as of 2023, more coming) Sebi mu aku ing luguran mu Aliwa ing kakung adamdam Patuki-tuki ya pa ing pusu ku Meniwala king pangaku ta O Ginu, bat mekanta Atin ku ba sala Papagbuysit muku ba Pangadi ke sana Eke aranas ing pangabigu Ikutang ke sana, nanu ya itang tutu? Ipangadi ku sana na alang aliwa Buri ke sa ikutang, adyang balu ke ing pakibat Tuknang me ing duda Maniwala ku na aku mu ing lugur mu Paratang
Yep! The accent was strong in this one. Hiraya is a better voice bank for Filipino since it’s especially made for the language, so the accent is on point and clearer.
I waited forever for this! I love it! Especially the idea of a yandere maria clara. The tone is amazing and I really like that there was even a 'Bahay Kubo' piece in the song. Ang galing mo talaga. Salamat po!
Nearly 2 years later and I'm still obsessed over the song. It's so enchanting. May pagka-yandere-ish nung babae, it's unhinged, and I quite like dealing with unhinged content!
Gosh, this- this is the one. This gave me the chills. Everything was executed so perfectly from start to end. I love the Filipino folk song instrumental which is so well put and alluring to hear, to top it off with the amazing lyrics that tell a disturbing and pitiful perspective of the young lady as she slowly goes into madness by love, jealousy, obsession and rage. Along with that, there's the details of the art and animation that completes everything with the story and is eye opening to the lyrics.
My analysis on this (by listening to the original song) compared to your description is that I don't think sympathy for the cheater is the focus here. I interpret the song is about the woman receiving and reading a letter at her desk from her ex some day who had disappeared for a long time for another woman with the reason that he couldn't resist her. Perhaps... The point is that the composer didn't mean to convince the listener to sympathize the cheater but rather the composer wanted you to be in the perspective of the cheated woman reading the letter and how heart struck, confused, and irritated it must've been if some day you were in the same scenario where you've been sent a text message by your lover for the same thing. The composer wanted to make you feel and think what the cheated woman feels. That's my subjective interpretation of the song.
Just to clarify its not really a cover of anything it's just that because of "Ako'y iniwan mo" i was motivated to write Ang Cariñosa And you might be right about the intentions of the composer
@@Steampianist Ah, well either way. You made a wonderful mix between the two songs ("Ako'y iniwan mo" and "Cariñosa") with your own dark twist which is really cool. And with the modern music we have rn, it's not everyday to hear cultural music to be put to use which I think is a great source of interpolation (borrowing a melody of a song but with your own rendition) besides Electro Swing music (using 30s swing music mixed with electronic music). Good job! :)
Man, I love this song, even my dad watched the whole thing and was surprised. We're both Filipinos so he gave a little chuckle once he found out it was horror haha! Thank you so much for such an awesome song! And the art is just perfect!
How great this song is a filipino folk song style yet it is dark, but still upbeating despite it is on a minor key. I love how it portray the melody in a mysterious way but still retains the sound in filipino culture, and this given me a new experience.
I love playing the octavina as a child, this song was my favorite song to play seeing as the story has a much more deeper meaning to it. I like old Filipino folk songs.
Woah hearing this send shivers down my spine. Didn't know that hearing a composition by Steampianist covering our Traditional language would be so amazing. The way the ending of the song you can hear the heartbeats fading away truly fits the bloody ending of the lyrics and the song (in which case the woman kills the cheater and takes his heart away) just WOW
Its so rare to find dark filipino songs... and the first one I found is also a traditional song? This is legit the best. The fact that cariñosa is a song of love and this version is the opposite is just, chef's kiss, great work :D -a filipino
"Dugong nagpatibok sa puso, dating nagmahal sa akin," *The blood that made your heart beat, one who once loved me,* "Ngayon ay sumaboy sa kisame, pader, at sahig" *Now spread across the ceiling, walls and floors* "Puso mong pinangako sa'kin, minarapat lang na bawiin," *I deserve to take back the heart you once promised me,* "Sa aking mga kamay ay pipintig magpakailanman." *In my hands it will beat for all eternity.* BARS BRO BARSSSSSSS
Ugh I just get so hyped when I read lyrics in my own language but with a vocaloid as vocals. And just in time for Buwan ng Wika lol Edit: My mom suddenly came in my room and danced while not realizing the lyrics speak of severed heads and limbs 🤣
SALAMAT SA DIYOS AT IKA'Y DINALA SA AKIN BILANG ISANG REKOMENDASYON 😭💖💖💖 maligayang Buwan ng Wika! kung kakayanin sana ay gagawa ako ng cover ngunit hindi na yata ako aabot ngayong Agosto wahahaha ito'y isang napakagandang awitin! hanga ako sa iyo dahil kuhang-kuha mo ang vibe ng mga awitin noong unang panahon (sa aking palagay lamang sksksk). ang cool rin ng vocalist choice mo dahil ang voice provider ni GUMI ay isang Filipino-Japanese. mas Ingles man ang kaniyang naging accent dito ay na-aapreciate ko rin ang paggamit mo ng boses ni GUMI. ang galing rin ng instrumental, ng visuals, ng art mismo, Hesu Kristo. sana all iyon lang! nawa'y maging maganda ang iyong araw/gabi ✨
Omg I just realized you're the reason why I had nightmares back then!!! (I listen to that shit when I was still new to vocaloid imagine the trauma it caused me. 😭) To be fair my introduction to vocaloid was the messed up side with all the gore etc. Until today I'm still scared of listening to secrets of wisteria. Wtf.
My friend just introduced me to this song and it really fits for the story I'm planning to make!! And the fact this is my favourite Filipino folklore music, this makes me want to go back in sixth grade and dance with my dance partner again
I never thought I'd listen to Gumi sing Filipino and I don't understand why but this is probably one of the best ways Filipino has been represented, I don't know why or how I just feel so called out 😭😭 I HEARD THAT "BAHAY KUBO" SOUNDING PART IM SCREAMING
i'm very late but i'm obsessed with this now that i've had a chance to listen. the vocals sound very pleasing, and i love the detail with the stabbed heart showing up on the lover's chest towards the end. i also love that audio effect at the very end, it reminds me of the umbrella salesman.
Here's what I think the story portrays: A woman and man, dating back to the 1910-1920 in Philippines time, have been married, but not for long to the point they have kids. The man has been leaving alot for no reason, leading to the woman to believe he has been seeing someone else. The woman asks the man alot, but the man denies all. As soon as her doubt calms down, she witnesses the man with another lady. Stress grows inside her, as she still loves him, essentially turning her into a yandere. I believe the line where she says my face is covered in green signifies she turns jealous. Bahay kubo or nipa hut is a popular Philippines folk or nursery rhyme. The lyrics are originally like this: Bahay kubo (Nipa hut) Kahit munti (even if small) Ang halaman doon ay (the plants inside still) Magsari sari (fit together) Singkamas, at talong| Sigarilyas at mani. |. Basically vegetables Sitaw, bataw, patani. | But the video goes as : Bahay kubo (nipa hut) Dahil munti (because it's small) Ang nagtipon doon ay (the ones that came over) Hindi nag-ari (did not go well) Katawan, ulo (A torso, a head) Bisig ng ina (a mother's loving arm) Ay walang nang paglagyan (there's no more space) Para kay kuya (for big brother / eldest male) I believe the woman killed the man in a rage as she called the other lady a witch, saying she seduced him. She was then executed, although that's just what it hink what happened.
yo the foreshadowing in the part where she prays she won't fall into insanity?? CHILLS also i love the detail that the silhouette of the lover isn't moving that much anymore after being killed!!!
If any of you guys wanna understand the theme or story of this song. I'm a Filipina, and I can already catch where this is going even with the dark themes. The story is about two lovers. The most cliché thing from Filipino love/romantic shows is that there will always be drama in the way. The lady is in love with this man, so does the man she loves. They promised that they will be together forever. As a Filipino, you would hear that phrase. A lot. And all of us know that that promise will never last until one woman decided to steal her lover. Which leads the lady to be heartbroken. Started grow in jealousy. Even tried to beg to the man she loves to stay with her, but he changed his mind and forgotten the promise. Describes him to be unfaithful and decided to love the new woman.... Then here's the dark part. When the lady sang Bahay Kubo, which is actually actually a song of living in a household. She started to go rouge and chose to kill the man who betrayed her. As you can see. She stabbed him through the heart.
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This is such a jam!!
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For people who don't know, the Carinosa is a Filipino folk dance that tells of the courtship and love (traditionally) between a man and a woman, and the dance steps express the playful love they have for each other. I love how this song tells a twisted and dark version to the original folk song/dance
For the name i thought this was more oriented to spanish culture. Like flamenco or argentian tango. Cariñosa is a hispanic word. She is also dressed as a traditional wealthy woman from 1800 in spain and argentina.
@@luciacriscuolo9379 we were colonized by spain for hundreds of years
@@luciacriscuolo9379 it actually is, since the Philippines was colonized for 333 years
Yes
@@riorioromeo yeah even our language has a lot of Spanish in it.
It's so rare to find a Tagalog vocaloid songs inspired by folk music, but discovering this one is truly a treat. I know Dasu, but they lean on EDM stuff which is also sweet.
in cytus there's also a tagalog vocaloid song there too
@@unknownherrscher Yes, it was made by Ensou and it was also sung by Gumi :D
@@leaningtower201 YESSS, COMA!! i was shooked when i first played it
omggg dasu's one of the best tagalog vocaloid producersss
Ahh yes dasu, one of my favoritee vocaloid producer
Fun fact , gumi's voice actress Megumi Nakajima is actually half filipino.
@@junkyyard2273 its just a fun fact amd im not filipino im taiwanese. And she had a few concerts in the philippines when she was starting out.
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Fuck, I apologize very deeply. Apologies for the harsh words. I just hate how my countrymen does everything what my comment called out.
@@junkyyard2273 Chill its just a fun fact. 😐
@@Winona__bis.
I agree man I got too overboard
@@junkyyard2273 What did u say
I honestly want a psychological horror thriller set in the late 1890’s Philippines. It can even have supernatural fantasy elements.
this would actually make me watch movies again
@@SciDarkReal not psychological horror but here was this film called "Mallari" and it's about the Philippines' First documented Serial killer.
Mallari basically
Kinda like mallari
Mallari.
For those wondering what those "Mirror with an Eye" are, those are Lover's Eye. Those aren't mirrors... In Europe back during Regency & the Early Victorian period, there was a love trend that I don't doubt was also known in the Philippines (which I wish to see someday cause I doubt our country hasn't tried that sh*t yet even in a short period of time). This love trend is to have someone or yourself paint a miniature portrait of your lover's eye and have your friends guess who it is...
At the last part, she really went all in with the crimson paint.
@@frostbyte6251 "crimson paint" more like straight up blood he got murdered lmao
@@frostbyte6251 oh yeah... paint... hehehe... just crimson paint...
@@nezutoch.1175 Ahehehe... y-yeah... crimson... p-paint...
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I-I should g-go now... XD
@@sankyumiku Good o'l bucket of crimson paint...
C-crimson paint... Lol
To be honest im so impressed. I didnt know that our langguage can be fit in Vocaloid. Unfortunately the vocaloid Community in Ph is Dead. Aw
There are many Vocaloid songs in Filipino actually! Here are some of my recommendations:
- Nakakapagpabagabag - Dasu
- 86 - Dasu
- Jet Ammo - Dasu
- Carbon - Dasu
- Entropy - Ensou
- Coma - Ensou
- Event Horizon - Ensou
Mostly Dasu and Ensou on this reccomendations xD
Dasu is a filipina who creates her own Filo vocaloid tho!! :>
id also recommend Dahilan by ponkansoup ! (and their other songs)
wait what???
not so much
Its also rare to find some dark themed songs in the Philippines, since the music industry are more into fun, acoustic and lively sweet tunes. Finally i found one. Nice job, keep it up
I might suggest Tubero if you like something weird and obscure…
Meanwhile, Vocaloid has lots of dark themed songs so this blend is a pleasant surprise
Bita and the Botflies (?) - Sisikat ka Iha i guess, try?
nanay tatay by chud festejo is wonderfully dark, it has melanie martinez vibes.
Bita and the botflies say's hello
Is this it, Cariñosa one of the most beloved Filipino folk dance, gonna be covered by SteamPianist? And has lyrics inspired by Ako'y Iniwan Mo!
He's a filipino
@@acebessie I didn't know that. Neat
Yo I love Filipino regards from malaysian!
@@tritondemius3723 I didn't know too, I only know just now when he use tagalog on live chat.
I'm Pinoy
"Ang cariñosa"
This song is based on a a Filipina who had a lover, her lover cheated on her with a lady... But, instead of forgiving him.. she killed him..
A very dark story indeed, a new inspiration for my mind... Why did I never find this sooner, it's so rare to see a dark Filipino song based on a folk song I'm loving every bit of it
Yeah sad that we don't get much dark-topic songs. Though ig it kinda makes sense because A.) This country is religious af, B.) parents scold us for celebrating Halloween and saying we might accidentally kill someone because scary looking, C.) Christmas. Since September. We started fucking Christmas. I'm born, raised and live here in the Philippines and I absolutely despise Christmas. Like I'm already scared of my birthday since my parents might play Christmas songs more often at that day... 💀
@@majesteikexe9610 Damn, is Phillipines that bad? Jesus.
@@Shilpa_Kujur B is exaggerated.
@@majesteikexe9610 i was born Muslim because my parents convert before i was born and in some schools in the Philippines, you need to be Christian to go to school which sucks since I live in the most catholic place which is ofc luzon
@@Shilpa_Kujur Not really???-ish.
It's been already 5 months since I've made this comment and honestly my answer is yes'nt.
Educational system might remove grades 11 and 12 in the coriculum, crime rates are getting back up, and poverty rates are also rising.
I;m jsut glad school shooting or bombing isn't much of a thing here. My school is fully face to face since I'm in private school and yeah.
Though, in my old school (also private though more expensive) there were multiple bomb threats (3 actually had bombs in it) and yeah.
Dont do what she did: Kill your lover if she cheats on you.
very wrong said by my mother
You get a star stamp young man
Your mother is so wise, send her my greetings
@@meruto1209 me too
Same
same
Here's the story from what I've figured from the lyrics in the song.
Our singer is a young woman who is in a relationship (from what I believe, they are married, note the "Remember our promises," line, which most likely means wedding vows.) After some time, the woman began to doubt her partners faith to her, and begins to question him. (The main chorus reflects this thought of mine.) At first she isn't in too big trouble in doubting her partners faith, however when she asks him one day, he grows furious and hits her. (Note, "this purple blooming on my face" signifies a bruise given to her by her lover.) It is assumed that the following night, she'd see him with another woman. Upset beyond belief, rage begins to boil up inside, and she grows to plot her lovers demise. As days go by she would curse the woman who took her partner from her, and after some time, she confronts her partner and kills him. (I believe she cut out his heart, based off of the ending lyrics. The idea of her believing it's rightfully hers goes literally, I suppose.)
If this is wrong, do correct me. I'm German American and I don't know the full history behind this song. It's a beautifully composed piece as always and I enjoy listening to it! :]
The word "gigil" doesn't have a direct translation in english, the purple blooming in her face is a metaphor. Gigil is that intense feeling that could be negative or positive, but in this one its negative
You're the only one who got that purple blooming on her face! :D Can confirm that the guy hit her when she once asked him to stop being a fuckboi
filipino here ! this is how i understood it based from the tagalog lyrics.
she doubted her husband but resulted in forgiving him and gave him the benefit of the doubt. "the purple blooming in her face" is just a metaphor for a rlly intense feeling as user kocchanbinch said. the husband did not hit her in any kind.
and when she finally spotted him with another woman irl, her line of trust snapped. she became angry at the woman (she insults the woman and called her a hag and told her that the husband didn't belong to the hag lmao) and heartbroken at the husband. (she monologues abt how the husband promised her that he'll always love her which yknow was a lie) then in a fit of rage, she murdered them both then and there in the bahay kubo (a traditional house in the Philippines) she spotted them in - that didn't even belong to either of them- this created a mess in the hut with their bodies mangled ; body parts scattered around the floor and walls.
and as you said, the heart that is now in her hands as the husband promised it would always be in.
fun fact! there's a certain law in the Philippines that makes it legal for a legally married woman to kill her husband and the person he's cheating with as long as she flees from the location she killed them in/where the couple lives in.
this is a rlly good translation, i loved the way how you articulated the story !!
@@jijinjia5955 whoa, what law is the fun fact you mentioned? That's hardcore
@@jijinjia5955 wait what? im filipino, where does that law exist? ive never heard of it! :o
At 4:57 you could hear wedding bells as if she decided that they will be together forever like she always wanted, just a small beautiful detail I noticed
Im happy that you noticed and also there are church organs
no, the way the bells are ringing are actually how they would ring when the casket of someone who passed, has blessed by a priest and is about to be sent off to the cemetery to be buried
I imagine the woman Gumi is representing would act sad at his funeral but she was smiling secretly.
2:40 the knife??
bells symbolizes freedom and joy while the organ symbolizes pain and prayer
Gumi: Bahay kubo
Me: Kahiiit muntiii, ang halaman doon ay sari sari!
Gumi: Katawan, ulo..
Me: Wait, ayo, wtf tangina ano daw???
WHEEZE 💀
Lmao🤣🤣
Napakanta pa naman ako ng Bahay-Kubo iba pala ung kinakanta ni Gumi. Ahahaha
HAHAHA I LOVE THIS COMMENT LOL
"Bahay kubo, balikat ulo~"
Original: Normal
Ez Mil: Lakas
Steampianist: Pinakanakapagpapabagabag-damdamin
Nakakapagabagabag.
"puso mong pinangako sa akin/ minarapat lang na bawiin" are such BANGER fucking lines. fuck yes babe take what you're owed!
But taking it literally is on another yandere level😂
"You said your heart belongs to me, so I took it"
Heck yes
I remember you from the old homestuck videos. I never wouldve though that id see you here.
@@nunyabiznes33 More like "The heart you promised to me, it is only rightful I reclaim it."
god when bahay kubo started i fucking froze. scared the shit out of me
i think that made the song much more chilling to listen to
with the folk song-sound and the art and the story/lyrics, it feels like looking back on old memories, but without the rose colored glass of nostalgia, so it's all just. bitterness. like holding on to something long dead just because it's shaped who you are so much, you can't fully let it go/forget it
whole thing's just amazing, i love it. kudos to everyone who worked on this. happy buwan ng wika lol
ME TOO
Was reading this and thought where was the bahay kubo part and then it played gave me chills.
bahay kubo was pure nostalgia
Relatable, My aunty used it as a lullaby when I was a kid. hearing it now sounds terrifying.
nakakakilabot yung "bahay kubo" na parte
I feel like the mirrors mean something-they signify the emotions that the woman felt during the course of events in this song.
Black tears mean she’s sad, grieving or sorrowful. Having discovered her (presumably) husband’s escapades (2:25), the tears started to run down when she realized that he broke her trust. The eyes kept crying for the remainder of the song up to the part where she finally did what she wanted to do (4:34).
The cracks in the mirror mean that she’s furious. The first time they appear is when she’s cursing the woman whom the husband had an affair with (3:28) and the second time is when she finally killed him. No sadness at that point, just pure hatred (4:34).
The red eyes symbolize her murderous intent, which first appeared when she sang about the limbs barely fitting inside the nipa hut (3:09). Notice how she decided to hold the dagger until the end, except for the times where she had to conceal it whenever he’s around (4:01). Just like the tears suddenly disappearing, the eyes go back to brown once she takes his life.
That’s just my interpretation though!!! Feel free to reply with your insights and suggestions ahah✨
(Oh my god I haven’t checked the comments section since this song came out on Spotify😭 Thanks guys! Today I learned that those mirrors are actually pieces of lover’s eye jewelry and she starts holding the knife at 2:25… probably means that killing was just a fleeting thought on the back of her mind at first upon immediately seeing him.)
This was a really good interpretation ! Also i didn't know that it was mirrors tho.
I'm surprised that no one has said anything about the pair of mirrors and good interpretation btw i can totally see that
They're not mirrors actually they're called Lover's Eyes
@@Steampianist Lover's Eyes ? So, is that her eyes ?
Lover's eyes are accessories that are small necklaces that have a picture of a partner's eye. You can search up more since its 1 am and i dont wanna go to in depth in researching this.
Filipinos are very forgiving- it's embedded in our culture to align with the teachings of the Catholic Church. That's why the original lyrics of Ako'y Iniwan Mo wants the audience to sympathize with the cheater.
@@kalmadolangako4445 terrible mindset
@@andrerose3386 I couldn't agree more
True. That's why a certain person with a certain name is elected president now.
@@angah82 Broski why bring politics into this
@@themasterprocrastinator4933 naw but its true though 😹
I really like the detail where her lover stops "breathing" and moving like she does once she's taken his heart, her still idly moving body versus his faint hand movements, as if he's trying to grasp for something in his last moments.
I used to play in a folk orchestra back in highschool, I play the octavina and I just have this love for Filipino folk songs. I love when artists like steampianist take these old melodies and make it their own
Sabi mo ako'y ang tanging iibigin
Salungat ang aking nadama
Patuloy-tuloy pa rin ang aking puso
Naniwala sa ating sumpaan
Bathala bakit nagkaganyan
Ako bang may sala
Parang ako'y pinagtampuhan
Panalangin ng aking katinuan
Nawa ay hinding siphayo ang aking mapala
Nais ko sanang itanong kung sino ba ang totoo
Panalangin ko sana na walang iba
Nais ko sanang itanong kahit alam ko ang sagot
Itigil na ang duda
Tiwala na ako ang sinisinta mo
Paparating na silakbo ay napigil
Nitong lila sa mukha kong gigil
Mula sayo na minsan magkamali
Na hingin ang iyong pagtangi
Sa ilalim ng buwan nasaksihan ko ang lahat pati
Ang dahilan ng dalas mong paglisan
Dibale, O aking sinta ika'y pinatawad
'Di na kailangan magpaliwanag pa
Mahal pa din kita
Nais ko sanang itanong kung sino ba ang totoo
Panalangin ko sana na walang iba
Nais ko sanang itanong sinong hitad ba ito
Tigil na ang duda
Tiwalang iningatang iyong pinatay
Bahay kubo dahil maliit
Ang nagtipon doon ay hindi mag-ari
Katawan, Ulo, Bisig ng Ina ay wala nang paglagyan para kay kuya
Tingnan ang tampalasang bruha
'Di karapat dapat sa kanya
Habang ako'y nangungulila bawa't araw
'Di na hahayaan ang langit ang humusga
Diba, pangako mo
Tayong dalawa
Magsasama hanggang wakas
Nais ko sanang itanong kung pagmamahal ba ito
Kung 'di ka lang din sa akin walang pwedeng makatamo
Dugong nagpatibok sa puso
Dating nagmahal sa akin
Ngayon ay sumaboy sa kisame, pader at sahig
Puso mong pinangako sa akin
Minarapat lang na bawiin
Sa aking mga
kamay ay pipintig
magpakailanman
Just wanted to sing along so I copied this off Wikipedia and posted it here
Just found out that "bruha" can mean "b***h"
_Oh no_
@@picky228 you mean b*tch? Maybe I guess but it generally means witch, it's used as an insult.
Salamat na salamat po!
Finally nahihirapan ako sundan eh 😭
@@picky228 it means witch
I love everything about this !
The melody, the orchestration, the sound of Filipino language and the mystery it produce to my untrained ears. The visuals are also *chef kiss*
Can't wait to have lyrics for this song
There are English Lyrics in CC but once i upload the mp3 i will include lyricd
@@Steampianist how about the instrumental?
@@crownedxyrus1598 yeah that too
@@Steampianist instrumental where?
@@williamsmith7668 Description, it's the newgrounds link
Steampianist: "So I found a song that's sympathetic to a cheater, and it pissed me off...so I made this for you!"
I love it when you listen closely at 3:05 you can hear "bahay kubo" as she says "nipa hut" it's a very nice detail!
Bahay Kubo dahil maliit Ang nagtipon doon ay hindi mag Ari. katawan, Ulo, bisig Ng Ina, ay Wala nang paglagyan para Kay kuya
I love the fact that every producer that dragged me into this fandom is coming back to life
and deym she sounds natural
which part tho HAHAHA
3:09 holy cheese- as a Filipino myself, that is another folk song! and you made it sound creepier! good job!
Ikr, it's very creative that they put Bahay Kubo in Carinosa, super catchy
@@bxttercxp_swxxts --And creepy, but well done!
And also im filipino myself btw
Bravo! Honestly the implementation of the folk songs are very spot on. Still sticking with the dark theme as you have always been doing. As a Filipino, the accent was pretty good actually, could definitely use some small changes but damn was that an amazing piece showcasing a modernized take on our folk songs.
Edit: Been listening nonstop for about an hour now, the slow descent into madness and then the breaking point. This is just perfection you can really feel how intense the feelings that are being conveyed.
yeah i'm limited to the programming of the vocals if i had the original gumi VB i think i wouldnt have issues with accents
@@Steampianist No worries man/woman (?) it still came out amazingly. Been in love with your songs ever since Wysteria. Keep up with the good work
@YURIalterΞgø is gumi filipino?
Bruh can we talk about how awesome the lyrics are? It's more eloquent than common tagalog but it isn't far out. If only more local literature adopted this style.
This more Eloquent style of Tagalog is common in Tanagas, traditional poems
If you read any of Jose Rizal's works, you'll know
Fr I noticed it too, it brings out that feeling everytime
well this is more of a Filipino than Tagalog, (this 2 language are different)
As a Filipina, I loved this song so much but as I grew older and understood the message. I hated it and only listened to the beat. But this version suits it best. The Carinosa as a song that would embed a bloody message if your lover would cheat on you. I love this so much HAHAHAHAHA pota na iiyak ako💀
never would've thought i'd see something in my language holy moly... REALLY EXCITED FOR THISS WOOO!!
SAMEEE, I love it so much ToT
If you want more songs in Tagalog, you should listen to DASU's music. Some of her songs aren't, but most, like Antidisestablishmentarianism or Nakapagpabagabag are
Samee and I lovee ittt
Crossing fingers to PAolul notice this.
This channel deserves more audiences TTATT
It makes me remember that one Luka song "The tailor of enbizaka". So cool
I love Mothy
same, I'm having that same vibe even I'm literally Filipino
Same vibe but different story. The tailor did it for revenge because kaito killed her husband and child so she did the same. She's envious that his family is whole, happy, and alive while hers is not.
Same vibe as Kikuo - Love me Love me Love me and some elements that are most likely inspired from it
@@saavii1934 agreed
It's actually nice to know that I'm not the only Filipino in this fandom
i remember when this was played instead of the actual cariñosa during our practice awhile ago 😭
Honestly the Philippines has one of the darkest folklores around the world so dark vocaloid songs fits it really well
i havent heard the song yet and my skin is already melting from the hype i am feeling. the beings living in my hollow bones are ready to wiggle themselves to this banger. i am wearing my baro't saya and almost a decade old bakya with my grandma's spade-shaped straw fan. *I AM READY*
please help ive been listening to this on repeat for days now and maria clara barged into my room then dug my heart out and spat on me help im bleedimh i thinmk im gona di
@@fleurenheit329 😰
@@fleurenheit329 😶
@@fleurenheit329 and they’re dead
FLEUR GUMISING KA NA SIGE NA WAKE UP
This is so artistic. It makes you feel like you're in an old and possibly haunted Filipino manor and you stay there for a few days or so and you find this old portrait of the lady and the baron and as the housekeeper tells you their story, this song plays
I didn't even realize this song was in Tagalog. This was great , I'm glad I caught it live
Fun fact: Cariñosa actually means, affectionate or Loving, and the Cariñosa filipino folk dance is used in the intents of flirting or courtship, usually, filipino girls are depicted as shy or "Maria Clara" 's in filipino songs but apparently not in this one
(I was in school learning about filipino folk dances while watching this lmao)
I find it unbelievable how Steampianist's music goes from ok to absolutely amazing works of art, this is one of the latter honestly bro this is hypnotic in how tragic and beautiful it is
-First- Looks hype! Looks reminiscent of Unrequited Love, which is a great sign.
I was thinking the same thing!
That's because both of their assets were drawn by tourniiquet! I follow them on tumblr and that's how I stumbled across this new release, she draws lolita dresses such as the Maria Clara gown so beautifully and it works great for this song
Oh, neat.
Every time I see Eleanor's art on a steampianist song, I know it's gunna be a bop!
With steampianst see the vulnerability of a coward heart. The no living of a hesistant love, even if the other part love the first one. And now see how the jealousy mixed with a dishonesty being about the feelings ends in a bloody murder. In this point, no one can judge the woman about her behavior, she love with a traitor to her feelings, that just torture her with silence and affairs. Just a great lyrcs and video Steampianist, you always improve in your art.
this is a rare gem to find honestly no one makes Filipino music with traditional vibes like this anymore it's always slow acoustic guitar love songs;;
and yes I'm one of those people that went "omg Steampianist is Filipino?"
i made a kapampangan/tagalog version since i was bored:
(Edited as of 2023, more coming)
Sebi mu aku ing luguran mu
Aliwa ing kakung adamdam
Patuki-tuki ya pa ing pusu ku
Meniwala king pangaku ta
O Ginu, bat mekanta
Atin ku ba sala
Papagbuysit muku ba
Pangadi ke sana
Eke aranas ing pangabigu
Ikutang ke sana, nanu ya itang tutu?
Ipangadi ku sana na alang aliwa
Buri ke sa ikutang, adyang balu ke ing pakibat
Tuknang me ing duda
Maniwala ku na aku mu ing lugur mu
Paratang
YESS KAPAMPANGAN
As a filipino, it's kinda hard to understand when it's sung, but it's really good. You guys did the best job ever!
Yep! The accent was strong in this one. Hiraya is a better voice bank for Filipino since it’s especially made for the language, so the accent is on point and clearer.
HERE th-cam.com/video/1E1Q0620AM4/w-d-xo.html
@@user-pt6nk4cq7e There’s also a Miku cover where her voice is much clearer than Gumi’s here
@@SonodaSymphony source please!
@@ミルク-l9w th-cam.com/video/mOKKU4HDOms/w-d-xo.html
Mp3 and OFF vocal now available in the Description
Theres so little Filipino vocaloid songs from other artists than Dasu and Ensou, especially of this kind
Thank you for making this! I love it so much!
Have you heard of ponkansoup? They have two Tagalog vocaloid songs, Sinabi Mo and Dahilan which are both bops! Their English songs are also super epic
You can check out Sheychan, Jirai, Page x and Aryuna
@@bmona7550 WOAHHHHHHHHH thank you!!!
Fun fact: there's Filipino Song about Yandere called "Hindi Mo Nadinig" by Gloc 9
Wait I didn't know that 🤨 I am a Filipino and I hadn't heard that song 😨
Whats about it?
@@exe901 it's about the guy who are crazily love with girl and cheated on him. Few hours later, The Guy kidnapped and killed her
@@Roberto-dw5jz male version of ayano?
@@leeunnieee maybe except the guy from Hindi Mo Nadinig is less crazy than Ayano
歌詞も言語もわからないけど、この曲がただただ素晴らしいことだけはわかる。I love it!!!!
The language is Tagalog.（言語はタガログ語です）。
翻訳まで付けてくださってありがとうございます！Thank you for even adding a translation!
Makes my wanna dance and sing Cariñosa haha. And that Bahay Kubo tone tho. Thank you! Salamat!
it's not the bahay kubo tone. it's literally based on the carinosa tone.
@@corycianangel6321 starting around 3:08 Gumi sings some lines with the Bahay Kubo tone....
Kawaii Kurun Ahhhh! Thanks!
Please let this become a thing. This is so good. There is so much potential in this fusion of genres
I waited forever for this! I love it! Especially the idea of a yandere maria clara. The tone is amazing and I really like that there was even a 'Bahay Kubo' piece in the song.
Ang galing mo talaga. Salamat po!
This could be a soundtrack for a Filipino television series about murder/thriller drama set in the fourth quarter of Spanish colonial era.
Nearly 2 years later and I'm still obsessed over the song. It's so enchanting. May pagka-yandere-ish nung babae, it's unhinged, and I quite like dealing with unhinged content!
unhinged content is the best content
Gosh, this- this is the one. This gave me the chills. Everything was executed so perfectly from start to end.
I love the Filipino folk song instrumental which is so well put and alluring to hear, to top it off with the amazing lyrics that tell a disturbing and pitiful perspective of the young lady as she slowly goes into madness by love, jealousy, obsession and rage. Along with that, there's the details of the art and animation that completes everything with the story and is eye opening to the lyrics.
My analysis on this (by listening to the original song) compared to your description is that I don't think sympathy for the cheater is the focus here. I interpret the song is about the woman receiving and reading a letter at her desk from her ex some day who had disappeared for a long time for another woman with the reason that he couldn't resist her.
Perhaps... The point is that the composer didn't mean to convince the listener to sympathize the cheater but rather the composer wanted you to be in the perspective of the cheated woman reading the letter and how heart struck, confused, and irritated it must've been if some day you were in the same scenario where you've been sent a text message by your lover for the same thing. The composer wanted to make you feel and think what the cheated woman feels. That's my subjective interpretation of the song.
Just to clarify its not really a cover of anything it's just that because of "Ako'y iniwan mo" i was motivated to write Ang Cariñosa
And you might be right about the intentions of the composer
@@Steampianist Ah, well either way. You made a wonderful mix between the two songs ("Ako'y iniwan mo" and "Cariñosa") with your own dark twist which is really cool. And with the modern music we have rn, it's not everyday to hear cultural music to be put to use which I think is a great source of interpolation (borrowing a melody of a song but with your own rendition) besides Electro Swing music (using 30s swing music mixed with electronic music). Good job! :)
Man, I love this song, even my dad watched the whole thing and was surprised. We're both Filipinos so he gave a little chuckle once he found out it was horror haha! Thank you so much for such an awesome song! And the art is just perfect!
FILIPINO?? MARIA CLARA?? VOCALOID?? CARIÑOSA?? DARK LOVE STORY?? ALL IN ONE??? IM HERE FOR IT!!!
How great this song is a filipino folk song style yet it is dark, but still upbeating despite it is on a minor key. I love how it portray the melody in a mysterious way but still retains the sound in filipino culture, and this given me a new experience.
I love playing the octavina as a child, this song was my favorite song to play seeing as the story has a much more deeper meaning to it. I like old Filipino folk songs.
better than the New ones
日本人どこ……ここ……？
イラストめっちゃ可愛い！
曲も素敵ですき!!!!!!!🥰
Woah hearing this send shivers down my spine. Didn't know that hearing a composition by Steampianist covering our Traditional language would be so amazing. The way the ending of the song you can hear the heartbeats fading away truly fits the bloody ending of the lyrics and the song (in which case the woman kills the cheater and takes his heart away) just WOW
Its so rare to find dark filipino songs... and the first one I found is also a traditional song? This is legit the best. The fact that cariñosa is a song of love and this version is the opposite is just, chef's kiss, great work :D
-a filipino
素敵な曲に出会えました💕💗💕
大好きです☺️☺️
A yandere.
A revenge.
A masterpiece.
fellas is it being a yandere to murder your abusive cheating husband
Ngl Yandere doesn't fit this. Yandere already lost its meaning when yansim became a thing
@@bobdugnutt6387 yes, a bit.
@@bobdugnutt6387 nah, m8
@@gaearsonist6820 ,and "senpai" too
コメント欄を見ていても日本のアニメやキャラがアイコンとかに沢山見られて日本が好きな人が多いってことがわかってめっちゃ嬉しい！
そして英語ver.のGUMIちゃんもかわいい！
The song is from a philippine folk dance I don't see Japan things here 🤔
@@incompletevideos4798 No vocaloid originally came from Japan
@@hallooos7585 I meant the music sorry jeez
@@hallooos7585 Gumi is Filipino/Japanese.
As a Filipino, I'm very happy cause I never thought that you would make a cover for this- This is really good though.
Its not really a cover
The verses, chorus melody and the loud bridge are original
I just incorporared and reharmonize the theme of cariñosa
@@Steampianist My mistake then, you did really great though :D
"Dugong nagpatibok sa puso, dating nagmahal sa akin,"
*The blood that made your heart beat, one who once loved me,*
"Ngayon ay sumaboy sa kisame, pader, at sahig"
*Now spread across the ceiling, walls and floors*
"Puso mong pinangako sa'kin, minarapat lang na bawiin,"
*I deserve to take back the heart you once promised me,*
"Sa aking mga kamay ay pipintig magpakailanman."
*In my hands it will beat for all eternity.*
BARS BRO BARSSSSSSS
filipino vocaloid... a rare sight since the majority of filipino songs are either love songs or lively songs. I love it!!
Ugh I just get so hyped when I read lyrics in my own language but with a vocaloid as vocals. And just in time for Buwan ng Wika lol
Edit: My mom suddenly came in my room and danced while not realizing the lyrics speak of severed heads and limbs 🤣
Lol
AYYY we also got buwan ng wika and it's bEAUTIFUL
Bro we celebrate buwan ng wika on our school today. What a coincidence
bruh, I'm in college there is no buwan ng wika T_T
I just moved to a different country and to a new school. but I miss celebrating buwan ng wika in my old school :(
I used to dance Cariñosa a lot! This brings back memories.
I can't believe I've got goosebumps from a folk song that usually is lively and fun
"What you got there,lady?"
"A knife"
"NO---"
that sudden cut at the end with the blood and heartbeat scared the shit out of me
SALAMAT SA DIYOS AT IKA'Y DINALA SA AKIN BILANG ISANG REKOMENDASYON 😭💖💖💖
maligayang Buwan ng Wika! kung kakayanin sana ay gagawa ako ng cover ngunit hindi na yata ako aabot ngayong Agosto wahahaha
ito'y isang napakagandang awitin! hanga ako sa iyo dahil kuhang-kuha mo ang vibe ng mga awitin noong unang panahon (sa aking palagay lamang sksksk). ang cool rin ng vocalist choice mo dahil ang voice provider ni GUMI ay isang Filipino-Japanese. mas Ingles man ang kaniyang naging accent dito ay na-aapreciate ko rin ang paggamit mo ng boses ni GUMI. ang galing rin ng instrumental, ng visuals, ng art mismo, Hesu Kristo. sana all
iyon lang! nawa'y maging maganda ang iyong araw/gabi ✨
Omg I just realized you're the reason why I had nightmares back then!!! (I listen to that shit when I was still new to vocaloid imagine the trauma it caused me. 😭) To be fair my introduction to vocaloid was the messed up side with all the gore etc. Until today I'm still scared of listening to secrets of wisteria. Wtf.
My friend just introduced me to this song and it really fits for the story I'm planning to make!! And the fact this is my favourite Filipino folklore music, this makes me want to go back in sixth grade and dance with my dance partner again
As a Filipino... This blew my mind asf. Even though the lyrics are dark its kinda relatable and BEAUTIFUL
Ang Carinosa turned 2 years today🎉🎉
when you accidentally pick a partner that can literally kill you
After hearing this. I will not be surprised if Sarung Banggi will be made into a vocaloid too. One of the best Bicolano/Filipino folksongs out there.
Steampianist never fails to amaze me, this goes to my Playlist if its in Spotify. LOVE ITTTTT!!!!!
I never thought I'd listen to Gumi sing Filipino and I don't understand why but this is probably one of the best ways Filipino has been represented, I don't know why or how I just feel so called out 😭😭
I HEARD THAT "BAHAY KUBO" SOUNDING PART IM SCREAMING
I love it when I see vocaloid songs in different LANGUAGES It's so COOL.
randomly popped in my recommended and i did not regret it
i'm very late but i'm obsessed with this now that i've had a chance to listen. the vocals sound very pleasing, and i love the detail with the stabbed heart showing up on the lover's chest towards the end. i also love that audio effect at the very end, it reminds me of the umbrella salesman.
Its cool dude. Im glad you like it :)
Here's what I think the story portrays:
A woman and man, dating back to the 1910-1920 in Philippines time, have been married, but not for long to the point they have kids. The man has been leaving alot for no reason, leading to the woman to believe he has been seeing someone else. The woman asks the man alot, but the man denies all. As soon as her doubt calms down, she witnesses the man with another lady. Stress grows inside her, as she still loves him, essentially turning her into a yandere. I believe the line where she says my face is covered in green signifies she turns jealous. Bahay kubo or nipa hut is a popular Philippines folk or nursery rhyme. The lyrics are originally like this:
Bahay kubo (Nipa hut)
Kahit munti (even if small)
Ang halaman doon ay (the plants inside still)
Magsari sari (fit together)
Singkamas, at talong|
Sigarilyas at mani. |. Basically vegetables
Sitaw, bataw, patani. |
But the video goes as :
Bahay kubo (nipa hut)
Dahil munti (because it's small)
Ang nagtipon doon ay (the ones that came over)
Hindi nag-ari (did not go well)
Katawan, ulo (A torso, a head)
Bisig ng ina (a mother's loving arm)
Ay walang nang paglagyan (there's no more space)
Para kay kuya (for big brother / eldest male)
I believe the woman killed the man in a rage as she called the other lady a witch, saying she seduced him. She was then executed, although that's just what it hink what happened.
i remember when we needed to learn on how to dance on this for our mapeh, it's really fun
true
It was hell for me
Soon lol
help we r learning that rn..
SAME !! christ, we had to record it,,
100% better than saying "Crush Kita" online and breaking up soon after. Make Filipino folk music great again!!! 💪
I can’t wait for another masterpiece
My name is Rhiannon too
I like how they changed the actual story because they don't sympathize with the cheater.
The power of spite lmao
I first heard this when i absolutely knew nothing about vocaloids, and now im coming back a year later. Who absolutely adores vocaloids 😭😭
yo the foreshadowing in the part where she prays she won't fall into insanity?? CHILLS
also i love the detail that the silhouette of the lover isn't moving that much anymore after being killed!!!
This is such a dark yet charming song man. If only you could get more listeners from the Philippines
As a Filipino, I can listen to this all day. It's very beautiful I can't speak any more words to describe it
I feel amused and creeped at the same time by looking on the picture...anyways I'm excited for the music, can't wait!!
Here it is boisss
I love dancing to cariñosa when i was young and this is just a great version to our folkdance!
めちゃくちゃ好みに刺さる曲！おすすめくんありがとう…！！
If any of you guys wanna understand the theme or story of this song. I'm a Filipina, and I can already catch where this is going even with the dark themes.
The story is about two lovers. The most cliché thing from Filipino love/romantic shows is that there will always be drama in the way. The lady is in love with this man, so does the man she loves. They promised that they will be together forever. As a Filipino, you would hear that phrase. A lot. And all of us know that that promise will never last until one woman decided to steal her lover. Which leads the lady to be heartbroken. Started grow in jealousy. Even tried to beg to the man she loves to stay with her, but he changed his mind and forgotten the promise. Describes him to be unfaithful and decided to love the new woman.... Then here's the dark part. When the lady sang Bahay Kubo, which is actually actually a song of living in a household. She started to go rouge and chose to kill the man who betrayed her. As you can see. She stabbed him through the heart.