Dansansoy Assignment in P.E
Dansansoy Assignment in P.E
Usahay
Is a song for two lovers who didn't end up their love story happily, because one of
them have cheated, from the song we can say that it is a song of a person who regrets
her/his decision of loving a person who is not loyal to their partner in terms of relationship.
Matud Nila
Is a love song that expresses love against all odds. In the song, the point of view
expressed her love for someone she loves dearly even if other people might think that
she does not deserve the love and attention of her lover back. She yearns for her lover
to ignore what other say and to just believe in her deep love. She promises to persevere
until she earns her lover's feelings and love back.
Is an Ilocano folk song. Some says it is the name of the girl in the song and some
says that it means stone hearted girl. Every first Sunday of February, Pamulinawen
Festival is celebrated in the Province of Laoag. The festival corresponds with the Feast
Day of Saint William the Hermit, which is the city’s Patron Saint. Pamulinawen is a very
beautiful stone that has a name “Dalumpinas.” It is as big as the heart. It is often compared
with a girl with good features who never had a boyfriend. It is a song about courtship and
love. It tells about a man who is courting a stone hearted girl.
Pamulinawen is Originated from Luzon, it is located in Laoag City at. Ilocos Norte.
The lyrics of a very popular Ilocano folksong say that an old man’s love is the
bitterest of all loves. Rather than glorify the resplendence of young love as the title “ Ti
Ayat ti Maysa nga Ubing” (The Love of Young One) would suggest, the folksong says that
an old man’s affection is “repugnantly acrid”
A kundiman is a Filipino love song traditionally sung by a man wooing the woman
of his dreams. Sometimes, the young man will be accompanied by friends as he
serenades (harana) the woman in the evening. With the familiar strains of the guitar, the
suitor pours out his emotions through a song, usually one which speaks of loneliness or
even lack of self-worth.
Sarung Banggi means “one night” or “one evening” in Bicol Region, one of the
languages in Luzon, Philippines.
Sarung Banggi is Originated from Luzon, it is located in Bicol Region at. Albay