Waleska & Efra react to MORISSETTE Moon River/Usahay ft. Miguel Jimenez, Adonis Tabanda, Dave Lamar♡ 

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Usahay is not tagalog but a local dialect Morissette called "Visayan" or "Bisaya"..😁

efra and waleska...u need to react the song" hindi tayo puede"by the juans...and"porque"by morisette... the original version of porque called maldita... very relaxing song...plsssssssss...

Hi Waleska! The second song "Usahay" (Sometimes) is a Bisaya song and actually an old song way back in 60's. It was written by Greg Labja who fell inlove with a young lady named Noemi. She is now 79 yrs old. At that time, her suitors and admirers was so many, among them captains and crew members of the boats that docked. But it was the musician Greg who won her heart. She says Greg composed “Usahay” (Sometimes) because “yung nakita nya na ako” (when he first saw me), she paused and coyly giggled like a high school junior, “hindi na nya ako makalimutan” (he couldn’t forget me). ❤❤❤ And this song was later on sang by Pilita Corales, a living legend singer in the Philippines who has a very iconic style in singing 🎙️

Dulce, Vina, Ana Fegie, Vernie Varga, Luke Mijares, Chad Borja are some of the singers that are from Cebu

Many singers also in Luzon, and mostly their genre is country music which is not popular in the music industry, kaya hindi sila well known but, if you go to their provinces very popular sila.

does she know how to rap, rock, play piano, ukelele, guitar and drums?

@@tributagabawa5746 I've seen her do all those besides ukulele & drums...

Cebuano-Visayan song (Usahay)

and to add, this is morissete's native dialect fyi. she is from cebu if im not mistaken.

Kundiman means who expresses undying love for his beloved is actually singing for country

Washawt

mao jud Bisaya Power wohoooooo

Werpa

@@malem2556 pinoy and bisaya power!

Mga gahi jud ning mga bisaya samot na taga cebu mga nndot og tingog...

Usahay is Cebuano for "Sometimes". Tanaw is in Laguna, I think, not Cebu.

Wonderful background information, sir. Just a slight correction, the location shoot was done in Tanaw Park in San Pablo, Laguna and the mountain in the background was Mt. Banahaw. I learned that information from Adonis Tabanda (musical arranger for and double bass player in this video) on his channel as I, too, was curious where the beautiful location was. :)

*about 7,641 islands as of 2019

actually it's Tayak Hills in Rizal, Laguna

@@nichlao8637 Check again Tanaw is also in Cebu.

Adonis Tabanda is amazing also. His bass shook my headset so much I was practically getting a head massage.

Cebuano is actually a regional language rather than a dialect. But yes, it's pronounced usa-hay.

There are actually 175 dialects and languages that are spoken in the Philippines (crazy huh!)...sometimes you would say why the national language (named Filipino/Pilipino) was derived from Tagalog spoken in the metropolitan manila and sub luzon area. But the "tagalog" they speak have also few differences and accents. Funny also that "Tagalog" also refers to people who speaks the language/dialect...but those who speak the same but in a different region (ie. Bulacan) are called Bulakenyo...): (Just my observation...) Anyway...when the gov't made this the national language....i guess our earlier immigrants just carried on... Here abroad...in most documents our language is "Tagalog" (?) I guess we haven't been giving credits to our 8 major dialects (ie. Cebuano/Bisaya, Hiligaynon, Ilokano etc) which are all equally beautiful...Like this song USAHAY.

@Macaria Elle NO! Bisaya is the language, Visayas is the group of island. Im from Cebu

@Macaria Elle Di ako spanish, so babasahin ko in Filipino way - VISAYAS is a group of Island. Lulusot kapa?

@Macaria Elle Basta, Visayas is the group of island and Cebuano is a subgroup language of Bisaya. Nangoreksyon manka nga Visaya daw. Ayaw nag apil apila about spanish2 or unsa pa na. Daghanag drama nimo para makalusot oi

I think she is UP there