Where the place of origin of rosas pandan

answer:

Visayas

Explanation:

It appears that Rosas Pandan was originally written by Lopez as the theme for a zarzuela (in Visayan) with a libretto by Piux Kabajar, called “Rosas Pandan.” The zarzuela never saw the light of day, but the song caught the attention of the Manila recording world in 1973.

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In Zarzuela (in Visayan Province) with a libretto by Piux Kabajar.

answer:

It appears that Rosas Pandan was originally written by Lopez as the theme for a zarzuela (in Visayan) with a libretto by Piux Kabajar, called “Rosas Pandan.” The zarzuela never saw the light of day, but the song caught the attention of the Manila recording world in 1973.

Explanation:

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CORDILLERA

hudhud

gangsa

dagdagay

oppia

sindaay

MINDORO

marayaw

pamuybuyen

ambahan

gitgit

kudyapi

PALAWAN

kulial

tultul

VISAYAS

rondalla

tultogan

balitaw

LEARNING TASK 1:

- Fiesta's conveys the different traditions or cultures of one place. For example the song, Fiesta's is nothing without the songs that used to be part of celebrating our fiesta, in fact those traditions and cultures was heritage of our ancestors that we keep on doing until in present time.

ff. questions:

1. By listening to it, we can easily recognize that it is high and fast and also we can notice that it changes it's chords so fast, especially in chorus part. The song has a moderate pitch and syllabic phrasing.

2. It tells how essential the celebration of Fiestas and shows the importance of of song's that was heritage by our ancestors and lastly the song tells that by just celebrating our Fiestas shows how proudly we are to our country.

3. Yes, not just because of the melody of the song but also how powerful it is, where in fact, by just listening to it you can imagine how joyful it is to be part of celebration in fiesta's.

I think it is from somewhere in the Visaya, because it is a Visayan song

It appears that Rosas Pandan was originally written by Lopez as the theme for a zarzuela (in Visayan) with a libretto by Piux Kabajar, called “Rosas Pandan.” The zarzuela never saw the light of day, but the song caught the attention of the Manila recording world in 1973

Explanation:

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