Spanish used to be the language of the educated Filipinos way back but its been tabooed to preserve our pride... now we infused english to form our own "taglish"... do we really have pride?
although i'm a filipina, i really wish everyone just accepted that without this wonderful language nothing that we enjoy today would've been possible... speaking it doesn't mean that we favor the Spanish language over the Filipino one, it just means that we accept our heritage... VIVAS LAS FILIPINAS !
como miembro de la Unión Latina, deberíamos hablar más español en lugar de hablar Inglés .. sana nga ma implimenta na yan, meron na rin kasi mga bata nag sasalita ng espanyol dito sa amin, baka sinumulan na..
the language that was used by Jose Palma when he wrote the poem FILIPINAS was Spanish and the words of that poem became the lyrics for the music by Julian Felipe and thus the Philippine National Anthem was born though it's original title is HIMNO NACIONAL DE FILIPINAS....
bring back spanish language and be one of the countries who can speak three languages and can portray their culture and history through their language,,.. :)
Please drop the american accent/slang while singing Spanish. Hindi ganyan kumanta mga Español/Latinos. I appreciate that you guys translated and sang our national anthem but if you will sing in Spanish, sing it using the proper way of pronouncing Spanish words.
cantantes muy excelente...hahaha, ipis out!! no, no, quetal guys??estas bien??? its a very beautiful song...parang there's a little prob. lang sa pagkanta... especially with regard to pronunciation ...hahaha, nabibisaya eh
cantantes muy excelente...hahaha, ipis out!! no, no, quetal guys??estas bien??? its a very beautiful song...parang there's a little prob. lang sa pagkanta... especially with regard to pronunciation ...hahaha, nabibisaya eh
patria is not read as peitra and patra...its read as it is... que is not kwe..its ke.. dulce is not dulche..its dulsi-e...hijos is not hihus...its shud b hihos... maxado mabagal ung tempo..kaya nakakaantok... follow the original tempo and its almost perfect...indi na mahahalata ung native accent... one more thing... maxado maa"R"te ang mga espayol sa pagsasalita..so, give emphasize to letter R.
Nice job. Ummm, the pronunciation needs a little work. There needs to be more distinction between "u" and "o" and between "e" and "i". Consonants could be a little softer. Anyway, nice job! Bravo!
Nice job. Ummm, the pronunciation needs a little work. There needs to be more distinction between "u" and "o" and between "e" and "i". Consonants could a little softer. Anyway, nice job! Bravo!
Thank God your government is making some efforts in such matter... English is sooo plain, so lame... so impersonal. And you don't wan't to be like, let's say, Australia or Canada, isn't it? I don't know, but every British colony seems without a real life... And an American colony, well! We won't say it... Yours is a nice country, really. Don't make just an American backyard of it, please!
Vivan las Filipinas, hijas de España! Hijas del sol de oriente.... (Alumnos del Instituto Cervantes, lo cual es "in"... and English is "out") Ojalá, aprendan español, sus raíces... y mejor aprendánlo YA, como les digo a mis alumnos... In 10 or 15 years, USA will be a LATINO COUNTRY (fuck anglosaxons, fuck puritans! Es lebe das Katholisismus.... Der Papts hat das gesagt! " Verbus Dei, Verbus Mundi")
Niza entregas. Trabajar mas en la manera en que pronuncia su silabas y subraya en español. Kudos sin embargo. Mi amigo dice que suena como un Visayan español. Cheers. :)
This is the original lyrics which is then translated to English (American Occupation) then into Tagalog a lingua franca here since we have many language here.
I agree with you viktoruschka! And I'm glad that the President Gloria M. Arroyo ordered the Dept. of Education to include in the curriculum for the school year 2010-2011 the SPANISH language in all PUBLIC and PRIVATE schools all over the Philippines.
@kenecio She definitely did a great job... I'm so glad that she received that prize in Spain. She deserved it... Tagalog is cool, but almost 300 years of influence have to shape a country. And btw, yours is te most welcoming of all Asia, in my opinion...
Guys! This is a good start. But for a closer interpretation, check out the posting from "rockuniversalph". Look up his version of the Phillipine National Anthem. I hope people would learn and appreciate the original version, as well as the official version. They are all beautiful in their own rights. I meet americans who went to school at Clark or Subic bases and they still sing the National anthem in English, which was how they learned it.
Guys! This is a good start. But for a closer interpretation, check out the posting from "rockuniversalph". Look up his version of the Phillipine National Anthem. I hope people would learn and appreciate the original version, as well as the official version. They are all beautiful in their own rights. I meet Americans who went to school at Clark or Subic base and they still sing the National anthem in English, which was how they learned it.
This is not the proper way of singing the Spanish version. One thing, they keep on adding syllables not originally on the song. The pronunciation, too and others.
Basta. Hindi ito tama. Sounds more of 'for the sake of singing lang. Sorry.
i knew that according to the R.A. 8491 (the flag and heraldic code of the Philippines) that the Philippine national anthem shall always be sung in the national language of the Philippines in or out of the Philippines.
you may not know this, but you are making fun of our national anthem.
Well... "beaner" countries as Mexico, Argentina, Chile and Spain have better economy than Phillipines... and speak spanish... not tagalog... so... I don't think language have much importance on the economically situation of each country but their policy do.
este la version original de nuestro Hymno nacional... also spanish is the original official language of the philippines, ito rin ang lenguahe ng rebolusyon... sin lengua hispano sin libertad...
i wouldn't mind if the philippines bring back spanish classes in their schools, that would be awesome, 3 official language, TAGALOG, ENGLISH and SPANISH
I would recomend Spanish as lingua franca & english as third language (or viceversa) cuz it's not fair that tagalog speakers have advantage over non tagalog(by example, cebuano) ones (cuz they would have to learn four languages).
Es maravilloso escuchar al Himno nacional de Filipinas en la versión en español interpretado por filipinos, ciertamente ellos son nuestros hermanos al otro lado del Océano Pacífico, saludos de Costa Rica en Centroamérica.
@luisdiego29 Saludos desde Filipinas! Gracias hermano de Costa Rica, pero este chico canta tan mal y la niña parece demasiado interrumpir. Viva español.
The Original Version of the Philippine National Anthem is really and actually in Spanish, not in Tagalog, not English nor in other Philippine Languages.
It is wonderful to listen to the National Anthem of The Philippines in the version in Spanish, interpreted by Filipinos, certainly they are our brothers to another side of the Pacific Ocean, regards from Costa Rica in the Central America.
Diyoskupo!!! Hindi ganyan ang pagkantang tinuro ng Spanish 4N teacher ko sa Central Phil. Univeristy. Murder naman ang pagkanta ninyo. Sayang, ang ganda pa naman sana ng Himno Nacional Filipina pag maayos ang pagkakanta.
Your Spanish is quite "Asian", but I love when you sing your anthem in Spanish, the language that you had since you were a colony of Spain, like my country. PLEASE, PLEASE, FILIPINOS, speak some Spanish! It's your real inheritance... You're more "occidental" than every Asian country, don't fuck it up with English language, the absolute notorious mark of colonialism... VIVAN LAS FILIPINAS!
@gwapakho I hope they go on with the project... As I said, tagalog is quite nice, but you can't just erase 300 years of Spanish language, which is lately a definite "lingua franca"... English will soon be out. Even in USA, I've heard more Spanish than English, so, be prepared :)
Un inmenso saludo a las Filipinas y a mi amigo J.A.M.!
@viktoruschka try some chavacanos in zamboanga del norte...they're only spanish-province in the philippines,but i heard their spanish is quite different from the Spanish....search CHAVACANO and you see.....
@viktoruschka haha. But we suffered under the Spanish colony for 3 centuries, so you have to understand why we didn't really warm up to the language. Oh, and before, I think it was forbidden for Filipinos or "Indios" as the Spaniards called us, to speak Spanish. I'm from Zamboanga and we speak broken spanish there. It kinda evolved and got mixed with other languages from our country.
@viktoruschka lo siento señor, el norte americanos robados nuestras conocidos idioma español. they imposed their language and let us forgot about spanish. but there is still one city in the philippines who can speak spanish. this is Zamboanga City. they call themselve el chiavacanos. otra vez, lo seinto mi español, es muy malo, es muy un poco.
@viktoruschka im filipino and i speak spanish. when i speak spanish in the phil, other ppl think im being arrogant and call me a "coño". i do believe that filipinas should speak castellano again. what country r u from btw?
@acousticLU Hombre, pues no hagas caso! :) Además, en todo caso, una buena parte de lo que ya hablan ustedes es puro español... No sé cómo pretenden borrar algunas personas 300 años de ser parte del imperio español, y luego ponerse a hablar inglés con unos cuantos años de ocupación yankee. En mi opinión, eso es despreciar a sus orígenes... Y por cierto, yo soy realmente alemán, pero he vivido casi toda mi vida en El Salvador, o sea que creo que el español es mi idioma.
@viktoruschka tiene razon. 333 años de hispanidad contra 40+ años con los gringos! ... es una pena que muchos filipinos ya no hablan español o no quieren hablarlo. si. es verdad que una grande parte de nuestros lenguajes locales tienen muchas influencias españolas y relativamente, el castellano es mas facil de aprender que ingles. es aleman? que interesante! soy 50% fil, 25% mex y 25% esp. y por eso, hablo un poquito español :)
ok those who says that the accent is bad.. can you make another video of Philippine National anthem Spanish version? because this is the only vid.. and the tone is there.. thank you..
amores (not amorés), ofenden (not oféndén), and a lot more. thanks. Just my take cause those who speak spanisn really findsit funny with the wrong accents.
one of the objectives of the charter change is to amend the national language. it would be english and spanish and im sure visayas and mindanao they prepared english or spanish i dont know in luzon they can still sing the national anthem lupang hinarang.
Or better yet, we can do ayaw with this fallacious "national language." We're a multilingual country, and having one language to represent the identity of our peoples is a grave injustice. Besides, most countries don't have a national language yet they have a better sense and appreciation of identity than we do.
ewan ko ba sa mga tagalog pinipilit nila ang labing isa, dalawampu, o ika dalawamput lima ng disyembre isang libot siyam na raan siyam na put tatlo e pwede naman sa spanish madali pa nahihirapan tuloy kami mga bisaya.
kayo ang bobo mabuti di kayo tumalon sa building jan sa milan. pa-italy italy pa kayo mukha naman kayo taga bukid sabagay mga alila lang naman kayo jan pagbalik d2 sa pinas sikat sobra yabang kakasuka kayo himod sa tumbong ng mga dayuhan. pweeee!
Ang Pilipinas kong Mahal...... Ang bigas Mahal ang karne Mahal ang gulay Mahal ang isda Mahal magpahospital Mahal ang gamot Mahal ang gasolina Mahal ang pamasahe Mahal mag aaral hay! maraming nagmamahal sa ating bayan. :-p
That's the huge difference between Latinamerican and European dialects. Spain has preserved the LY sound while in America, it has evoled to a pure Y. Personally, I prefer the European pronunciation, but we're also taught, at Instituto Cervantes, that both are just as acceptable.
but still, spanish is part of our culture. actually i want to learn how 2 speak spanish although i have no plans about travelling 2 spain sumday, but it is part of our culture.
go to america, spanish classes are taught there in most schools (high school or college [although you have the right to choose which classes you pick in college, I think..])
I'm still in high school and I'm new to the whole US high school system thing so this is just based on opinion.
It's not that simple. As one can very well see, all over the internet, YouTube and the world Filipinos do not agree with each other very well. Somebody has something to disagree on. Yo soy quien soy, orgulloso de ser filipino. Que resurja la lengua castellana en Filipinas. Viva la hispanidad filipina! Que no muera jamas!
This debate will go on and on and will not be solved on YouTube. It continues in the Philippines, in the US and worldwide. We are what we are whoever considers us what and whatever we consider ourselves. The Anglo British experience was different from the Philippine-Spanish. Why debate the minute details? Viva las Filipinas!
We are Hispanic. Preserve Hispanic Filipino language and culture. Please join us. Look us up in Yahoo. SpanishFlipino in Yahoo Groups. Somos hispanos. Invitamos a todos de cualquier pais que comparten nuestra meta de la preservacion de nuestra cultura hispanica que se unan a nuestro grupo SpanishFilipino en los grupos de Yahoo.
ok. first things first. not everyone knows how to speak spanish. also, everyone has its own accents and pronunciations. we can't blame them. they are actually good for they can sing it in spanish. i mean, the generation today in the philippines is not familiar of the spanish version... they get a deserved credit for this.
I remember back then when I was still in elementary school we sing our National Anthem in Tagalog and... in English? Never in Spanish. What the heck! Why not in Spanish also? Now I'm asking.
Cool...i know how to sing this song too. my mom thought me how. coz i also really wanted to ;) she knew this song back when she was in high school... and until now shes 53 yet she sing this song sooo perfectly =) and i too.lol
sometimes at school when ive nothing to do i use to sing this song and never thought that my classmates&teachers are listening to me. and they were all grinning after i sing it :D they cant believe that i know how to sing this song in spanish version ;) Thanks to you mom.
and so stupid to claim that Hispanics only refer to mestizos, descendants of spanish settlers.. hahaah.. so the people of dominican republic are not hispanics? The mexicans of filipino descent in Guerrero aren't hispanics? hahaha..
And as for "slanted eyes, brown skin, and flat nose," I know many "Hispanics" from Latin America who also fit in that category. And actually... most Filipinos i know dont have slanted eyes. those who do probably have chinese ancestry.
And dont forget that Hispanic is an ethnicity (culture), not a race. You can be black, white, or "asian" and still be Hispanic. Just look at Celia Cruz and Christina Aguilera.
i'm filipino, i don't consider myself hispanic by any means. i disagree with the notion that filipinos are hispanics. I think you are confusing the hispanic culture with the hispanic race, two completely different terms. We, filipinos, certainly retain the hispanic culture but no way hispanic. Hispanics, exclusively refer to the people of the Americas. People in Spain is not referred to as Hispanics, they are called Spaniards. And to people quoting wikipedia, it is stupid.
You obviously don't understand that "Hispanic" is NOT a race. Its a culture, which supports my argument that Filipinos can be considered Hispanic too. People from Spain are Hispanic too. There is no Hispanic RACE. "Hispanic" people of the Americas are of a mixture indigenous (indian), European, and African ancestry = white, black, and brown. Mexicans are brown, Dominicans are black, and Argentinians are white (by majority). A more appropriate and exclusive term for Latin Americans is "Latino."
You better hit your college books caused you dont know what youre talking about. The original classification in the American census and still being used today for people in the Americas is Hispanic not Latino. You do not fill out Hispanic/Latino to classify yourself, you put Asian or Pacific Islander. Therefore, Filipinos are not hispanic people. By the way, brown is not a race. haha. Blame the white folks who made race up (race is a social construct and its more than just the color of skin).
First of all, I never said "brown" was a race. I brought up colors to show that people from different Latin American countries are not all the same. The races I referred to were the European, African, and American Indian races. Second, you are following the U.S. Government's interpretation of "race" which I believe is flawed. Also, the U.S. Government considers "Hispanic" as an ethnicity, not a race, which is why the categories include: Non-Hispanic White, Non-Hispanic Black, and Hispanic.
The U.S. Government is also reformatting these categories for the 2010 Census next year. My main point is that someone can be of ANY race, and still also be considered Hispanic. That is because (I'll say it again) HISPANIC IS NOT A RACE. I am in no way saying that Filipinos are not Asian. And yes, I also agree that race is a social construct, but you're the one who brought up "the Hispanic race" which does not even exist according to "white folk's" terms.
I believe that the use of the term "Hispanic" is an attempt by the U.S. Government to group together the people of Latin America because their rich cultural diversity is too complicated for them to be categorized in one group. They are only able to do this for one reason: they all speak Spanish. If this is the case, then the definition of the colloquial term "Hispanic" should be changed just to "One who speaks Spanish" because all the other descriptions can describe Filipinos too.
Lastly, all of my ideas and arguments have been formed and are based from "college books" and many other sources so please don't mock my knowledge again. RUDE.
Haha. Again, race is a social construct so you just cant change the fact that Hispanic is classified as a race. Ethnicity, by the way is a more specific term such as being Filipino, Indian, or an Arab. I want to go back to the original argument of yours in which you say that Filipinos are Hispanic. To be considered Hispanic, the commonality with Hispanic culture and traditions must be present for us to be classified as Hispanic. I just dont see with Filipinos.
are they pronouncing it right? or is their intonation correct? specially the parts:
no te hollarán jamás and
En tu azul cielo. =)
mcmarc28 3 months ago
Spanish used to be the language of the educated Filipinos way back but its been tabooed to preserve our pride... now we infused english to form our own "taglish"... do we really have pride?
ungas2585 6 months ago
@ungas2585 Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world. : )
03Terrestre 3 months ago
although i'm a filipina, i really wish everyone just accepted that without this wonderful language nothing that we enjoy today would've been possible... speaking it doesn't mean that we favor the Spanish language over the Filipino one, it just means that we accept our heritage... VIVAS LAS FILIPINAS !
cmxie24 7 months ago 3
@cmxie24 VIVAN* LAS FILIPINAS
Popodelades 1 month ago
@Popodelades Oh. My bad. My keyboard isn't working again. XD But you guys get the point. XD
cmxie24 3 weeks ago
como miembro de la Unión Latina, deberíamos hablar más español en lugar de hablar Inglés .. sana nga ma implimenta na yan, meron na rin kasi mga bata nag sasalita ng espanyol dito sa amin, baka sinumulan na..
MrSickchild 10 months ago
GOOD NEWS! TEACHING SPANISH LANGUAGE WILL BE IMPLEMENT AGAIN... THIS COMING SCHOOL YEAR... BY CERVANTES...
sheen5ful 10 months ago
gracias por publicar este himno nacional de las Filipinas, me encanta mi herencia hispana.
xiaolong143 11 months ago
saba raw !!!
mcmicabalo 1 year ago
(Spanish) - Las Filipinas himno nacional ver be original ver write en Español. lo siento, malo en Español
(English) - The Philippines national anthem was originally written in Spanish.
(Filipino) - Ang pambansang awit ng Pilipinas ay original na nakasulat sa wikang Espanyol
MrHeartbreaker12345 1 year ago
viva Philippines viva Mexico
viva Spain
Spanish language is the best viva manny pacman pacquiao viva donaire hahaha
wal sial binatbat sa boxingero natin
MrHeartbreaker12345 1 year ago
I really like it....... nice singing
kimerald01 1 year ago
the language that was used by Jose Palma when he wrote the poem FILIPINAS was Spanish and the words of that poem became the lyrics for the music by Julian Felipe and thus the Philippine National Anthem was born though it's original title is HIMNO NACIONAL DE FILIPINAS....
breighitte 1 year ago
bring back spanish language and be one of the countries who can speak three languages and can portray their culture and history through their language,,.. :)
13Constellations 1 year ago 2
Please drop the american accent/slang while singing Spanish. Hindi ganyan kumanta mga Español/Latinos. I appreciate that you guys translated and sang our national anthem but if you will sing in Spanish, sing it using the proper way of pronouncing Spanish words.
rookie008 1 year ago
¡Un saludo amigos! Desde el @ Canal de Filipinas en idioma español.
RepublicadeFilipinas 1 year ago
viva pilipinas!
paulwapito101 1 year ago
Que bien hermanos filipinos im married to pinay VIVA FILIPINAS ooohhh yyyaaa viva filipinas!!!!!!
marioblasalegria 1 year ago
parang kumakanta sa lamay
abduljakol1985 1 year ago
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cantantes muy excelente...hahaha, ipis out!! no, no, quetal guys??estas bien??? its a very beautiful song...parang there's a little prob. lang sa pagkanta... especially with regard to pronunciation ...hahaha, nabibisaya eh
nursemardocks 1 year ago
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cantantes muy excelente...hahaha, ipis out!! no, no, quetal guys??estas bien??? its a very beautiful song...parang there's a little prob. lang sa pagkanta... especially with regard to pronunciation ...hahaha, nabibisaya eh
nursemardocks 1 year ago
patria is not read as peitra and patra...its read as it is... que is not kwe..its ke.. dulce is not dulche..its dulsi-e...hijos is not hihus...its shud b hihos... maxado mabagal ung tempo..kaya nakakaantok... follow the original tempo and its almost perfect...indi na mahahalata ung native accent... one more thing... maxado maa"R"te ang mga espayol sa pagsasalita..so, give emphasize to letter R.
nursemardocks 1 year ago
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cebuanoni 1 year ago
i can speak and understand spanish heheh!
filipino023 1 year ago
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Nice job. Ummm, the pronunciation needs a little work. There needs to be more distinction between "u" and "o" and between "e" and "i". Consonants could be a little softer. Anyway, nice job! Bravo!
gramirez72 1 year ago
Nice job. Ummm, the pronunciation needs a little work. There needs to be more distinction between "u" and "o" and between "e" and "i". Consonants could a little softer. Anyway, nice job! Bravo!
gramirez72 1 year ago
Bravo!!! Felicitaciones hermanos Filipinos! Es algo muy bello escuchar El Himno Nacional de Filipinas en el Idioma Original de Filipinas como Nacion.
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elmobenguan 1 year ago
Thank God your government is making some efforts in such matter... English is sooo plain, so lame... so impersonal. And you don't wan't to be like, let's say, Australia or Canada, isn't it? I don't know, but every British colony seems without a real life... And an American colony, well! We won't say it... Yours is a nice country, really. Don't make just an American backyard of it, please!
Adiós y se cuidan, filipinitos! :)
viktoruschka 1 year ago
Vivan las Filipinas, hijas de España! Hijas del sol de oriente.... (Alumnos del Instituto Cervantes, lo cual es "in"... and English is "out") Ojalá, aprendan español, sus raíces... y mejor aprendánlo YA, como les digo a mis alumnos... In 10 or 15 years, USA will be a LATINO COUNTRY (fuck anglosaxons, fuck puritans! Es lebe das Katholisismus.... Der Papts hat das gesagt! " Verbus Dei, Verbus Mundi")
viktoruschka 1 year ago
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viktoruschka 1 year ago
hey lapu-lapu killed ferdinand magellan look it up in google the "battle of mactan"..
bunrraa 1 year ago
we are not happy when it is in spanish ..... becaues we love our language
chagochagoe 1 year ago
VIVA EL LATINA HUMANOS IN EL MONDO!!!!!!PROUD TO BE LATINO FILIPINO,we are the only latin asinas in the world!!!
melbert214 1 year ago
Niza entregas. Trabajar mas en la manera en que pronuncia su silabas y subraya en español. Kudos sin embargo. Mi amigo dice que suena como un Visayan español. Cheers. :)
bluecool3000 1 year ago
hey tnx for making that vid it was more helpful than others so still tnx :)
kidraucketh 1 year ago
This is the original lyrics which is then translated to English (American Occupation) then into Tagalog a lingua franca here since we have many language here.
bryronify 1 year ago
The original lenguage and name of this anthem is TIERRA ADORADA, en español.
enrykkke 1 year ago
I agree with you viktoruschka! And I'm glad that the President Gloria M. Arroyo ordered the Dept. of Education to include in the curriculum for the school year 2010-2011 the SPANISH language in all PUBLIC and PRIVATE schools all over the Philippines.
kenecio 1 year ago 7
@kenecio She definitely did a great job... I'm so glad that she received that prize in Spain. She deserved it... Tagalog is cool, but almost 300 years of influence have to shape a country. And btw, yours is te most welcoming of all Asia, in my opinion...
viktoruschka 1 year ago
jaajjaj que gracioso tu acento
eleanor7rigby 1 year ago
FIRST NAME OF THE PHILIPPINES
1.island of pearl ( dont know the exact words)
2. Archipelago of saint lazaru
3. las islas filipinas
dah what ever!!!!!!! i love philippines! in filipino MAHAL KO ANG PILIPINAS!
emotionalvampire143 1 year ago 2
me gusta esta cancion!
muchas gracias por cantarla en espanol!
i`m proud to be a filipina & love the spanish history :)
sunshinex1104 2 years ago
no sé bien qué hablan acá, yo noto que los cantantes en este video hablan bien español. Yo entiendo todo al menos y hablo español de toda la vida
chobogasorra 2 years ago
VIVA FILIPINAS HISPANA ¡
enrykkke 2 years ago 3
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Guys! This is a good start. But for a closer interpretation, check out the posting from "rockuniversalph". Look up his version of the Phillipine National Anthem. I hope people would learn and appreciate the original version, as well as the official version. They are all beautiful in their own rights. I meet americans who went to school at Clark or Subic bases and they still sing the National anthem in English, which was how they learned it.
Cheers!
pgvigo 2 years ago
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Guys! This is a good start. But for a closer interpretation, check out the posting from "rockuniversalph". Look up his version of the Phillipine National Anthem. I hope people would learn and appreciate the original version, as well as the official version. They are all beautiful in their own rights. I meet Americans who went to school at Clark or Subic base and they still sing the National anthem in English, which was how they learned it.
Cheers!
pgvigo 2 years ago
the original filipino anthem was wrote in spanish
curseddoll01 2 years ago
:O really? didn't know that :P
slobodan12346 2 years ago
even our english accent is funny :)
2dumas 2 years ago
estais colgados
rhexy8979 2 years ago
ostias!! es la primera vez ke escucho esta cancion "en version original" :)) jajaja
muy bonita :P
iamkyurin 2 years ago
This is not the proper way of singing the Spanish version. One thing, they keep on adding syllables not originally on the song. The pronunciation, too and others.
Basta. Hindi ito tama. Sounds more of 'for the sake of singing lang. Sorry.
eiraremejeene 2 years ago
That is a original song!!!
iggymanoneoone 2 years ago 3
i knew that according to the R.A. 8491 (the flag and heraldic code of the Philippines) that the Philippine national anthem shall always be sung in the national language of the Philippines in or out of the Philippines.
you may not know this, but you are making fun of our national anthem.
StickersAreAdhesive 2 years ago
they are not actually making fun of our national anthem they just show that they care and that they are amazed of julian felipe.proud to be pinoy...
ronispogi 2 years ago 5
@ronispogi agreed .
sunshinex1104 2 years ago
Lastimosamente las Filipinas han abandonado el idioma español. Fue interesante haber escuchado su himno en español.
Johncito233 2 years ago 2
@JCaguin
Well... "beaner" countries as Mexico, Argentina, Chile and Spain have better economy than Phillipines... and speak spanish... not tagalog... so... I don't think language have much importance on the economically situation of each country but their policy do.
audijam 2 years ago 3
i hope that someday soon the spanish version of philippines national anthem will gonna be sing in the ring...representing the philippines..
actually "lupang hinirang" was written originally in spanish language
my sisters in era 80's had the spanish subjets in their curiculum...how i wish spanish will gonne be imposed again here in the philippines
viva las islas filipinas!!!!!!!
hephaestion143 2 years ago 6
This is the Jose Palma original anthem, but... we are filipinos?
lolmeaburro 2 years ago
este la version original de nuestro Hymno nacional... also spanish is the original official language of the philippines, ito rin ang lenguahe ng rebolusyon... sin lengua hispano sin libertad...
DuqueRaphael03 2 years ago
i wouldn't mind if the philippines bring back spanish classes in their schools, that would be awesome, 3 official language, TAGALOG, ENGLISH and SPANISH
sk8pirata 2 years ago 3
@sk8pirata
I would recomend Spanish as lingua franca & english as third language (or viceversa) cuz it's not fair that tagalog speakers have advantage over non tagalog(by example, cebuano) ones (cuz they would have to learn four languages).
:)
audijam 2 years ago 3
thx, i had spanish classes but not enough if i want to be fluent
sk8pirata 2 years ago
Mananatili ang wikang Pilipino walang hanggan!!
markjaysongalang0699 2 years ago
Es maravilloso escuchar al Himno nacional de Filipinas en la versión en español interpretado por filipinos, ciertamente ellos son nuestros hermanos al otro lado del Océano Pacífico, saludos de Costa Rica en Centroamérica.
luisdiego29 2 years ago 17
@luisdiego29 Saludos desde Filipinas! Gracias hermano de Costa Rica, pero este chico canta tan mal y la niña parece demasiado interrumpir. Viva español.
mmc029 1 year ago
@luisdiego29
The Original Version of the Philippine National Anthem is really and actually in Spanish, not in Tagalog, not English nor in other Philippine Languages.
Guachinanggo 1 year ago
It is wonderful to listen to the National Anthem of The Philippines in the version in Spanish, interpreted by Filipinos, certainly they are our brothers to another side of the Pacific Ocean, regards from Costa Rica in the Central America.
luisdiego29 2 years ago 7
VIVA FILIPINA!
adriasmi 2 years ago 2
pretty soon, next year, spanish will be an official language of the Philippines once again!
saabster 2 years ago 4
yo también hablo español.
les felicito por cantar el anthem nacional de Pilipinas en espanyol
bwena swerte,
Dená
chobogasorra 2 years ago 2
you speak spanish? porque no sabes escribir pues?
Tweezy316 2 years ago
@Tweezy316 mi ta entiendes de espanyolas pero nuay ta abla de chavacano
ryuadrian09 1 year ago
@ryuadrian09 chavacano? que es? no entiendo mucho
Tweezy316 1 year ago
Diyoskupo!!! Hindi ganyan ang pagkantang tinuro ng Spanish 4N teacher ko sa Central Phil. Univeristy. Murder naman ang pagkanta ninyo. Sayang, ang ganda pa naman sana ng Himno Nacional Filipina pag maayos ang pagkakanta.
renef2959 2 years ago
saglit diba kailingan kantahin yan ng parang marcha kc ung pangalan nyan marcha nacional filipina
wasde970 2 years ago
nice
gikaintapan 2 years ago
parang nakarinig lang ako ng pabasa/ senakulo (holyweek)
ahihihihhihih
skeyfunk 2 years ago 2
Your Spanish is quite "Asian", but I love when you sing your anthem in Spanish, the language that you had since you were a colony of Spain, like my country. PLEASE, PLEASE, FILIPINOS, speak some Spanish! It's your real inheritance... You're more "occidental" than every Asian country, don't fuck it up with English language, the absolute notorious mark of colonialism... VIVAN LAS FILIPINAS!
viktoruschka 2 years ago 41
Algunas personas en Filipinas aun hablan español, como yo. Español siempre estara en nuestros corazones. Para siempre...
SimplyCarLo 2 years ago 3
@viktoruschka , es la verdad. Nosotros somos hispanicos.
trumpgeek 1 year ago
@viktoruschka our department of education is reinstating spanish now... im studying spanish right now...
gwapakho 1 year ago
@gwapakho I hope they go on with the project... As I said, tagalog is quite nice, but you can't just erase 300 years of Spanish language, which is lately a definite "lingua franca"... English will soon be out. Even in USA, I've heard more Spanish than English, so, be prepared :)
Un inmenso saludo a las Filipinas y a mi amigo J.A.M.!
viktoruschka 1 year ago
@viktoruschka try some chavacanos in zamboanga del norte...they're only spanish-province in the philippines,but i heard their spanish is quite different from the Spanish....search CHAVACANO and you see.....
hephaestion143 1 year ago
@viktoruschka Hell no, our real inheritance is tagalog, not what the spaniards gave us thats shit. OLD TAGALOG>spanish induced tagalog
ThtOnePinoy 1 year ago
@viktoruschka haha. But we suffered under the Spanish colony for 3 centuries, so you have to understand why we didn't really warm up to the language. Oh, and before, I think it was forbidden for Filipinos or "Indios" as the Spaniards called us, to speak Spanish. I'm from Zamboanga and we speak broken spanish there. It kinda evolved and got mixed with other languages from our country.
princesssanz03 10 months ago 2
@viktoruschka lo siento señor, el norte americanos robados nuestras conocidos idioma español. they imposed their language and let us forgot about spanish. but there is still one city in the philippines who can speak spanish. this is Zamboanga City. they call themselve el chiavacanos. otra vez, lo seinto mi español, es muy malo, es muy un poco.
rabisrabis 10 months ago
@viktoruschka im filipino and i speak spanish. when i speak spanish in the phil, other ppl think im being arrogant and call me a "coño". i do believe that filipinas should speak castellano again. what country r u from btw?
acousticLU 9 months ago
@acousticLU Hombre, pues no hagas caso! :) Además, en todo caso, una buena parte de lo que ya hablan ustedes es puro español... No sé cómo pretenden borrar algunas personas 300 años de ser parte del imperio español, y luego ponerse a hablar inglés con unos cuantos años de ocupación yankee. En mi opinión, eso es despreciar a sus orígenes... Y por cierto, yo soy realmente alemán, pero he vivido casi toda mi vida en El Salvador, o sea que creo que el español es mi idioma.
viktoruschka 9 months ago
@viktoruschka tiene razon. 333 años de hispanidad contra 40+ años con los gringos! ... es una pena que muchos filipinos ya no hablan español o no quieren hablarlo. si. es verdad que una grande parte de nuestros lenguajes locales tienen muchas influencias españolas y relativamente, el castellano es mas facil de aprender que ingles. es aleman? que interesante! soy 50% fil, 25% mex y 25% esp. y por eso, hablo un poquito español :)
acousticLU 9 months ago
@viktoruschka i speak spanish
noliahkyna 8 months ago
muy bien!! X)
missgenera257 2 years ago
Muy bien!!!
riyadhmorey 2 years ago
Question: SIno and Presendente ng Pilipinas and hindi nakakatawa?
Answer: Eh di si Corny Aquino! hahahahaha!
vumpirekizz 2 years ago
Se escucha bastante bien!
esferanavidad 2 years ago
ok those who says that the accent is bad.. can you make another video of Philippine National anthem Spanish version? because this is the only vid.. and the tone is there.. thank you..
ayalouise 2 years ago
What an accent
duh
rangirl 2 years ago
Very Good,excelente,os felicito.
designedsayer 2 years ago
hey, please correct the accent s
amores (not amorés), ofenden (not oféndén), and a lot more. thanks. Just my take cause those who speak spanisn really findsit funny with the wrong accents.
quingquing 2 years ago
Hahaha! Their accent really is funny. LOL
reasonableskeptic 2 years ago
one of the objectives of the charter change is to amend the national language. it would be english and spanish and im sure visayas and mindanao they prepared english or spanish i dont know in luzon they can still sing the national anthem lupang hinarang.
krutsai 2 years ago
Or better yet, we can do ayaw with this fallacious "national language." We're a multilingual country, and having one language to represent the identity of our peoples is a grave injustice. Besides, most countries don't have a national language yet they have a better sense and appreciation of identity than we do.
akosigundam 2 years ago
ewan ko ba sa mga tagalog pinipilit nila ang labing isa, dalawampu, o ika dalawamput lima ng disyembre isang libot siyam na raan siyam na put tatlo e pwede naman sa spanish madali pa nahihirapan tuloy kami mga bisaya.
krutsai 2 years ago 2
BOBO KA KASI KAYA KA NAHIHIRAPAN..
frogpoison 2 years ago
kayo ang bobo mabuti di kayo tumalon sa building jan sa milan. pa-italy italy pa kayo mukha naman kayo taga bukid sabagay mga alila lang naman kayo jan pagbalik d2 sa pinas sikat sobra yabang kakasuka kayo himod sa tumbong ng mga dayuhan. pweeee!
krutsai 2 years ago
lyrics are beautiful,but the rendition,pronunciation,diction is terrible.absolutely terrible..
cheverlouva 2 years ago
ito ang nagiisang spanish version sa youtube..bute nagrecord kau...
kahit ampanetpanet..ayus na..atlis my napakinggan akong sampol..
mabuhay ang mga tambay sa bansa...
pampiksz 2 years ago 3
lol
chamachuchi 2 years ago
vumpirekizz 2 years ago
well, though sad to hear this but its true..
ayalouise 2 years ago
good singing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! love it !!!!!!!!!
romarangelo 2 years ago
That's the huge difference between Latinamerican and European dialects. Spain has preserved the LY sound while in America, it has evoled to a pure Y. Personally, I prefer the European pronunciation, but we're also taught, at Instituto Cervantes, that both are just as acceptable.
akosigundam 2 years ago
Yo tambien! :)
polardog555 2 years ago
Effort's not enough. I'd give them a C for that.
akosigundam 2 years ago
They're singing it all wrong. But it's a good try. Long live Hispanic Philippines! =)
weirdkatt 2 years ago
nice very nice
ellyrie 2 years ago
but still, spanish is part of our culture. actually i want to learn how 2 speak spanish although i have no plans about travelling 2 spain sumday, but it is part of our culture.
idolized13 2 years ago 5
go to america, spanish classes are taught there in most schools (high school or college [although you have the right to choose which classes you pick in college, I think..])
I'm still in high school and I'm new to the whole US high school system thing so this is just based on opinion.
dragonflychaser12 2 years ago
Join the SpanishFilipino Group in YahooGroups. Spanish was an official language of the Philippines until 1973.
HispanicFilipino 2 years ago 2
It's not that simple. As one can very well see, all over the internet, YouTube and the world Filipinos do not agree with each other very well. Somebody has something to disagree on. Yo soy quien soy, orgulloso de ser filipino. Que resurja la lengua castellana en Filipinas. Viva la hispanidad filipina! Que no muera jamas!
HispanicFilipino 2 years ago
I'm pinoy and speak Spanish, but I have to disagree with you. By definition, Filipinos are NOT Hispanic because they don't speak the Spanish language.
Filipinos are considered Asian in a country where Spanish was once spoken by the Spanish aristocrats.
When the British colonized India, the Indians weren't considered Anglos were they?
behanchot 2 years ago 5
This debate will go on and on and will not be solved on YouTube. It continues in the Philippines, in the US and worldwide. We are what we are whoever considers us what and whatever we consider ourselves. The Anglo British experience was different from the Philippine-Spanish. Why debate the minute details? Viva las Filipinas!
HispanicFilipino 2 years ago
@behanchot
Hispanic is not just language, but culturally...
Mostly filipinos are catholic, are indians protestant?
audijam 2 years ago
good job
mazczan 2 years ago
Viva Tierra Adorada ¡ ....cantan muy bien
enrykkke 2 years ago
Canal de Filipinas en idioma Español.
RepublicadeFilipinas 2 years ago
We are Hispanic. Preserve Hispanic Filipino language and culture. Please join us. Look us up in Yahoo. SpanishFlipino in Yahoo Groups. Somos hispanos. Invitamos a todos de cualquier pais que comparten nuestra meta de la preservacion de nuestra cultura hispanica que se unan a nuestro grupo SpanishFilipino en los grupos de Yahoo.
HispanicFilipino 2 years ago
POR EL ESPAÑOL OFICIAL EN FILIPINAS.
circulomadrid 2 years ago 5
This is how the old filipino's spoke spanish! :)
my great grandmother speaks like this..
[i reached her when she was 91 years old she died 1997]
And when spanish was still in the curriculum
chinotan0628 2 years ago 2
my grand pa died at age 97 in dec 25, 2008, he also spoke in spanish, he was born in the philippines.
vivalacarlo 2 years ago
nice!
jielechizen 2 years ago
spanish with filipino accent, beautiul!
venerock 3 years ago 3
it's kinda the same accent
peachyyy93 2 years ago 2
yah..
music2luv33 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
this version sucks XP
sEcREt076 3 years ago
...i'll give u an A for trying..^__^..
..but try to polish ur pronounciation..
hawig nman po ang tagalog sa spanish, mas mahahasa pa yan..^^
bimVid 3 years ago
está muy bonito el himno ... ^^
danieru1979 3 years ago 6
mga nene at toto,
nice try pero your pronunciation the spanish words in these hymn is way-way off line. it shows that you were not bable to take spanish lessons.
burjegol 3 years ago
ok. first things first. not everyone knows how to speak spanish. also, everyone has its own accents and pronunciations. we can't blame them. they are actually good for they can sing it in spanish. i mean, the generation today in the philippines is not familiar of the spanish version... they get a deserved credit for this.
princessktrina 3 years ago
The original title is "Patria Adorada"
KingRaffers 3 years ago
Te quiero mucho Philippinessss...soy muy orgullosa porque tengo sangre Philippines.
tupeorpesadilla31 3 years ago
hola! check out "chavacano." A dialect used in Zamboanga, Philippines. It's kinda spanish but not at all :)the words used are old words from spain.
luzeth14 3 years ago 2
aluminum,amores,gloria
hocandokarate 3 years ago
Kapatid, mali ang pagkakaawit mo. Mali ang pronunciation mo.
ARRIBAluzviminda 3 years ago
Español compared to tagalog is easy I studied tagalog
americanevil07 3 years ago
that is because tagalog has so many spanish loanwords :D
KingRaffers 3 years ago 2
Thousands, man. We loaned Castillian words by the bucketload.
akosigundam 2 years ago
WOW! Absolutely beautiful! *clap* clap* *clap*
I remember back then when I was still in elementary school we sing our National Anthem in Tagalog and... in English? Never in Spanish. What the heck! Why not in Spanish also? Now I'm asking.
limbo628 3 years ago 2
wow...first time i heard a spanish version of lupang hinirang...
scotch21 3 years ago
great2!!
sweetnightmare24 3 years ago
q guaai :)
hahah m gusta:D
asterio69 3 years ago
Cool...i know how to sing this song too. my mom thought me how. coz i also really wanted to ;) she knew this song back when she was in high school... and until now shes 53 yet she sing this song sooo perfectly =) and i too.lol
sometimes at school when ive nothing to do i use to sing this song and never thought that my classmates&teachers are listening to me. and they were all grinning after i sing it :D they cant believe that i know how to sing this song in spanish version ;) Thanks to you mom.
Szarah0905 3 years ago
*taught
Szarah0905 3 years ago
PERFECT!!!
kevin080592 3 years ago
and so stupid to claim that Hispanics only refer to mestizos, descendants of spanish settlers.. hahaah.. so the people of dominican republic are not hispanics? The mexicans of filipino descent in Guerrero aren't hispanics? hahaha..
sbsuser 3 years ago
And as for "slanted eyes, brown skin, and flat nose," I know many "Hispanics" from Latin America who also fit in that category. And actually... most Filipinos i know dont have slanted eyes. those who do probably have chinese ancestry.
And dont forget that Hispanic is an ethnicity (culture), not a race. You can be black, white, or "asian" and still be Hispanic. Just look at Celia Cruz and Christina Aguilera.
pnoiraider17 3 years ago
i agree.
pinkshade 3 years ago
Yes, pnoiraider, Pinkshade is so stupid to claim that all Filipinos have brown skin and chinky eyes.. stupid! hahaha...
sbsuser 3 years ago
i'm filipino, i don't consider myself hispanic by any means. i disagree with the notion that filipinos are hispanics. I think you are confusing the hispanic culture with the hispanic race, two completely different terms. We, filipinos, certainly retain the hispanic culture but no way hispanic. Hispanics, exclusively refer to the people of the Americas. People in Spain is not referred to as Hispanics, they are called Spaniards. And to people quoting wikipedia, it is stupid.
helmsley1 3 years ago
You obviously don't understand that "Hispanic" is NOT a race. Its a culture, which supports my argument that Filipinos can be considered Hispanic too. People from Spain are Hispanic too. There is no Hispanic RACE. "Hispanic" people of the Americas are of a mixture indigenous (indian), European, and African ancestry = white, black, and brown. Mexicans are brown, Dominicans are black, and Argentinians are white (by majority). A more appropriate and exclusive term for Latin Americans is "Latino."
pnoiraider17 3 years ago
You better hit your college books caused you dont know what youre talking about. The original classification in the American census and still being used today for people in the Americas is Hispanic not Latino. You do not fill out Hispanic/Latino to classify yourself, you put Asian or Pacific Islander. Therefore, Filipinos are not hispanic people. By the way, brown is not a race. haha. Blame the white folks who made race up (race is a social construct and its more than just the color of skin).
helmsley1 3 years ago
First of all, I never said "brown" was a race. I brought up colors to show that people from different Latin American countries are not all the same. The races I referred to were the European, African, and American Indian races. Second, you are following the U.S. Government's interpretation of "race" which I believe is flawed. Also, the U.S. Government considers "Hispanic" as an ethnicity, not a race, which is why the categories include: Non-Hispanic White, Non-Hispanic Black, and Hispanic.
pnoiraider17 3 years ago 2
The U.S. Government is also reformatting these categories for the 2010 Census next year. My main point is that someone can be of ANY race, and still also be considered Hispanic. That is because (I'll say it again) HISPANIC IS NOT A RACE. I am in no way saying that Filipinos are not Asian. And yes, I also agree that race is a social construct, but you're the one who brought up "the Hispanic race" which does not even exist according to "white folk's" terms.
pnoiraider17 3 years ago 2
I believe that the use of the term "Hispanic" is an attempt by the U.S. Government to group together the people of Latin America because their rich cultural diversity is too complicated for them to be categorized in one group. They are only able to do this for one reason: they all speak Spanish. If this is the case, then the definition of the colloquial term "Hispanic" should be changed just to "One who speaks Spanish" because all the other descriptions can describe Filipinos too.
pnoiraider17 3 years ago
Lastly, all of my ideas and arguments have been formed and are based from "college books" and many other sources so please don't mock my knowledge again. RUDE.
pnoiraider17 3 years ago
Haha. Again, race is a social construct so you just cant change the fact that Hispanic is classified as a race. Ethnicity, by the way is a more specific term such as being Filipino, Indian, or an Arab. I want to go back to the original argument of yours in which you say that Filipinos are Hispanic. To be considered Hispanic, the commonality with Hispanic culture and traditions must be present for us to be classified as Hispanic. I just dont see with Filipinos.
helmsley1 3 years ago