Nice video toiletholder. Please download more quality ilocano songs..those medleys and minus one videos don't capture the true melody of our classic cultural music.
i first heard this song when it was sung by nonet form ASIN as they emersed in our house in cebu,it was sang as lullabye.i didn't understand the lyrics but i just simply love the song.
Thanks for posting the song. For your information, Filipinos have not emigrated to other countries since the 1950s in boats generally. So, if you're referring to anyone under 50, in the U.S. or Canada, I think the correct derogative wording would be FOJ (fresh off the jet) or FOP (fresh off the plane).
I have an idea; why don't you act badass and listen to rap and be real at the mall with your bitches? I was born and raised in Canada and I can spot FOB action like a hawk. Especially Filipino FOB behaviour. Filipinos are so ademant about showing how mall rap star they can be. Lame. THAT IS FOB ACTION.
toiletholder better hold your toilet business...if you dislike the song better not to listen to it and act like you hate it...you prefered rap right.?...go to hell where you from....
You, charmer, do not understand what toilet wrote; you are a thousand miles off the mark. A little learning is a dangerous thing, and you are a perfect example of this adage.
Close your mouth so it doesn´t catch flies, you moron!
I'm the one who posted this video. I was getting angry with someone who called this "FOB." Please read and UNDERSTAND what you read. I accidentally erased that person's comment. I don't think I should those people deserve respect. But I was obviously debasing Filipino-Mall-Rap culture.
@toiletholder ,,,,,,,watever you shit stupid nonsense,,,,,go fuck your bitches in canada,,,,,,i wonder wy do you care about us filipinos and commenting on us like shits!!!!! if u dont want this song dont listen to it,,,,, ill give u one ticket to go to hell,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.say sorry to us,,,,,, butthead,!!!!!
@tyrine1000 You need to understand the context of my posts. I was the one who posted the video. You're the one who is stupid for not reading what my posts were in response to and not seeing that I was the poster of the video. And no, I'll not apologise.
@toiletholder its very funny that some people here (like that poor girl Tyrine) could not understand simple English. Pagpasensiyahan mo na lang mga taong walang magawa sa buhay.
i am an ilocano, i can translate it for you kasi kinanta na rin namin ito sa College choir namin... di ko po gusto yang pagkanta ng mabuhay singers sa Dungdungwenkanto (correct spelling)... ganito na lang po magpopost po ako ng ibang video... hindi nga lang maganda yung magiging audio niya dahil cellphone record lang yung gagamitin ko...
beautiful serenade.true ilocano ken makapalagip. bring your kids for bakasion and show them how wonderful our country is and proud to be either ilocano or visaya-mabuhay ang pilipino globally
so you've been in the US for quite long period of time. i was in seattle last month but never heard the song, hehe. i used to listen that song when i was young, 1980's. regards.
My father left Luna La Union in 1929. He became a farmer in the Seattle area, married a German/American thus me in 1946. He died when I was 14. I plan on going to my fathers home in 2009 along with the recently found relatives we found in our very hometown. Santa Maria Ca.
In the early immigration of the Filipinos to the US Ilocanos led the way. The Auburn and Woodinville areas was once the largest area for Filipino farmers, they sold thier lands for profit in the 1960's and 70's. Thier struggles are documented in the book "Filipinos" forgotten asian Americans. May your future in America be a memorable one. Good Luck.
naalala ko sa probinsya pag may kinakasal, yan lagi ang sinasayaw ng bagong kasal tas bibitin sila ng daming pera..sana ganun din ako pag kinasal hehehe
This is actually nicer than Pamulinawen, but I remember a clip of a Baguio party in the 70's with Ferdinand Marcos singing this with Imelda Marcos... oh my...
I was searching the internet for the complete lyrics for this song so that I could sing it when I go for a walk but I could only find partial lyrics. BOO! As I'm not Ilocano I hardly recognize any of the words. It's a very sweet-sounding language.
Nice Ilokano song. Ayos na ayos. Mabuhay!
Ray
Ray Duque III (GMBD), New York City
RayDuque3 2 months ago
mabuhay dagiti padak nga ilokano......
Mr54495 6 months ago
do you have the Ilocano song (daniw) "Bantay Silangen"? i would appreciate it very much if you find the chance to post it. thank you.
brocris13 9 months ago
2:45 - BANGUED ABRA! MY HOMETOWN! haha natuwa lang ako
july071992 1 year ago
need the full lyrics nito papost naman po dito pls....
lloydcruz198 1 year ago
This was my lullaby when I was a kid. Many thanks for the post.
flipnaman 1 year ago
Nice video toiletholder. Please download more quality ilocano songs..those medleys and minus one videos don't capture the true melody of our classic cultural music.
tuklaw2ks 1 year ago
bellisimo!
CDBlue47 2 years ago
I wanna go to ILOCOS!!! I havent been there yet!
reasonableskeptic 2 years ago
This is just beautiful!!
Lodi93 2 years ago
apu,nagidownloadan yu kadagtoy a kanta?
hyperride 2 years ago
lovely Ilocano Song!
beaulahHadassah 3 years ago
i first heard this song when it was sung by nonet form ASIN as they emersed in our house in cebu,it was sang as lullabye.i didn't understand the lyrics but i just simply love the song.
alexandriafaye061174 3 years ago
just enjoy the music, get swayed with the lyrics that bring joy to one's personal rich cultura.
ako'y natutuwa't may kabuluhan pa rin ang ating mayamang kultura kahit saan panig pa tayo ng mundo o kalawakan, noh!
aihihihi!!!
baklita
pumuputak 3 years ago
Thanks for posting the song. For your information, Filipinos have not emigrated to other countries since the 1950s in boats generally. So, if you're referring to anyone under 50, in the U.S. or Canada, I think the correct derogative wording would be FOJ (fresh off the jet) or FOP (fresh off the plane).
pintibudpi 3 years ago
HAHAHA!
toiletholder 3 years ago
annay puso, annay, annay! nagpintas nga kansyon daytoyen.
treu 3 years ago
I have an idea; why don't you act badass and listen to rap and be real at the mall with your bitches? I was born and raised in Canada and I can spot FOB action like a hawk. Especially Filipino FOB behaviour. Filipinos are so ademant about showing how mall rap star they can be. Lame. THAT IS FOB ACTION.
toiletholder 3 years ago
You need to watch your mouth and manners. You need to learn some respect as well. Enough said!
claygirl77x 3 years ago
toiletholder better hold your toilet business...if you dislike the song better not to listen to it and act like you hate it...you prefered rap right.?...go to hell where you from....
charmer0822 3 years ago
You, charmer, do not understand what toilet wrote; you are a thousand miles off the mark. A little learning is a dangerous thing, and you are a perfect example of this adage.
Close your mouth so it doesn´t catch flies, you moron!
yourmianus 3 years ago
so what? this isn't your place, dude. go to the mall and have your butt kicked while i enjoy this song. i'm not ilocano but i love dissun!
loujames91 3 years ago
I'm the one who posted this video. I was getting angry with someone who called this "FOB." Please read and UNDERSTAND what you read. I accidentally erased that person's comment. I don't think I should those people deserve respect. But I was obviously debasing Filipino-Mall-Rap culture.
toiletholder 3 years ago
@toiletholder ,,,,,,,watever you shit stupid nonsense,,,,,go fuck your bitches in canada,,,,,,i wonder wy do you care about us filipinos and commenting on us like shits!!!!! if u dont want this song dont listen to it,,,,, ill give u one ticket to go to hell,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.say sorry to us,,,,,, butthead,!!!!!
tyrine1000 1 year ago
@tyrine1000 You need to understand the context of my posts. I was the one who posted the video. You're the one who is stupid for not reading what my posts were in response to and not seeing that I was the poster of the video. And no, I'll not apologise.
toiletholder 1 year ago
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@toiletholder its very funny that some people here (like that poor girl Tyrine) could not understand simple English. Pagpasensiyahan mo na lang mga taong walang magawa sa buhay.
bulatlatin 1 year ago
@toiletholder
tyrine1000 1 year ago
Very very nice. Love this song.
claygirl77x 3 years ago
lyrics and translation for non-ilocanos please. i'm an ilongo but i love to learn songs from other dialects as well. thanks!
bOrdagul9557852 3 years ago
Sorry I can't translate. Bisaya ako pud. I just like to promote non-Tagalog culture because everyday is a day for Tagalog culture.
toiletholder 3 years ago
i am an ilocano, i can translate it for you kasi kinanta na rin namin ito sa College choir namin... di ko po gusto yang pagkanta ng mabuhay singers sa Dungdungwenkanto (correct spelling)... ganito na lang po magpopost po ako ng ibang video... hindi nga lang maganda yung magiging audio niya dahil cellphone record lang yung gagamitin ko...
sirrodz 3 years ago
correction lang po ang kanta pong ito ay popularly known as Dungdungwenkanto pero ang tunay na title ng song na ito ay Duayya ni Ayat...
sirrodz 3 years ago
naglinaken diay bay2
solidcertain 3 years ago
Thank you toiletholder! Napintas latta ti kanta nga Ilocano
TagaAmianan 3 years ago
mabuhay northern luzon.. agbiag ti ilokano..
thanx toiletholder for doing this
march212003 3 years ago
Malagip ko ni Amang ko ket Inang Baket ko...Rest in Peace, Amang at Inang...
jeson86 4 years ago
mayat daytoy a kanta.....
nicholcage 4 years ago
beautiful serenade.true ilocano ken makapalagip. bring your kids for bakasion and show them how wonderful our country is and proud to be either ilocano or visaya-mabuhay ang pilipino globally
curmikey 4 years ago
I can drink to this cool song. Yeah!!!!!
CDBlue47 4 years ago
proud to half Ilocano! Although I don't understand Ilocano the song it is beautiful . Can anyone tell me what it's about!
larryaragon 4 years ago
it's about caring to a loved one,sacrificing the best out of you. do it fren.
junpagador 4 years ago
Thank you very much. I heard the song many times at filipino gatherings in Seattle and Santa Maria Ca. in the 1950's and 60's.
larryaragon 4 years ago
so you've been in the US for quite long period of time. i was in seattle last month but never heard the song, hehe. i used to listen that song when i was young, 1980's. regards.
junpagador 4 years ago
My father left Luna La Union in 1929. He became a farmer in the Seattle area, married a German/American thus me in 1946. He died when I was 14. I plan on going to my fathers home in 2009 along with the recently found relatives we found in our very hometown. Santa Maria Ca.
larryaragon 4 years ago 2
where is your father's hometown in philippines? i am from cagayan valley.
junpagador 4 years ago
Luna La Union. Where do you live now? are you Ilocano?
larryaragon 4 years ago
im a pure ilocano, m at WA state waiting for my deployment in a hospital
junpagador 4 years ago
In the early immigration of the Filipinos to the US Ilocanos led the way. The Auburn and Woodinville areas was once the largest area for Filipino farmers, they sold thier lands for profit in the 1960's and 70's. Thier struggles are documented in the book "Filipinos" forgotten asian Americans. May your future in America be a memorable one. Good Luck.
larryaragon 4 years ago
thanks.
junpagador 4 years ago
naalala ko sa probinsya pag may kinakasal, yan lagi ang sinasayaw ng bagong kasal tas bibitin sila ng daming pera..sana ganun din ako pag kinasal hehehe
blurrykill 4 years ago
nagpintas kabsat ko. mail-iliwak ti kantion iti ilokano
eddiebtenizojr 4 years ago
adu t ilokano songs mo?
junpagador 4 years ago
nagpintasen kabagis
WatchPV 4 years ago
malagip ko ni lolak
kabusbuses na jay baket
joshlovemercy 4 years ago
ang sarap pakinggan,nakakamiss ito grabe.thanks for publishing.
anavs 4 years ago
i wished i married in the phils.nagpintas nga isala with my husband.the best ......
fercelia 4 years ago
dung dungwen kanto nu asino mka man nga masawak
maytibanana 4 years ago
nagpintas nga kanta.makakapalagip pay diay probinsya mi diay tarlac.liza Taiwan
lizapm25 4 years ago
proud to be ilocano....
Bastyx 4 years ago
ay apo...nagpintasen nga kanta...maka-iiliw!!!miriam, united kingdom
pilipinas71 4 years ago
Beautiful music...maganda musica bella
CDBlue47 4 years ago
This is actually nicer than Pamulinawen, but I remember a clip of a Baguio party in the 70's with Ferdinand Marcos singing this with Imelda Marcos... oh my...
Thanks for preserving our song heritage.
Milordvega 4 years ago
thanks bro nice song
Joe31959 4 years ago
Mga kabayan...Daan muna kayo.
GA5XA 4 years ago
kay kayat ko daytoy nga canta.
WatchPV 4 years ago
malagip ko ni tata Patting!! rest in peace granpa!!!
majesticmajenta13 4 years ago
salamat po wala po ba kayong lyrics nito
tonenneneng 4 years ago
I was searching the internet for the complete lyrics for this song so that I could sing it when I go for a walk but I could only find partial lyrics. BOO! As I'm not Ilocano I hardly recognize any of the words. It's a very sweet-sounding language.
toiletholder 4 years ago
nag mayat! makapalagip.. nice song!
bryangz5587 4 years ago