I am a third generation Spanish/ Portuguese Negrense. Being born and raised In Bacolod city I can truly say that this island is very rich in history. My grandparents were all born in 1890's and theyre all Iberians. We are the Campos's of Pontevedra which in ancient times called Marayo. Thanks for sharing this part of Negrense history. Muchas gracias! Muito obrigado!
Hanep talaga. These plantation owners own that house. That’s the house they grew up in and they let it fall into disrepair. I’m sure they have the funds for it but they want us to foot the bill for its restoration. Nice.
Ms. Anna Balcells is an admirable woman. She dedicates her life to helping others, especially children. Ms. Rosello is a very beautiful, attractive lady and comforts herself with grace. Yes, I think the government should help restore, maintain and make the place available to the public for the sake of history.
Wow! Irrefutably, a grand masterpiece of a colonial house with such a sublime architecture! And yes, I have to agree that our government should also consider stepping in to help restore infrastructures such as this, not only because it's a well-known house, or a landmark, but it's also because of its historical value that has great significance to the face of our country's cultural heritage. I think GALAH is doing a great job here and I hope many people -- be it from the government or private sector, would come to support causes like this. Probably, Architect Jose "Jerry" Acuzar (Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar) could also help (with the consultancy) to bring back the Casa Grande to its former glory. PS: I am really glad I came across this content and was thrilled to see you -- Nena Rossellos! I didn't know you're one of the great granddaughters of Gen. Aniceto Lacson, til I saw this. I hope all's well there in Negros. (Greetings from Subic Bay in Olongapo City where you once visited.)
Its a pity that a lot of our cultural heritage were neglected...restoration with the help of our government is one way or the other is the key to bring back the old glory of our ancestral houses to show case this generation and the future generation the value, the importance and the richness of our heritage and culture, and the european influence brought about during the 15th up to the late 18th ce.ntury.
Love at first sight when I visited in 1976. There was this chapel on the left side after entering the main door, full of beautiful religious treasures.
Sadly, that might not happen 😢 Many beautiful, significant and historical landmarks and buildings destroyed for the sake of commercialization and "money" 😱😭
I absolutely believe and agree with what you are saying..indeed,it's our national heritage..very historical and deserves to be restored for us and for the next generations..I'm a concerned citizen from Davao City..😇🙏💫💥💯💢
Promote it to facebook, u tube etc. Open it to the public as a park and collect entrance fee. In short, make it a tourist spot. Itipon ang kuwarta little by little, then from here the family can renovate it by yourselves. Return the antique furnitures, open a restaurant, coffee shop, etc. Copy what the Ruins’ owner did to restore their ancestral house. This way you can still preserve your own ancestral house. Go! You can do it! The house per se has a grander character than the Ruins.
I agree Tito, Titas such a grand ancestral house. There's many in Negros and Iloilo. Sayang talaga if we just let the termites enjoy its glory. Historical pa po yang bahay nyo kilangan talaga e preserve. Mahirap lng kami maliit lang bahay namin nahirapan pa nga ako mgpa renovate. Wala ding nka Tira. Just for the legacy sake of my parents too. Hope the government hears you. Good luck po. Yang mansion sa Iloilo Ledesma mansion din po ata I hope e restore din nila. Napaka halaga kasi it stands out the minute you pass by. Good luck po.
Amazing. Please bring it back to life, a heritage museum or a hotel (like The Blue Mansion, Cheong Fatt Tze, in Penang, Georgetown, Malaysia). I want to visit Bacolod again.
Perhaps the Department of Education for example can include this historical monument and what it stands for in the history classes so more people learn about it.
We pray that the government and NGOs support the preservation of this house and others like it for future Filipinos. It is indeed a national treasure. 🇵🇭
These symbolic locations are the most interesting for dating virtual new friends, maybe for an open air cinema show or a picnic in the park, learning more from the Historic facts and building up a better future together, thank you sharing guys
Wonderful video, thanks so much for sharing and trying to preserve the Filipinos heritage history.I pray more filipinos will also see the value as the countries history is rapidly vanishing, as there is so little left. I am also making a video from my experience of this place as I was passing through. God Bless in your task ahead.
na paka gangang bahay maaring hindi naito maaring makakita ng ganitong bahay sa pilipinas sa mga hinahap kaya dapat lang na alagaan at higit na maganda yung mga alaala ng mga taong naging bahagi ng tahanan sana magawa yan ❤
These are the true Insulares of Spanish ancestries that governed the sugar mills of the South in the 1600s. You can spot the alta ciudad personality on how they articulate the history of a proud city in Negros.
very nice work i know how much time and effort needed to produce this kind of documentary, i hope you can cover more buildings in your future episodes, because i love ancestral houses
20 years Ago I was In That Place with A co CityhaLL Employee Jude Sombero . We Were Received By Monks ? Men In TypicaL brown Robes . They Have A prayer Room and They Occupy The Place . They Operate A Printing Machine. The House Is Well And Good.
If the family refuses to spend for its restoration, then give it to the LGU so it can be restored and can become a tourist area. It will earn money. Even though they lose ownership, their name/ their family reputation will live for generations.
Was this filmed in 2021? or filmed way prior and released in 2021? As I see Ms. Anna expressed with deep sincerity of how this ancestral home needs preservation. Yet lack of support from the government moved me with so many question as to why we let this grandeur fell apart? Can someone inform me how to get a hold of GALA particularly Ms. Anna Balcells (I believe the name of the President). Thank you.
I've been fascinated by this house ever since I saw it featured in "Philippine Ancestral Houses" (Zialcita and Tinio, 1980), but I've never actually visited it. Will it be possible to enter, once mobility restrictions are eased in the post-pandemic era?
I never knew in history that there was a Negros Republic the goverment should include this in history book and the house needs immediate restoration a beatiful historical house full of history and architecturally significant in the evolution of Philippine architecture
The house need to restore because it symbolize our history during Spaniards which is rich of history and culture and pride of negros and the entire Philippines as well...
The aristocrats here in Britain who could no longer maintain their ancestral houses just donates it to the Royal Trust. Sometimes, if they get lucky ,they can still live in the property.
Okay, I finished watching the video. So, the family intends to preserve. With government funding, the restored property can earn by making it a tourist attraction similar to the Ruins. Of course, the revenue shared by the family and the LGU.
There are several Ive seen gone and beyond repair and restoration. Our past governments did not really put too much attention to matters that they think will not add up to their administrations priority projects. Patriotism is definitely an understatement and every time ancestry is at stake, we cant really care for lack of interest and maybe funding ( importance).
Good day! We will check with the family first and will give you an update! :) Visit our website for more stories about heritage structures. www.negrosseasonofculture.com/
THE HOUSE SHOULD BE RESTORE TO ITS ORIGINAL ANG RETURN THE FURNITURES. IT WILL EARN MONEY FROM THE TOURISTS. IT CAN BE DONE. ALSO THE ARANETA, LEDESMA, LACSON FAMILIES HAS MONEY TO FUND THE RESTORATION. SANA MATULOY ANG RESTORATION TULAD NG BAHAY NI GEN AGUINALDO.
why can't the local gov't with the help from the national gov't fund the restoration of a historical buildings? i hope with the incoming of the new administration will notice this video
Hello to the one reading this. I just want to tell you that out there is Someone who knows you more than yourself and is Someone who loves you unconditionally. He looks out for you. GOD is a Father who loves without limit because He is eternally good. He loves you. JESUS also loves you. He is King but He is a friend you can talk to. :) *Sending You love-I love you with the love of the Lord JESUS. Have a nice day. For GOD so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16
Is Gen Aniceto, Spanish ? and he fought against Spanish Empire during PH revolution ?? his heirs are mestizos and mestizas. If there is Govt Historical landmarkers, the Govt will do the restoration, it should be the Negros LGU I think or Historical Commission ? but the property should be surrendered to the Govt isnt it ? And they will turn it into museum for Tourism or rent out some space for Cafes & restaurant. Does that farm still grows for sugar plantation ? Why not grow other crops lile Cacao or Mangoes or strawberries, etc. Or just sell it than let the land go idle & unproductive.
Lacson is chinese mestizo not spanish. The spaniards are mainly poor and married to rich and entrepreneurial chinese so their offsprings are obviously became mestizo or spanish looking.
Ang bahay, ano man ang sukat, pag di tinirhan ay magtatampo. At ang pagtatampong iyan ay makikita sa kanyang malungkot na anyo. Do not expect the national government to spend for the restoration if the title to the real property is in private hands. Donate the real property to the government if you wish taxpayer's money to be spent for its restoration. The Deed of Donation can specify that the property cannot be used for private commerce except to the extent necessary to have it self-sustaining. That it cannot be converted for another use and the government cannot sell it, otherwise it reverts to to the donor.
Hiistory nyu lng na ya!!! Anu ya ang history sang ordinaryo nga filipino? Filipino nga cge nyu ka exploit? The house was built by the sweat, blood and tears sang mga mamogon sang hacienda nyu.!!!
My ancestors were mamogon sang mga katshila…maging fair man ta sa sa mga amo. Not all were abusive. We have no evidences if cruelty existed. Kaluoy man sang mga new generations nila.
I am a third generation Spanish/ Portuguese Negrense. Being born and raised In Bacolod city I can truly say that this island is very rich in history. My grandparents were all born in 1890's and theyre all Iberians. We are the Campos's of Pontevedra which in ancient times called Marayo. Thanks for sharing this part of Negrense history. Muchas gracias! Muito obrigado!
Salamat gid.
Very beautiful.. what a grand mansion..
Please bring back the glamour and legacy of the ancestral House ❤
That mansion was used as house of Maruja (Susan Roces' movie)
Paano nyo nalaman Sir Ryan?
Gusto ko talagang manuod sa mga ancestral house
Stunning house! It would be utterly shameful to let it decay and lose it forever. 😔
Hanep talaga. These plantation owners own that house. That’s the house they grew up in and they let it fall into disrepair. I’m sure they have the funds for it but they want us to foot the bill for its restoration. Nice.
Akala ko ako lang nakapansin
Ms. Anna Balcells is an admirable woman. She dedicates her life to helping others, especially children. Ms. Rosello is a very beautiful, attractive lady and comforts herself with grace. Yes, I think the government should help restore, maintain and make the place available to the public for the sake of history.
Wow! Irrefutably, a grand masterpiece of a colonial house with such a sublime architecture! And yes, I have to agree that our government should also consider stepping in to help restore infrastructures such as this, not only because it's a well-known house, or a landmark, but it's also because of its historical value that has great significance to the face of our country's cultural heritage. I think GALAH is doing a great job here and I hope many people -- be it from the government or private sector, would come to support causes like this. Probably, Architect Jose "Jerry" Acuzar (Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar) could also help (with the consultancy) to bring back the Casa Grande to its former glory.
PS: I am really glad I came across this content and was thrilled to see you -- Nena Rossellos! I didn't know you're one of the great granddaughters of Gen. Aniceto Lacson, til I saw this. I hope all's well there in Negros. (Greetings from Subic Bay in Olongapo City where you once visited.)
...ganda ng rehistro ang talas! tapos ganda pa ng content.....conngrats shoutout sa cameraman mo!☝❤✌👍💪😁🇵🇭
Makakarating. Thank you.
Its a pity that a lot of our cultural heritage were neglected...restoration with the help of our government is one way or the other is the key to bring back the old glory of our ancestral houses to show case this generation and the future generation the value, the importance and the richness of our heritage and culture, and the european influence brought about during the 15th up to the late 18th ce.ntury.
Love at first sight when I visited in 1976. There was this chapel on the left side after entering the main door, full of beautiful religious treasures.
The government should do something to help preserve this ancesttal house
Sadly, that might not happen 😢 Many beautiful, significant and historical landmarks and buildings destroyed for the sake of commercialization and "money" 😱😭
I absolutely believe and agree with what you are saying..indeed,it's our national heritage..very historical and deserves to be restored for us and for the next generations..I'm a concerned citizen from Davao City..😇🙏💫💥💯💢
Wow beautiful house pls take care n maintain it keep it clean..bkit ngayon lang pinakita sa media,? salamat god bless.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING
Hope to see it fully restored in it’s glory.
you preserve that house, you save an important part of history
Promote it to facebook, u tube etc. Open it to the public as a park and collect entrance fee. In short, make it a tourist spot. Itipon ang kuwarta little by little, then from here the family can renovate it by yourselves. Return the antique furnitures, open a restaurant, coffee shop, etc. Copy what the Ruins’ owner did to restore their ancestral house. This way you can still preserve your own ancestral house. Go! You can do it! The house per se has a grander character than the Ruins.
Konting linis lang. Kahit ground floor lang muna. It seems they wanted the govt to spend everything.
Good luck maam.govt will help.god bless.
I agree Tito, Titas such a grand ancestral house. There's many in Negros and Iloilo. Sayang talaga if we just let the termites enjoy its glory. Historical pa po yang bahay nyo kilangan talaga e preserve. Mahirap lng kami maliit lang bahay namin nahirapan pa nga ako mgpa renovate. Wala ding nka Tira. Just for the legacy sake of my parents too. Hope the government hears you. Good luck po. Yang mansion sa Iloilo Ledesma mansion din po ata I hope e restore din nila. Napaka halaga kasi it stands out the minute you pass by. Good luck po.
An architectural and important historic house.
Kanami kadtuan ang balay ni Gen ,Lacson galing ari naku d sa Bulacan balang araw makatuan ko gid na.
Location of the film Gumising ka Maruja(1978).
Paano nyo nalaman?
@@MaresaEngo bec I watched the movie and i recognized the parts of the house in the movie
@@claptonericflores8837 Wow!
it's a great honor for serving talisay city neg occ during my police service back in the 2005..camp aniceto lacson home of 6th RMG.. mabuhay!
Amazing. Please bring it back to life, a heritage museum or a hotel (like The Blue Mansion, Cheong Fatt Tze, in Penang, Georgetown, Malaysia). I want to visit Bacolod again.
Yeah agree I've been to different place of Malaysia tlagang pinipreserve tlga nila mga old houses for tourist spot doon..
Some very beautiful shots of the house and its vicinity.
Wow ang ganda po ng lugar na yan!bago po ninyong kaibigan full support po sa channel nyo!pasupport din po🙏💌thanks for sharing po!ang ganda po!
Thank you.
How can the public and the country help to restore this important piece of History ?
1 peso donation of every Negrosanon can go a long way .
Start it before its lost !
Perhaps the Department of Education for example can include this historical monument and what it stands for in the history classes so more people learn about it.
I hope after you restore it, you allow people to stay. for a day or two. I will definitely say their.
We pray that the government and NGOs support the preservation of this house and others like it for future Filipinos. It is indeed a national treasure. 🇵🇭
These symbolic locations are the most interesting for dating virtual new friends, maybe for an open air cinema show or a picnic in the park, learning more from the Historic facts and building up a better future together, thank you sharing guys
Wonderful video, thanks so much for sharing and trying to preserve the Filipinos heritage history.I pray more filipinos will also see the value as the countries history is rapidly vanishing, as there is so little left. I am also making a video from my experience of this place as I was passing through. God Bless in your task ahead.
Thank you, so much! :)
Hope the local or the national government especially the NHI do something to preserve this ancestral and historical house!
na paka gangang bahay maaring hindi naito maaring makakita ng ganitong bahay sa pilipinas sa mga hinahap kaya dapat lang na alagaan at higit na maganda yung mga alaala ng mga taong naging bahagi ng tahanan sana magawa yan ❤
What a beautiful treasure. If every Filipino contribute 5pesos each. It will be possible to restore this heritage. Maybe you can open a fund raising.
These are the true Insulares of Spanish ancestries that governed the sugar mills of the South in the 1600s.
You can spot the alta ciudad personality on how they articulate the history of a proud city in Negros.
Awesome!
very nice work i know how much time and effort needed to produce this kind of documentary, i hope you can cover more buildings in your future episodes, because i love ancestral houses
Thank you for your kind words. :)
Ito yong ancestral house na pinagshooting noon ng "Gumising ka Maruja" na pinagbidahan ni Late Ms.Susan Roces. Ang ganda prin
I hope it will be restored while you are all still alive because only you who can really tell how it looks like. God bless!
❤❤❤
20 years Ago I was In That Place with A co CityhaLL Employee Jude Sombero . We Were Received By Monks ? Men In TypicaL brown Robes . They Have A prayer Room and They Occupy The Place . They Operate A Printing Machine. The House Is Well And Good.
If the family refuses to spend for its restoration, then give it to the LGU so it can be restored and can become a tourist area. It will earn money. Even though they lose ownership, their name/ their family reputation will live for generations.
I agree. Never they mentioned they are willing to donate but wanted the government to restore for the next generation to enjoy. Parang walang connect.
It is under an NGO foundation called Galah but it needs funding from the government
@@delftbrown75 Funding by government, but they lose ownership. They have rights to the name though.
The Ancestral House of Gen. Juan Araneta was restored in partnership with the Bago City LGU and the Araneta family.
Sana mabgyan pansin Ng national historical commission
Was this the house used on the movie of Susan Roses Gumising ka Maruja?
Yes po.
@@negrosseasonofculture5407 Wow very interesting trivia!
Was this filmed in 2021? or filmed way prior and released in 2021? As I see Ms. Anna expressed with deep sincerity of how this ancestral home needs preservation. Yet lack of support from the government moved me with so many question as to why we let this grandeur fell apart? Can someone inform me how to get a hold of GALA particularly Ms. Anna Balcells (I believe the name of the President). Thank you.
This was filmed in 2021.
I've been fascinated by this house ever since I saw it featured in "Philippine Ancestral Houses" (Zialcita and Tinio, 1980), but I've never actually visited it. Will it be possible to enter, once mobility restrictions are eased in the post-pandemic era?
Yes
I never knew in history that there was a Negros Republic the goverment should include this in history book and the house needs immediate restoration a beatiful historical house full of history and architecturally significant in the evolution of Philippine architecture
The house need to restore because it symbolize our history during Spaniards which is rich of history and culture and pride of negros and the entire Philippines as well...
The aristocrats here in Britain who could no longer maintain their ancestral houses just donates it to the Royal Trust. Sometimes, if they get lucky ,they can still live in the property.
JESUS IS THE WAY THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE...
#HUMAN RIGHTS AND CLIMATE CHANGE; END CORRUPTION AND CRIMES.
Eto ung bahay sa Gumising ka , Maruja ni Susan Roces
Yes, this is the house that was used in the film.
agree
Lugar q yan dyan aq pinanganak😅😂🤣
dapat m restore yan mayaman s ksaysayan
♥️.
are there any updates or a Part 2 of this video ?
The family is still waiting for funds to rehabilitate the house. Thanks for watching our story.
Okay, I finished watching the video. So, the family intends to preserve. With government funding, the restored property can earn by making it a tourist attraction similar to the Ruins. Of course, the revenue shared by the family and the LGU.
Calling on the government to double down on restoring these historical landmarks. Please!
How is Aniceto Lacson related to Mariono Ledesma Lacson of The Ruins?
Brothers
where are the original chairs, tables and cabinets? why is the house empty?
The owners removed the furniture when the storm hit the house and the roof was destroyed.
There are several Ive seen gone and beyond repair and restoration. Our past governments did not really put too much attention to matters that they think will not add up to their administrations priority projects. Patriotism is definitely an understatement and every time ancestry is at stake, we cant really care for lack of interest and maybe funding ( importance).
Very sad indeed.
How r they related to Don Mariano Ledesma Lacson?
Good day! We will check with the family first and will give you an update! :)
Visit our website for more stories about heritage structures.
www.negrosseasonofculture.com/
Brothers
What would it cost to bring it back to its natural glory?
Ano kaya nangyari that time ng Spanish period,bakit madalas Ang may Ari ng malalaking lupa na Haciendero ay Spanish Blood
Gumising ka, Maruja of Susan Roces was shot in that house!
They got broke from having 13 ladies clean that stairs.
consolidate and transfer to the Ruin to make the park bigger and grandeur
Sure kayo, papasukin ky dyan ang ordinaryong pilipino. Bat d nio gawin ballroom or function hall s mga debutant or kasal, kikita p kayo
THE HOUSE SHOULD BE RESTORE TO ITS ORIGINAL ANG RETURN THE FURNITURES. IT WILL EARN MONEY FROM THE TOURISTS. IT CAN BE DONE. ALSO THE ARANETA, LEDESMA, LACSON FAMILIES HAS MONEY TO FUND THE RESTORATION. SANA MATULOY ANG RESTORATION TULAD NG BAHAY NI GEN AGUINALDO.
why can't the local gov't with the help from the national gov't fund the restoration of a historical buildings? i hope with the incoming of the new administration will notice this video
its weird that they are all from spanish descent :D and benefited from colonialism
Aren’t they rich? Why are they asking for funding ? Just asking
Because it will cost more than 30 million to restore
Best is to lease it to banks.
No bank will want to be in the middle canefield
Hello to the one reading this. I just want to tell you that out there is Someone who knows you more than yourself and is Someone who loves you unconditionally. He looks out for you. GOD is a Father who loves without limit because He is eternally good. He loves you. JESUS also loves you. He is King but He is a friend you can talk to. :) *Sending You love-I love you with the love of the Lord JESUS. Have a nice day.
For GOD so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.
John 3:16
Is Gen Aniceto, Spanish ? and he fought against Spanish Empire during PH revolution ?? his heirs are mestizos and mestizas.
If there is Govt Historical landmarkers, the Govt will do the restoration, it should be the Negros LGU I think or Historical Commission ? but the property should be surrendered to the Govt isnt it ? And they will turn it into museum for Tourism or rent out some space for Cafes & restaurant.
Does that farm still grows for sugar plantation ? Why not grow other crops lile Cacao or Mangoes or strawberries, etc. Or just sell it than let the land go idle & unproductive.
Lacson is chinese mestizo not spanish. The spaniards are mainly poor and married to rich and entrepreneurial chinese so their offsprings are obviously became mestizo or spanish looking.
He was a mix of Chinese and Filipino. Many of his children married Spaniards
Too many poor 🇵🇭Families can’t afford to buy food !! Too many greedy politicians and too many greedy big businesses !!
Ang bahay, ano man ang sukat, pag di tinirhan ay magtatampo. At ang pagtatampong iyan ay makikita sa kanyang malungkot na anyo.
Do not expect the national government to spend for the restoration if the title to the real property is in private hands. Donate the real property to the government if you wish taxpayer's money to be spent for its restoration. The Deed of Donation can specify that the property cannot be used for private commerce except to the extent necessary to have it self-sustaining. That it cannot be converted for another use and the government cannot sell it, otherwise it reverts to to the donor.
Bakit pinabayaan nyo
Hiistory nyu lng na ya!!! Anu ya ang history sang ordinaryo nga filipino? Filipino nga cge nyu ka exploit? The house was built by the sweat, blood and tears sang mga mamogon sang hacienda nyu.!!!
Hahaha ang bitter mo naman.
Bitter ang bilat
My ancestors were mamogon sang mga katshila…maging fair man ta sa sa mga amo. Not all were abusive. We have no evidences if cruelty existed. Kaluoy man sang mga new generations nila.