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Paghupa ng Mayo Trese
Pilipinas, anuman ang ating mapitas ngayong eleksyon, nanatiling ganito ang gobyernong nais ng lungsod at nayon: maka-bayan hindi maka-sarili lamang makakalikasan hindi maka-mapanirang minahan pinapaubaya ang lupa sa mag-uumang tagabungkal imbes na sa dayuhang walang moral o sa mga hasyenderong … Continue reading
Posted in Tula
Tagged Bagong Hukbong Bayan, burukrata kapitalismo, corruption, election fraud, elite government, freedom, genuine change, indigenous people, Indo-European, Indo-Iranian, Languages, Linguistics, Lumad, national democracy, Natural, NDF, New People's Army, no to mining Philippines, NPA, Philippine Election 2013, politics of change, radical change, reactionary government, revolutionary government, Social Sciences, southern mindanao, Standard Hindi, Typhoon Pablo, Yes (band)
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Aklan Hala Bira: Viva Teddy Casiño
So, I went to Aklan to take a short break from Manila’s election carnival. Of course, there’s also election play here though on a smaller scale and not as sense-splitting as in the capital. I’m just glad to find Teddy Casiño everywhere … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy
Tagged Aklan, Bagong Alyansang Makabayan, Bayan Muna, Kalibo, Kalibo Aklan, Manila, national democracy, national democratic movement Philippines, pambansa demokratikong kilusan, PCOS, Philippine, Philippine Election 2013, politics of change, progressive change, radical change, Senate, social change, Teddy Casiño, Teodoro Casiño, voter’s education, wise voting
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Toppling Down the Doñas: Scenes from Sinagbayan Lakbay Sining 2013
‘Ako si Paeng’ Carabao Pose. Children of Bulacan imitate their best-friend Paeng, a carabao donated to their community by Anakpawis Partylist office of Rep. Rafael Paeng Mariano. From Caloocan, Dalandanan in Tungkong Mangga, San Jose del Monte, Bulacan lies just … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Awit at Musika, Palihan, Teatro
Tagged Advocacy Theater, agricultural revolution, agriculture, Anakpawis, Anakpawis Partylist, anino, Araneta, Araneta Avenue, Araneta Clubhouse, Araneta Coliseum, Araneta family, Art for the People, Asian agriculture, Asian music, Asian theater, Batangas, Binangonan, Bulacan, Calatagan, Caloocan, CARP, Central Luzon, children's theater, Cubao, cultural revolution, cultural work, Dalandanan, Fairview, GARB, Gateway, Gawad Kalinga, gawaing pangkultura, Gregorio Araneta, Hacienda Araneta, Hacienda Luisita, HB 3059, House Bill 3059, housing problem, human rights violation, ILPS, karapatang pantao, karilyo, Lakbay Sining, land problem, landgrabbing, magsasaka, Manila, mendiola massacre, Metro Manila, MRT 7, National Housing Authority, NHA, October lakbayan, organic farming, PAMALAKAYA, PAN-AP, peasant youth, people's art, Philippine Election 2010, Philippines, pocket demolition, Political Theater, politics of change, Pres. Benigno Aquino III, protest art, protest music, protest theater, Quezon City Office of Urban Planning, rebolusyong agraryo, Rep. Rafael Paeng Mariano, Rizal, Robert Cing, rural poor, Samahang Magsasaka sa Dalandanan, San Jose del Monte, shadow play, SIBAT, SINAGBAYAN, social change, Talim Island, Tarlac, tunay na pagbabago, Tungkong Mangga, urban poor, voter’s education
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Cotabato Chronicle: Cultural Exchange with T’boli Indigenous People at Lake Sebu
As I was planning my trip to Cotabato, I learned from wanderingcha of the homestay T’boli School of Living Traditions (SLT) in Purok Lambanig, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato. The only way to get there from Brgy. Awang in North Cotabato City is … Continue reading
Posted in Paglalakbay
Tagged 15th T’boli Seslong Festival, 1998 National Living Treasure Awardee, 39th Foundation Day, AFP, agricultural land, Allah River, American occupation in the Philippines, Ampatuan Massacre, ancestral domain, Baay Family, Bangsamoro, Bayan Muna Partylist, boating at Sebu Lake, brass casting, brass making, Brgy. Awang, Brgy. T’boli, Brittish occupation in the Philippines, Bundos, bureaucrat capitalism, CAR, car stuffing, Cebuano, COMELEC checkpoint, Cooperative of Women in Health and Development, Cordillera Region, Cotabato, Cotabato City, COWHEAD, Cultural Exchange, curroption, dark comedy, Dongon clan, Dongon Falls, Dutch occupation in the Philippines, Falls 1, Falls 2, Falls 3 Hikong B'lebel (Coil or Zigzag Falls), Falls 4 Hikong Lowig (Booth Falls), Falls 5 Hikong K'fo-i (Little Falls), Falls 6 & 7 Hikong Tonok (Soil), Filipino Sabah claim, General Santos, General Santos City, Gono Kem Bo-I (Princess House), goons gun and gold, hegalong T’boli guitar, Hikong Alu, Hikong Bente, Hikong Nature Park, homestay, House of Gongs, Husky Bus, Ilonggo, Immeasurable Falls, Indian Theater, indigenous instrument, indigenous music, indigenous people, indigenous song, indigenous T’boli dance, indigenous T’boli song, Insulan van terminal, IP, Japan, Japanese occupation in the Philippines, KAMP, katribu partylist, katutubo, Lake Sebu, Lake Sebu South Cotabato, Lam ‘Unay Song (sa sulod / inside), Lang Dulay, large-scale mining, Madal Ahalos, Madal Iwas (Monkey Dance), Madal Tahao (Dance of Bird), Madal Taho (Dance of a Good Person), Maguindanao, Maguindanaons, makabayan, Manila, Maria Todi, Merl Garden Spring Resort, military checkpoint, national democracy, NCCA Gawad Manlilikha ng Bayan, North Cotabato City, pambansang minorya, Passage Falls, Philippine May 2013 election, Philippine tourism, Philippine travel, Philippines, Political dynasty, politics of change, private army Philippine army, Punta Isla, Purok Lambanig, resorts in Lake Sebu, senatoriable Teddy Casiño, sky cable boat ride, South Cotabato, Spanish occupation in the Philippines, Sultan Kudarat, Surallah Integrated Public Terminal, T’boli, T’boli dress, T’boli School of Living Traditions, T’Boli Trade and Crafts, T’nalak, Tisay Todi, town ambush, Vedic, voter’s education
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Alboroto ng Bulkan/Bayan sa Ibalong at Daragang Magayon
Inilathala rin sa Pinoyweekly Online Magazine Marso 23, 2013 Ang epiko ay paglalakbay ng bayaning hinirang ng isang pamayanan kung saan nahahalaw ang isang lokal na kaisipan tungo sa pambansang kamalayan. Ang kasaysayang ito ay masasabing atin at ang pagsisikap … Continue reading
Posted in Rebyu, Teatro
Tagged (2012), 2012 Gawad CCP para sa Sining, 2012 NCCA Writers Prize, Aimee Escasa, alamat ng Bicol, Albay, Albay Poet Laureat Abdon Balde Jr., Alden Lugnasin, American occupation, Amihan musical, artistic expression, Asian theater, Ateneo Social Science Research Center, Babaylan, Balagtas, Baliana, Balikatan Exercise, balimbing, Baltog, Bathala, Bathala ng Kadiliman, Bicol epic, Bicol legend, blubber dancer, Bonifacio Ilagan, Calayo, Camarines, Carlos Siguion-Reyna, Carol Bello, Catanduanes, Cebu, Cheeno Macaraig, Chuck Escasa, commercialism, consumerism, Cultural Imperialism, cultural repression, Daragang Magayon, Daragang Magayon an Istorya ni Mayon, Daragang Magayon Festival, Darwin, desaparasidos, desaparecidos, devil’s chimes, Diwata, Diwata ng Buwan, Diwata ng Liwanag, djembe, Dulaang UP, dulang Pilipino, E-Dance Theater, Ea Torrado, EJK, environmentalism, epikong Bicol, extra-judicial killings, feminism, Fray Bernardino de Melendreras, Fray Jose Castaño, gabbang, gangsa, gender studies, Gerald Mercado, gitara, Gov. Joey Salceda, Haliya, Handyong, Hazel Sabas-Gower, heroism, human rights, Ibalong Festival, Ibalong Musical, Ibalong Pagbuo ng Epikong Bikol, indigenous civilization, indigenous fusion, Iriga Tribe, Jenine Desiderio, Jerry Ramirez, John Batalla, Jonathan Tadioan, kali drum, kalikasan, KARAPATAN, Karilaga Tribe, kubing, laguna, lahar in Bicol, Legazpi City, Legend of the Three Mountains, live electronic sound effects, live organic sound effects, local consciousness, locale, Makusog, Marco Viaña, Marcus Tolentino, Maria Cacao, Maria Makiling, Maria Sinukuan, Masbate, May Bayot, Mayon volcano eruption, Mayor Carmen Geraldine Rosal, Merlinda Bobis, militarization in Bicol, Miriam College Institute for the Arts, Miss Saigon, Mt. Arayat, Mt. Lantoy, Mt. Makiling, Myke Salomon, na di nababagay sa kanyang karakter. Leeroy New, National consciousness, National Statistical Coordinating Board, new media, Nicolo Magno, Niko Salazar, Novo Concertante Manila, oplan bayanihan, Orozman at Zafira, Oryol, Pacific Ocean, Pag-ibig, Pampanga, party pilipinas, pas de deux, Philippine theater, political prisoners, politics of change, poverty in Bicol, Pres. Benigno Aquino III, progressive bloc, Rabot, rainstick, Ramon Santos, Rawis Tribe, Red Nuestro, Review of Daragang Magayon Dance Theater Multimedia, Review of Ibalong Musical, Rizalino Reyes, Rody Vera, Ronnie Lazaro, Sex Bomb, shakers, sincere leadership, social media, Sorsogon, Spanish Occupation, survival of the fittest, Tagulaylay ng Bayan, Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino, Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo, Tanghalang Pilipino, t’boli bells, Tourism, Trixie Esteban, tungatong, Tuxqs Rutaquio, Typhoon Reming, Umaaraw Umuulan Kinakasal ang Tikbalang, UP Rondalla, violin, Virgilio Almario, WALANG SUGAT
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