The Pilipino music has always cast a spell on me, since I first heard it on the tv programm "Trescientos Millones" (of Spanish speakers). By that time there were still 10 million people speaking of understanding Spanish in the Philippines. Now also those times are gone, but still there are those who feel the close connection between your country and mine. After many years longing to be able to play some Kundiman music, we completed a whole programm of Pilipino music that we first played in April with great success, since it touched the heart of the people. Next week, curiously, we are going to play this piece for the first time. God bless the Philippines and its good hearted people and splendid music! Greetings from Spain, where there ought to be more of you.
matindi ang mga gunita na iyong naibabalik maestro florante maging ang iyong kasuutan ay masusing inaral ang mga batang iyong tagasubaybay ay matutulungang makatanaw doon sa panahong luma ngunit ang indayog ng iyong tugtog ay tagos pa rin dito sa kasalukuyan salamat marami
Naaalala ko ang mga magulang ko lalo na ang aking Ama na haranista din nung kanyang panahon at marunong din sa gitara. Proud Caviteño. Dugong Maragondon at Indang.
The days of the radio may have gone for good but the memories remained thanks to Florante Aguilar who relives the times when entertainment was just a transistor radio. Now, we have all the means thru the internet to remember and cherish how it was when life was simple and yet so happy.
Wow..! this me brings me back to my childhood days... I can vividly remember this music.. followed by a very soft lady's voice..." Ito ang Inyong... Tiya Dely..." 🥰
Ang musika ay parang time machine dinadala tayo saglit sa panahon kung saan ang awitin ay sumikat. At sa pagkakataong ito nasilayan kong muli ang aking ina na nakikinig sa programa sa radyo ni Tia Dely habang namamalantsa ng mga damit. Salamat maestro Florante sa madamdaming pagtugtog.
In Economics, money is said to be a store of value (this quality is eroded in times of galloping inflation). Well, a song to me is a store of language. Listening to old songs is listening to how Tagalog was spoken when the lyrics were written. The words of Nicanor Abelardo's Pahiwatig, for example, was how they spoke Tagalog in San Miguel, Bulacan a hundred years ago.
This music has reminded me the wonderful era of yesterday where hearing this song in mid afternoon is so soothing to the ears, that musuc carries the happy memories of a simply life without the gadget of modern days but everything is absolutely wonderful the sight and sound is beyond compare. 70 until the end of 90 is a time to remember so much fun.
Oh my goodness naalala ko ang growing up years ko. Ang sarap balik-balikan. It made me love the Philippines more and more habang papalapit na ang aming pag-uwi diyan upang mamuhay Pinoy. Salamat Ginoong Aguilar for playing this music.
naka subaybay po ako sa harana kings🥰 parang iilan nlng ang marunong nang classical.. salute sir.. ang galing . idol tlaga kahit kay RUBEN TAGALOG songs🥰
Ako'y napaluha sa ala-ala ng mga lumipas na panahon, noong ang aking mga magulang ay nabubuhay pa. Tandang tanda ko pa nag lahat ng mga gabing si Tiya Dely ay aming pinapakinggan gabi gabi, hanggang sa kamiy makatulog. Ang awiting ito ay nakatanim sa aking ala-ala. Salamat Sir Florante at iyong ibinalik sa buhay ang awiting ito.
: I learned to appreciate Filipino music from her. She also importuned the Ministry of Culture to officially recognize Levi Celerio as a National Artist. It took them close to ten years to finally grant him the award. Your rendition of this tune is a sincere homage to her, the music she championed and a sure sign that the torch she carried for so long has been passed onto able hands.
Thank you for that bit of info on Levi Celerio, who coincidentally wrote the Tagalog lyrics for this song and recorded by Mabuhay Singers in 1968 - ruclips.net/video/zeOND8B9Vtw/видео.html
@@FloranteAguilarGuitar In the middle phase of its long run, Tia Dely's program was supplemented by another hourlong broadcast, immediately following it, also hosted by her, whose title escapes me now but it could very well be the same as its theme soundtrack, Ang Tangi Kong Pag-ibig as interpreted by Pedro Concepcíon.
It's such a joy to listen to the music of Maestro Florante. 😍 Reminds me of the "pure" moments of music. Thank you, Maestro. I love you and Maestro Michael Dadap whom I had the chance to listen to ages ago.
Salamat sir, heto yung pakiramdam na noon ko pa hinahanap. Naggawa mong tuparin na maramdaman ko kung pano mamuhay ng simple at tahimik noon. God bless po sainyo 😊
Back when there was no TV, no internet, people gathered together as a family and as a community to talk, to rest, to entertain, to tell stories and simply to see each other. You knew you were not alone. Di katulad ngayon, sarilihan na.
Naalala ko my childhood days ng si tiya dely na magsisimula sa programa sa radyo lagi ko maririnig ang background music at saka sasabayan ng ito ang inyong tiya dely.....Iam now 70yr.old..
Thank you so much for this! Shared it with many friends my age and older. I was in grade school when I first heard her radio program and this memorable signature music she always plays.
Ang tunay at dalisay pagsasatinig NG damdamin NG sumisintang binata sa nilunggati NG kanyang puso Nabigyan puwang mo ginoong Florante Aguilar. Naway payabungin pa at tangkilikin NG mga bagong sibol na salinlahi. Hindi pahuhuli Ang sinaunang awit at kundiman at mga dalit NG lumipas na panahon. Mula sa mga lelong at lelang pa natin.Kudos sir Florante Aguilar.
Meron din po sa amin dati sa Infanta, Quezon na mga programa ng local radio station naming DZJO, may harana sa gabi, may madamdaming pagbigkas ng tula ni Ben Hantik Po, may talakayang kung tawagin ay Bayanihan sa umaga, may amateur singing contest tuwing tanghali ng linggo kung tawagi’y ‘Pusong Bata’.. at marami pang mga programang pang masa.. dula, balagtasan, pangKabataan at marami pang iba.. baka sakaling magawi kayo sa Infanta ay maaring may maMeet pa kayong matatandang inabot pa yung programang Harana..
Dear Sir Florante: your prowess on the guitar inspires me a lot... to stop playing guitar. Haha, I enjoyed this piece! Listened to it so many times while working on something and having coffee. 'Brings back peaceful memories. Although I was born in 1993, I listen to this kind of music and even occasionally tune into some of its aired audio while driving the country roads of my province, Pangasinan. Meron po ba dito mas bata sakin na nakinig o nakikinig ng Tiya Dely? 😅
😅😅😅 I did not readily recognize you Florante. Tiya Dely's radio show was my late Inay's favorite. We did not have a tv set back then, thus the radio would be on fm 5am to about 10pm. By the way, the song's title is La Bella Filipina
Any guitar strap will work. Just need to find a big suction cup with a knob for the strap to hook in. EBay and Amazon have it. Not sure where to get it if you’re in the Philippines.
The Pilipino music has always cast a spell on me, since I first heard it on the tv programm "Trescientos Millones" (of Spanish speakers). By that time there were still 10 million people speaking of understanding Spanish in the Philippines. Now also those times are gone, but still there are those who feel the close connection between your country and mine. After many years longing to be able to play some Kundiman music, we completed a whole programm of Pilipino music that we first played in April with great success, since it touched the heart of the people. Next week, curiously, we are going to play this piece for the first time. God bless the Philippines and its good hearted people and splendid music! Greetings from Spain, where there ought to be more of you.
@@mightdai7489 If you give me an email address, I could see you something. Very willingly.
matindi ang mga gunita na iyong naibabalik maestro florante
maging ang iyong kasuutan ay masusing inaral ang mga batang iyong tagasubaybay ay matutulungang makatanaw doon sa panahong luma
ngunit ang indayog ng iyong tugtog ay tagos pa rin dito sa kasalukuyan
salamat marami
Napakahusay ng pagkatugtog ! Malinis ang mga tipa! Masarap pakinggan...Mabuhay ka Sir Florante Aguilar!
Naaalala ko ang mga magulang ko lalo na ang aking Ama na haranista din nung kanyang panahon at marunong din sa gitara. Proud Caviteño. Dugong Maragondon at Indang.
The days of the radio may have gone for good but the memories remained thanks to Florante Aguilar who relives the times when entertainment was just a transistor radio. Now, we have all the means thru the internet to remember and cherish how it was when life was simple and yet so happy.
Wow..! this me brings me back to my childhood days... I can vividly remember this music.. followed by a very soft lady's voice..." Ito ang Inyong... Tiya Dely..." 🥰
Ang musika ay parang time machine dinadala tayo saglit sa panahon kung saan ang awitin ay sumikat. At sa pagkakataong ito nasilayan kong muli ang aking ina na nakikinig sa programa sa radyo ni Tia Dely habang namamalantsa ng mga damit. Salamat maestro Florante sa madamdaming pagtugtog.
Salamat sa pakikinig!
In Economics, money is said to be a store of value (this quality is eroded in times of galloping inflation). Well, a song to me is a store of language. Listening to old songs is listening to how Tagalog was spoken when the lyrics were written. The words of Nicanor Abelardo's Pahiwatig, for example, was how they spoke Tagalog in San Miguel, Bulacan a hundred years ago.
This music has reminded me the wonderful era of yesterday where hearing this song in mid afternoon is so soothing to the ears, that musuc carries the happy memories of a simply life without the gadget of modern days but everything is absolutely wonderful the sight and sound is beyond compare. 70 until the end of 90 is a time to remember so much fun.
Oh my goodness naalala ko ang growing up years ko. Ang sarap balik-balikan. It made me love the Philippines more and more habang papalapit na ang aming pag-uwi diyan upang mamuhay Pinoy. Salamat Ginoong Aguilar for playing this music.
I'm an avid listener of Tia Dely Magpayo's radio program. Wow that music brings memories, thank you
naka subaybay po ako sa harana kings🥰 parang iilan nlng ang marunong nang classical.. salute sir.. ang galing . idol tlaga kahit kay RUBEN TAGALOG songs🥰
Ako'y napaluha sa ala-ala ng mga lumipas na panahon, noong ang aking mga magulang ay nabubuhay pa. Tandang tanda ko pa nag lahat ng mga gabing si Tiya Dely ay aming pinapakinggan gabi gabi, hanggang sa kamiy makatulog. Ang awiting ito ay nakatanim sa aking ala-ala. Salamat Sir Florante at iyong ibinalik sa buhay ang awiting ito.
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I learned to appreciate Filipino music from her. She also importuned the Ministry of Culture to officially recognize Levi Celerio as a National Artist. It took them close to ten years to finally grant him the award. Your rendition of this tune is a sincere homage to her, the music she championed and a sure sign that the torch she carried for so long has been passed onto able hands.
Thank you for that bit of info on Levi Celerio, who coincidentally wrote the Tagalog lyrics for this song and recorded by Mabuhay Singers in 1968 - ruclips.net/video/zeOND8B9Vtw/видео.html
@@FloranteAguilarGuitar In the middle phase of its long run, Tia Dely's program was supplemented by another hourlong broadcast, immediately following it, also hosted by her, whose title escapes me now but it could very well be the same as its theme soundtrack, Ang Tangi Kong Pag-ibig as interpreted by Pedro Concepcíon.
It's such a joy to listen to the music of Maestro Florante. 😍 Reminds me of the "pure" moments of music. Thank you, Maestro. I love you and Maestro Michael Dadap whom I had the chance to listen to ages ago.
Salamat sir, heto yung pakiramdam na noon ko pa hinahanap. Naggawa mong tuparin na maramdaman ko kung pano mamuhay ng simple at tahimik noon. God bless po sainyo 😊
Salamat po sa pakikinig!
Ang ganda tlaga pakinggan ang musika noon. Tya Dely was one of my favorite back then.
Back when there was no TV, no internet, people gathered together as a family and as a community to talk, to rest, to entertain, to tell stories and simply to see each other.
You knew you were not alone.
Di katulad ngayon, sarilihan na.
Very nostalgic. Reminds me of my childhood back in the 70s.
this kind of music should be taught in school. in music and history
Wow! Nadinig kong muli ang musika sa likod ng programa ni Tiya Dely...❤❤
I was born the year 1952 and these are the kind of music that makes me happy to listen to
the best rendition of la bella filipina. good job maestro florante.
Thank you! :)
Wow, this brings back memories of the past thank you FLORANTE
Kudos and more power Sir Florante Aguilar for making this video music possible❤
I’ve been watching all his YT ang galeng nyu tlaga ser Florante Aguilar
Ang sarap balikan ng mga nakalipas, salamat Po maestro.
A true musical genius in guitar,Maestro Florante Aguilar...full of dynamics
Kay gandang pakinggan po Sir Florante. Maraming salamat sa mga tugtuging tagos sa puso ❤❤❤😊
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Naalala ko my childhood days ng si tiya dely na magsisimula sa programa sa radyo lagi ko maririnig ang background music at saka sasabayan ng ito ang inyong tiya dely.....Iam now 70yr.old..
Thank you so much for this! Shared it with many friends my age and older. I was in grade school when I first heard her radio program and this memorable signature music she always plays.
Thank you for sharing!
Tan lindo, tan romantico. Beautiful!
My favorite classical instrumentalist❤❤❤❤
Certainly walking down memory lane…. When life was simpler
Love it, more power po Mr.Florante Aguilar
the best of pinoy guitarist florante aguilat
I was 8 years old when I first listened to Tiya Dely🥰
I miss this song ❤❤❤❤❤
Ang tunay at dalisay pagsasatinig NG damdamin NG sumisintang binata sa nilunggati NG kanyang puso
Nabigyan puwang mo ginoong Florante Aguilar. Naway payabungin pa at tangkilikin NG mga bagong sibol na salinlahi.
Hindi pahuhuli Ang sinaunang awit at kundiman at mga dalit NG lumipas na panahon.
Mula sa mga lelong at lelang pa natin.Kudos sir Florante Aguilar.
Salamat po sa pagtangkilik!
Isa Kang huwaran at dakila na dapat pamarisan ng mga bagong sibol ng lahi naway maging gabay ka at ipagpatuloy Ang diwang maharlika ,mabuhay ka amang!
Just subscribed...this gentleman is amazing.🎸
Those were the days na wala pang television, and radio drama is one of few entertainments back then.
Sala at sa pagbahagi nitong sonata ,Maestro
Nice! Good for the heart and brain and eventually for the soul
Meron din po sa amin dati sa Infanta, Quezon na mga programa ng local radio station naming DZJO, may harana sa gabi, may madamdaming pagbigkas ng tula ni Ben Hantik Po, may talakayang kung tawagin ay Bayanihan sa umaga, may amateur singing contest tuwing tanghali ng linggo kung tawagi’y ‘Pusong Bata’.. at marami pang mga programang pang masa.. dula, balagtasan, pangKabataan at marami pang iba.. baka sakaling magawi kayo sa Infanta ay maaring may maMeet pa kayong matatandang inabot pa yung programang Harana..
Salamat sa pagbabahagi ❤️♥️❤️
Maraming salamat Maestro Florante Aguilar
miss home🥲 best times b4 quiet simple less stress
Wow sir narinig ko ulit itong song nato madalas akong nakikinig sa programa ni tiya dely noon God bless po 😍😍😍😍😍😍
this is real filipino music ♥️
Galing mo tlg idol
WOW! Ang galing at husay mo.
Ang sarap pakingan ng melogy. 😊
Ganda po
ganda po ng interpretation niyo sir.
Napaka ganda po, maraming salamat!
sana matuto din ao ng harana
Sarap pakinggan.. can you play la decadanse .thnks in advance.new subscriber po.
amazing!!
Dear Sir Florante: your prowess on the guitar inspires me a lot... to stop playing guitar. Haha, I enjoyed this piece!
Listened to it so many times while working on something and having coffee. 'Brings back peaceful memories. Although I was born in 1993, I listen to this kind of music and even occasionally tune into some of its aired audio while driving the country roads of my province, Pangasinan.
Meron po ba dito mas bata sakin na nakinig o nakikinig ng Tiya Dely? 😅
Salamat sa panonood at pakikinig! ❤️♥️
Wow
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*Kung maibabalik ko lang hayysss. Napakarami akong bagay na namiss sa buhay lalo na mga mahal sa buhay na wala na ngayon.*
Bravooooooooo!!!!!!!!
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😅😅😅 I did not readily recognize you Florante. Tiya Dely's radio show was my late Inay's favorite. We did not have a tv set back then, thus the radio would be on fm 5am to about 10pm.
By the way, the song's title is La Bella Filipina
That's what it says in the tilte, does it not?
Idol nalimutan mo tugtugin ang Sampaguita ng ating bayan.
Kung my pagkakataon ka sana lang.....
👍👍👍💯💯💯🏆🏆🏆🏅🏅🏅
sana may bago kayong cd
Meron po - floranteaguilar.com/probinsya. Streaming lang po.
Very nice rendition of a beautifully-arranged Pinoy classic!
Btw, are there any links to the nice guitar strap with suction cup?
Any guitar strap will work. Just need to find a big suction cup with a knob for the strap to hook in. EBay and Amazon have it. Not sure where to get it if you’re in the Philippines.
@@FloranteAguilarGuitar thanks !
TUTORIAL please
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