I was an exchange student in Tokyo many, many years ago, and a Filipino fellow student sang this song with his guitar when we had a cultural night. I was so touched by the melody, and it moved me to tears, even though I didnt understand the meaning at that time. So I then learnt the lyrics and it has been one of my favourite songs. Now I'm so happy to watch Bayan Ko being sung so beautifully in Pilipino and English too....Aking adhika makita kang sakdal laya...hear my fondest wish, to see you forever free. Love this! (By the way, I'm Indonesian, your neighbour).
@@roquitoroque7198 @Janet Yabo @Mike Lawre. I hope you enjoy this version which I made with friends for your Independence Day today. . I know it wouldn't be as good as this one, but hope you like it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JnR7aod05s0.html
Philippines 🇵🇭, my country, ❤ can we show to all nations..., that all Philippines 🇵🇭 peoples na may malaking puso tayung mag mahal sa lahat ng kapwa kahit anong lahi, kahit anong bansa tayo makarating, ay we represent the ❤the heart ❤️, because i am the miss Jacqueline paloyo de Chavez Soriano the queen of heart ❤️, ngunit sa buong katawan ko , Kong eto ay titingnan nyo , ay isang mapa, at ang Philippines 🇵🇭 part is in my heart ❤️, and the rest is all countries also is part of my body, the mapa of all nations or all countries,
this song is beautiful, i am not philippine, but all countries in the world should be free to thier rightful owners, the native people of each coutry, this song, and the way that this amazing girl sings it is so beautiful, i have tears in my eyes watching and listening, sobrang salamat for this
Simply beautiful.... The singer the rendition the scenic views the translation. It evokes one's love for our dear PHILIPPINES. CONGRATULATIONS to the people who brought us this.... Thank you po. I have never been prouder to be a Filipino!!!!!
Am crying listening to it again. So homesick. Hoping youth will learn from us, seniors. Nothing defines us more than family and Motherland. What have you done Duterte?
'Cradle fraught with tears and misery'. Thank you Hannah for delivering the message. I hope everybody paid attention to the lyrics of the song as most of people enjoy only the melody and performance. When Philippines pays off their $160B IMF debt then they can declare they are free. Times have changed and we have been singing this song since 1929 written by Jose Corazon de Jesus and Constancio de Guzman in protest of the American occupation during that time. Now you can physically say they are not occupying your land but had left your wallets not only empty but with a $160B debt from the IMF. And even borrowed more money (by the Philippine Govt) to fund the Covid 19 problem. But everybody ended up with Ayudas of canned sardines for the maybe P2,000,000,0000 spent to Covid19 efforts. Corruption is in the hearts and minds of many Filipinos and Filipino officials, it has become a way of life. Is there still hope?
You are right. I've been wondering why the Filipinos continue to sing the song when the country has been free for decades from the hands of the foreigners. But then, I realized that now it's our own Filipino countrymen--- the politicians, who are selling us out. It is sickening.
Yes, there's hope in the True and Living Christ... He has His own people scattered in our Lupang Hinirang ... One day He will raise them up and bring the brightest of light that will set our people who sat in darkness for centuries... Truly FREE🕊 Mateo 4:16 Ang mga taong nasa kadiliman ay nakakita ng maningning na ilaw! Sa mga nakatira sa lilim ng kamatayan ay sumikat ang liwanag.” Mateo 4:17 Magmula noon ay nangaral na si Jesus. Itinuturo niyang, “Magsisi na kayo at talikuran ang inyong mga kasalanan sapagkat malapit nang dumating ang kaharian ng langit.”
You’re wrong! New world order - anglosaxon put every countries in debt intentionally so that they’re rich. The New World Order is abusive and racist in form by money and economic. Money doesn’t exist it’s just a paper and number. General Jose Alejanrino was right who wrote the poem of this song. The western is stealing our resources and the Filipinos are slave in the world.
Why are you troubled by this Philippine Patriotic Song? No foreigners are asked to be patriotics to the poor Philippines. It's the true Filipinos' obligations to preserve their love for their Mother Land, and patronize the Land of thy Birth Philippines!
The English version is true to the spirit and message of the original composition. The translator have done a terrific work. The arrangement is great too. Miss Hannah Carlos singing is lovely and very good also. In all, the whole team who produced these two versions of a lasting and patriotic song needs to be commended for their labor of love.
Kinakanta namin ito noong elementary kami grade 3 kami ng itinuro ito ng music teacher namin since then lagi itong pinakakanta sa amin hanggang sa grade 6 pati na rin yung ibang mga patriotict songs na itinuro nila...kaya nga hanggang ngayon na 65 years old na ako alam na alam ko pang kantahin halos lahat ng mga patriotic songs natin...sana wag kalimutang ituro ito ng mga teacher
Extremely inspiring and stirring! The English translation captures well the emotion and meaning carried by the original Filipino lyrics, and as intended -- will certainly help convey the song's message to a wider, international audience.
the original version is Spanish, the tagalog version was translated by Jose Corazon de Jesus three decades later which is the popular version... the original version is written by the Revolutionary general, Jose Alejendrino... the original poem was written in a protest against American Occupation and a disgust on US' treachery on the negotiation in Treaty of Paris
Napaluha ako tuloy ng napakinggan ko ang kantang BAYAN KO AT NOON INAWIT N'YA ANG ENGLISH LALO AKONG NAPALUHA AT NAALALA KO ANG SINABI NG LOLO NOON YUNGKOL SA INANG BAYAN NATIN. THANKS A LOT FOR SINGING. GOD BLESS PO
WOWWW! 👏🏼🙌🏼💯 I AM STUNNED to see this graceful video and translation of the song. It’s so difficult to translate it as it is composed with the deepest words of sorrow when the motherland was captured by foreigners. It was once literally the land of gold, the sea flourished with pearls and other natural rich commodities. The once richest country in Asia over the years was taken for granted, sadly by my own fellow Filipinos because the country had to endure such hardship that greed and other means of climbing the ladder was chosen over our very own blessed natural wealth… in exchange for its monetary value. They could’ve replaced and replenish the sources but somehow, corrupt leaders turned a blind eye and my people led astray. I love my country and it’s very land, but I wonder what happened to my people who took this amazing gift for granted. I side tracked for a second there because this song reminds me of how beautiful my country truly is, once a consistent part of the 7 Wonders Of The World. 😔. Nevertheless, this song and video is so amazing! Thanks to each and everyone who contributed to the making of this video. 🥰😇💖! Y’all each one did an awesome job! THANK YOU! ❤️ amazing translation too! 💕💕💕
First time for me to hear this English translation. Filipinos should be singing this in their school with the national anthem. This will inspire the youth to love their country, The Phllippines. The Filipino lyrics will touch everyone's heart and soul. It is a classic.
I'm very glad that I found this song for a long time when I was a Child I've never heard this song before until now it's truly beautiful and most of all the version of English made me Sing, Proud, Happy, and Cry. I will sing this many times as I want.
the tagalog version is translated and revised, the original version mentioned the term "Anglo-Sajon" because it was meant for the protest against American occupation in that time it was replaced with "dayuhan" in the later version
Ironic to sing this in English, considering the original song was against American aggression. Nuestra Patria Filipina, cuya tierra es de oro y púrpura. Tantos tesoros guarda en su lar que tientan al hurtador. Y es por eso que el anglosajón, con vil traición la subyuga; Patria mía en prisión, sacúdete del traidor. Aún el ave libre en su volar, llora cuando en la jaula está, cuanto más nuestra Patria de amor al verse sin paz ni dignidad. Filipinas de mi corazón, tus hijos jamás permitirán que así te robe tu bienestar y libertad. Our Philippine Homeland, whose land is of gold and purple. So many treasures hidden under, that tempted the thief. And that is why the Anglo-Saxon, with vile treachery is subjugating it; My Homeland in prison, free yourself from the traitor. Even the free bird in its flight, Cries when it is in the cage, How much more our beloved Homeland, To be without peace nor dignity. Philippines of my heart, Your children will never allow That you be robbed just like that, Of your well-being and your liberty.
It is very ironic, if not a tad offensive to sing this song in English. The original lyrics were written in Spanish by Gen. José Alejandrino (friend to Dr. José Rizal and Gen. Antonio Luna) and were very explicitly against the US and their British-derived culture. It refers to Americans as "anglosajones" (Anglo-Saxons) and characterizes them as vile and treacherous
Ma'am, I have always been moved to tears by this song since I was a child but you still managed to make it more emotional and heartfelt. We're working on a school film project about the Gomburza, and this piece would be a perfect fit for our background music! Would it be possible to get your permission to use it, ma'am? We'll make sure to give you proper credit!
Ibon mang may layang lumipad Kulungin mo at umiiyak Bayan pa kayang sakdal-dilag Ang 'di magnasang makaalpas Pilipinas kong minumutya Pugad ng luha at dalita Aking adhika Makita kang sakdal laya
Good day po! :) very beautiful :) may we know po how we'll be able to get permission po. We would like to use the instrumental music of this version po sana. Thank you.
