Congrats to the cameramen and staffs , who keeps and valued our Filipino trait and traditions on this recorded video’s our treasured and not forgotten, thank you very much…
Way back when farmers can have a decent life. My grandfather was a farmer too and he managed to send all 12 children to school. Also he bought hectares of land as well. Farmers these days are so undervalued and not compensated enough for their hard work. This is what happens when the system only made for the rich.
Right. When I was a kid, I couldn't help but overhear my grandparents' and parents' conversations. They would talk about the lands they bought, and the lands that they own. I was surprised because our family is only middle-classed, but my grandparents afforded to buy lands. Sorry if my grammar ain't good though.
Only in the Philippines though. Farmers in other countries are highly valued and a sickle that represented the farmers are well known. Sa atin kasi, kung sakaling magkulang sa food supply. i-rerely nalang sa pag-import. Nakakahiya since pati kanin na abudant (dapat) tayo, ay syang iniimport pa natin from Vietnam and Thailand.
ayos lng kung tawagin nila tayong 3rd country (dahil sa tingin nila mahirap tayo) ayos lng na tawagin nila tayong ganun dahil alam naman natin kung gano kaganda ang buhay nating mga pilipino. Influence lng tlga yan ng mga ibang bansa kya ang henerasyon natin ay ganito.
Me as an apo i always hear my grandma and mom talk about the lands my great grandma has bought and how beautiful it was before and how Rich they were before they still are but the lands have old houses and cant afford to make it modern :’) the house before looked amazing before i saw the pictures even my dad her mother had 8 restaurants and now have none because of bankruptcy and coronavirus sadly the philippines took a wrong turn in the president voting. naapi sila sa madaling pera at hindi bumuboto sa tamang gobyerno :
I am one of the baby boomers and this video brings back a lot of memories for me, I was born in the mid 50's and used to live in San Fernando Pampanga PH. I remember vividly the "Kalabaw", meals eating dried fish, garlic fried rice, living in a Nipa hut made out of bamboo leaves and bamboo. There was no running water so we have to collect water from the public "Poso or water pump" using a bucket, no toilet back in the days as this was after the WW2. That was our everyday normal routine / life and we don't know any better. Looking back, a lot has changed since then and now but I'm just glad I have experienced that kind of life, otherwise I won't appreciate the life I have today. The Gender Equality has improved now but men still get paid more than women for the same job. The modern convenience has a lot of improvement this day and age. The advanced technology like cars, phones, household appliances, etc.. My 2 cents? Life was much simpler back in the days than today but I won't trade the fresh running water and the modern plumbing like toilet, shower and bathtub. I know that there's a lot of ppl in this world sleeping like we're still the 50's but I hope their life improves as the time goes by like mine.
Sometimes I'm embarresed by some of the filipinos i see online or at a distance. They're so obliviously childish sometimes and it irks me a bit. Especially how sexist or racist some adults are
Renn Loise Chatto I feel like a boomer saying this but it’s those damn daytime game shows that I see my parents always watching on tfc lol. I respect my parents but they do tend to act childish sometimes.
A lot of people spoke and still speak English well but I wonder if this guy reading is the actual farmer. He mispronounced tuyo and other Filipino terms. I have a feeling they just got someone , possibly from Mexico to read a script.
I seriously dont believe thats a filipino. Angela points this out as well. They mispronounce a lot of native words and the way they speak doesnt sound anything near a filipino fluent in english does. It sounds like someone fluent in english pretending to have an accent.
What I learned from this is that the life before is simple but full of joy. People are contented with the life they had. They're educated, the girls have subjects like home economics which is a skill for people to know not just for girls. Children, all the people being seen in this video, are very hard-working, very respectful, and diligent. Glad this came up on my recommendation.
I observed how people way back who were just elementary graduates were so fluent in English either speaking or writing. My grandpa who is just a 1st year high school graduate in the 1940's can speak professional English and can make speeches in English.
@@devvv4616 right, that's one great factor to consider why they were so good in English way back then. And yeah, I have noticed that kids nowadays are more inclined in using English or were taught English first that they tend to be more fluent with it and have the struggle of using their mother tongue and even Filipino language.
As a Mexican myself I feel a sort of connection with the Philippines. Life in the countryside of Mexico in the 1950’s was similar as in the Philippines. Saludos amigos filipinos 👋
Sobrang nakakamiss simpleng buhay noon. Nakkamiss yung excited kang bumangon tuwing umaga. Sa umagahan pandesal at kape lang masaya na. Tapos buong araw naglalaro sa labas grabi sayaaa. Ngayon kahit meron kana lahat prang maykulang padin prang di tayo nakukuntento at kung ano uso bilhin. Iba ang saya noon kesa ngayon...
Bata ka pa kasi nun kaya madaling makontento. Ngayon tanda kana marami kanang gustong mangyari sa buhay mo, pagkagising mo ng umaga hindi na tinapay at kape kundi yung trapik na ang problema mo automatic
tama sabi nya simple lang buhay nuon pero mas masaya ang tao kumpara ngayon gadget ang hawak ng mga bata instead maki pag laro sa kapwa bata. madali masira mata at isipan nila.
As a filipino, rice is everyday with us. Breakfast, rice. Lunch, rice. Dinner, rice. I love rice. Fun Fact: In the Philippines, I always wake up at like, 4AM and inside the house wakes up at 6AM, and in America I wake up at like, 8-11AM.
ronald cosep ako din natutuwa talaga ako sa mga lumang litrato ng mga lolo lola ko kaya ako ang archive ng pamilya namen heheh sarap kasi titigan mga pictures ng nakaraan.
I kinda get the feeling that the narrator isn't actually the farmer, but an American doing his best to sound like a Filipino speaking English. There's just a lot of inconsistencies with his accent, and some of the ways he pronounces words are not at all how Filipinos pronounce them.
@jevon bernardes Are you serious!? you make me laugh so hard, gosh! okay I’m no expert but I’m positively sure he’s no American doing his best to sound like a filipino. I mean come on! He sound exactly like filipino man who speaks fluent English. It was a documentary about the life of a typical filipino family who are Farmers back in the 50’s. The narrator might be an actor, journalist or an English teacher. He doesn’t sound American at all.! I mean are kidding me! His Tagalog pronunciation was spot on. I can’t even wrap my head around your comment. And add to my annoyance are the people who acknowledges your comment! I reckon you never met a decent Filipino who speaks fluent English. What a shame.
@@Maya-yp2ey I have met a lot of Filipinos who speak fluent English. Ones with accents, and ones without. None of the Filipinos with accents I've ever heard remotely speak the way he does. He can't pronounce tagalog words, and he even butchers his children's names. There's no consistency in the way he speaks at all. It also doesn't make your point to say that he doesn't sound American, because I wasn't saying that he sounds American. I was saying he's trying to fake what a fluent English-speaking Filipino would sound like. I only assumed he was American, because this is an American documentary. Even if you look up old footage and dialogues of fluent English-speaking Filipinos from that era, none of them sound like him. What I've said in my original comment is most likely true, because America, during the 50's, wasn't very inclusive to foreigners with anything. It was an era when most of the country was very racist, especially Hollywood and other film industries in the country. So it wouldn't be a stretch to believe that they hired a white man to do a voice over pretending to be a Filipino.
I genuinely thought that the narrator was an American man trying to impersonate a Filipino accent! The farmer speaks English so articulately wonderful narrator!
I bet it is what you thought. They filmed all of this, interviewed some of the locals and pieced ot all together in a script in which they Americans narrated
Im a filipino 19 and wanted to live like this, simple life not too poor not too rich, theres always food in the table complete fam. And NO DEBT OFCOURSE.
Yikes my dude, are u even trying to think? Cancer was considered "rare" that time, and who the hell needs wifi if i can enjoy myself in that timeline without too much pollution in the air, and kids on their phones the whole time...Smh, and basically, yes, technology does make our lives more easier, but imagine the side effects of too much radiation impacted within the human body.
Felt so lucky to be able to watch this in 2021! Their life there was very simple. And the man’s voice who narrates this gives me the classic vibes! ❤️🇵🇭
When you realize our parents' childhood is lived in the best version of our country. Edit: For context, my parents were born in the 50's. This comment was not meant to generalize generations of parents born prior or beyond that decade.
These are idealised visions of home life but as someone who might be old enough to be your father and one who has friends who grew up in farms and plantations, it's not as idyllic as these scenes appear to be. It's a hard scrabble life. What's the indication of that? Just look at the need and failure of land reform. It was meant to pull these people out of poverty but the advancing average age of farmers show how difficult it is for the next generation to take over. The need for capital and competition from more efficient farming in other countries squeeze margins and starve farmers.
Sabi ng lola ko, 89 years old sya. Nung kabataan nya pinapatay lang yung iba ng mga hapon. Tas mahirap daw pumunta sa skwela, pangit ang daan. Legal din daw pagpapaasawa sa gusto ng magulang. Halos pahirapan din daw sa pera. Masmaganda daw yung panahon ngayon, maspeaceful at masmasaya.
Same as my grandma. Life is very simple before and all the youths are disciplined and very respectful (especially to the elderly people). That’s what my grandma said to me and to my other cousins. Also, most of the men before are very gentlemen. She told lots of stories to us during the old times.
I was born in 1996 and I live in the rural area of Cebu. I feel so blessed for being one of the few who last experienced this kind of Philippines. Our public classrooms were also old like what was shown in this video. I get to play "luksong lubid", tug of war, and a lot of traditional Filipino games during my elementary years. I got to dance different kinds of Filipino folk dances. And every afternoon we would walk home on foot, passing by the what was once a majestic beautiful lake we called "lamak" with many farmers and carabaos working until sun down. Those were golden years. The years where we still don't have smartphones and computers. The air was fresh and we would take off our shoes everytime we pass by the lake to feel the smooth green grass-covered soil. I feel so blessed to have experienced it all.
@OccupieD Something Yeahh dude ikr. Sure, might not be convenient like today's lifestyle but I would take some chances just to breathe in those years..
Philippines 1950s: One of the most powerful and richest country in Asia after japan...one of the peacefull country no much war...Filipinos are so very dicipline and simple life no too much crimes environment are so very rich...they are working hard with Happiness. Philippines now: "sana ol" we can bring back this classic,joy,rich and simple life if the filipinos can make like this dicipline peoples without pataasan ng pride payabangan etc.
It feels nostalgic but it’s not. I was born in 1993 but watching this feels like it was my past. Maybe because i was born and raised in the countryside and that my father is also a farmer. And maybe because, this is exactly what my grandmother used to tell me what and how was the Philippines those good old days. Really really great video, Sir!
My grandma is from the Philippines and when she talks about her home she always talks about how much she loved it even though her mom and dad weren't rich. She's told me so many times about her dad coming home from work and always bringing a cookie for her and other siblings, I'll go there one day.
no need to be born at that time to be nostalgic. even in the 90's and early 2000, this kind living still exist. example is when we visit our grandparents in the province or great grand parents
But most Philippine farmers today don't speak English. Too much pride in dying languages is holding millions of people back. Also, schools focus way too much on arts and on contests. Because of rampant corruption in the Philippines--in every level of government--most industries are weak compared to other countries in the region. So English proficiency was the only advantage Filipinos had...but it's fading. :(
i was born in the year 1956. i missed those days where life was so simple. people are hospitable,accommodating, trustworthy and friendly. very nice of you to have posted this short film. i even remember those houses made of bamboo & nipa. in my childhood days we just played tops, hide & seek, slingshot & catch me if you can (habulan). no bottled water, smart phones, internet & computers. thanks for posting sir.
@@CourtFool People like you are the reason for moral decline. Rude, hiveminded, attention whores etc. I ask YOU and people like you to stop misrepresenting our generation.
(There, They're, Their) Simpleng Lesson pero Sigurado ko hindi na alam ng marami kung Paano ang proper usage. Kung kailan may internet, Lalong nakaka disappoint. Yung inaaway ka ng mas Barok pa ang English niya sa iyo? At ang feeling ang galing galing niya. Naayos lang ang spelling, hindi ang grammar. Pero Madalas pa nga yung present nagiging past. Nakalimutan na ang mga verb tenses.
True, most Philippine farmers today don't speak English. Too much pride in dying languages is holding millions of people back. And schools focus way too much on arts and on contests. Because of rampant corruption in the Philippines--in every level of government--the economy is weak compared to other countries in the region. So English proficiency was the only advantage Filipinos had...but it's fading. :(
There are already many Chinese business men in our country before. especially in 1600's, but they are considered lower class. at mababa pa ang tingin ng mga karamihang ninuno natin (commonly ung mga elite) at Español noon sakanila.
Wow! My dad was born in 1956 but sadly, he's not with us anymore. I was born in 1996. Thank you so much for sharing this video. My dad's family used to live in the countryside. He told me that life was simpler back then. They would chop woods for cooking. My aunts and uncles would fetch water from a far away water stream. And now, my cousins and I enjoy reaping the fruits that granddad had planted when he was alive. Ah, what a wonderful life.
Naala ko noong buhay pa lolo ko palagi kaming kumakain ng palaka, ibon, daga hahha exotic food pero yung pagsasaka talaga sa bukid ang pinaka peborit ko hahah
I shed a tears watching this short video about the simple yet, happy life in my beloved country The Philippines. Back then life was less complicated. People are not corrupted by greed, technology and stuff. Filipinos were very family oriented, Polite, Friendly and resilient living a productive life after WWII ended. Good all days I won't mind living in nipa hut plowing fields, walking bare footed and live without much technology if it means living a life peacefully with respect and dignity. I want a time machine. Kudos to the uploader. Thank you with all my heart.
Watching this docum during quarantine because of the '19 NCorona virus makes me wanna go back for a while to this kind of provincial life, very humble and optimistic 💛.
I'm a big fan of Filipinos and their country's culture, the people's courage and resilience, and their huge pool of talents that had sent numerous physicians, nurses, engineers, and hardworking professionals abroad. I just wish that the endemic poverty would soon dissipate so that the new generations of Filipinos would finally find health, happiness, and enduring success which they truly deserve after so much political troubles, devastating calamities, and massive challenges thrown at them.
im filipino, im inclined to think that people now forgot how to think, couldn't be bothered to do their research, most of us are detached from reality, we have no virtues to uphold. we have elected a marcos back to power. shameful. im not surprised anymore. we've elected a criminal "duterte" (who openly admitted he killed people- criminals specifically but people nonetheless, violating their rights) and people continue to admire and praise his "leadership". we've elected his daughter for vice president 😒 you can't possibly imagine how disappointed i am with the state of my country. democracy is dead when people are fed lies and votes being bought. im beginning to hate the country and my fellow filipinos. and people who elected idiots and criminals to power moan about wanting good governance but electing them back to power. leni robredo could've brought the country to greatness and uniting people, bringing a sense of pride of being a filipino. we could've had it all. she had good intentions. women, in my opinion are better leading the country than men, take a look at new zealand, they handled covid better than most countries, queen elizabeth i and queen victoria, their country thrived under their reign.
Oh? Bakit, sino ka ba, Joey Mantka? Your comment against province people simply shows you are the most stupid person in the whole world - and you are uncaring, swapang, mapang-api, mapang-husga... taga-saan ka ba? maganda ba pinanggalingan mo? bakit galit ka sa mga taong galing sa probinsya? Your irresponsible comments just shows what kind of mentality you have, you stupid slob!!!
@@cristianbarrera2561 Also why are you calling @Projekt 6 a d bag? He only said that they're aggressive on colonization. I don't see him defending the Americans, infact I've never seen him mention Americans in his comment.
cri cro America wasn’t colonizing though, they were fighting a war and civilian casualties resulted just like in every war ever. The Japanese were crueler.
My parents grew up in the Philippines and we migrated to the US when I was still 7, they told me about the life of hardship they had to go through to provide me the life I have right now, my parents helped both of their families, but unfortunately their siblings married too early and have children, then they asked too much from my parents to help my cousins education, my grandparents also asking my dad to pay for em' , my family was barely living. I haven't finished my college but I'm already a thousand dollars in debt in college loan and I have to get a part time job but still my grandparents asking my parents way too much. All because some of my relatives are lazy to work and just relying for financial assistance while pressuring my dad just because they thought that we have a better life here in the US, we're not rich, we're just like every other simple families. This is the reason why I no longer want to go back nor talk to my relatives.
Common thing to happen when a family member or a relative goes abroad, families or relatives left behind in the Philippines already think of them as a money dispenser and sometimes get mad if not being helped out. Life abroad is not easy.
Wow, this is so historical! Knowing that this kind of video was captured during those years makes me amaze how simple was life back then here in our country! 🇵🇭 buti nalang nasa recommendation ko to. Just wow🥰
super fly - Hey, if you are living in the Philippines, then you are part of it. I don't live in the Philippines by the way. Truth is, Cory Aquino destroyed the Philippines... she was NOT elected, she had NO EXPERIENCE as a leader of a country, she was NEVER a government ELECTED official even as a barangay captain she was NOT... she was the reason why the Philippines became poor because of Cory Aquino's INCOMPETENCE as the president that was NOT elected, and she was WITHOUT any idea how to run a 3rd world country that was already ahead of its neighbors... pero pinabagsak pa ni Cory ang sana mayaman na ang Pilipinas..
I envied this era, people were just living their life. There's no judgement no fuss even chaos. Just peace. I wish me and my family were that close that we could eat breakfast together. Sigh
@@laurencenathalieraniego1639 My god, is this politics to you? Capitalism : good Communism : satanic Colonialism : satanic Fascism : satanic Like, YOU don't know anything about politics, don't talk about that, colonialism isn't "fearing for your life", you're pretty much FINE if you follow the rules. Colonialism is defined as “control by one power over a dependent area or people.” It occurs when one nation subjugates another, conquering its population and exploiting it, often while forcing its own language and cultural values upon its people. Not only did the Spaniards come to force their religion and culture on us, they built the CODE OF LAW, they built Towns, they built Cities, They built churches, they built docks/ports, they built sewage systems, they built canals, etc. If Spain never colonized Philippines, we would be a part of China, Brunei, or even the kingdom of Sulu.
@@laurencenathalieraniego1639 You're pretty stupid, before the Spaniards and Portuguese, Filipinos were killing eachother, there were numerous kingdoms around the country, this was stopped when the code of law was made by the Spaniards, "living in fear" is an exaggeration. If you lived before the 1500s your family is pretty much in danger, you could be attacked by other Filipinos hungry for food, you could be attack by banded tribes, you could be attacked by the kingdom of Sulu, you could be attacked by the numerous sultanates around the country, like, do you even study history?, Don't even forget about the diseases, malaria was widespread.
Kahit 20 na ako ngayun, I still can relate to the video. I still remember the day my father thought me how to drive a carrabao and how to take care a goat. I would wake up 5am everyday to tie the goat to an area where there is an abundance of grass from which it will feed and a nice shade to protect himself from the heat of the sun. I remember whenever i visit my lola, she would fill their little swimming pool with hot water (because luckily, the spring, their water source, is hot) and i would play and swim their all morning then catch some tilapias in their pond nearby for lunch. Good times. This video really shows the most typical and simpliest life of a filipino in a province. Fun fact: Mahirap lang kami at lumaki ako sa province.
this was during the time the philippines was a unique asian country with european architecture . and also we learned english and spanish at school. look how rich the culture is
Even though this was so long ago and so many things have changed in the Philippines, I can almost hear the party going on and the joy Ramon has when he receives his gifts and plays with his schoolmates. Life has not been kind to the Philippines, but if there’s one thing that never changes, it’s the genuine hospitality and familial love Filipinos hold in their hearts. It is the strength that keeps us together.
The Philippines was 2nd richest in the 1950’s, not 60’s nor 80’s. In the 80’s, China, India, Thailand, Indonesia, and South Korea were all ahead of the Philippines. In 1960, Philippines was 3rd largest in Asia, behind Japan and India.
I am an American who sought a woman from your country in 2008 because I work with Filipinas and my doctor is Filipino and i researched the values of the people. I was fortunate to marry the woman I'd been corresponding with. While on an airplane ride from Manila to Cagayon I struck up a conversation with a distinguished older Filipino seated next to me. He introduced his wife, a newspaper editor, and shared that he'd been in government with Ferdinand Marcos. He told me to look out the window at the green as far as you could see. He said, " We have one of the longest growing seasons in the world, we have an educated population, we were a developing country but now we are third world...." My takeaway was he was lamenting what should be now, where the country should be as opposed to where it is. I loved his sharing his thoughts.
@@santiagocortez9554 Never any disrespect to Filipinos or Philippines. I am sometimes saddened to witness some Filipinos emulating the material/superficial side of the American lifestyle at the expense of such a culturally rich and resilient people !
You Do Note Cassie i know many farmers and it’s actually that comfortable depending on a man’s outlook in life. if he’s content and happy with that life, he’s gonna be happy for the rest of his life with hard times but still happy. plus they had better lands then than farmers nowadays. nakakainggit nga sila kung tutuusin andaming kabayo at kalabaw at kambing at baka at prutas ng mga farmers
In a livong proof that life in the province, thats all true. The nioa hut, the carabao, the banig for sleeping, the kitchen tools qmd everything, I used to experiences most of these, some were oyr neighbors life.
Definitely staged. The father and son look so clean when they leave the field. They use fork and knife to eat when most farmers would actually use their hands. It looks a bit like some kind of propaganda film
*_Then, We won't have Modern Technologies. The Marcos Regime never happened. We will probably live in a Retro Futuristic Country. In where Ramon Magsaysay hasn't died yet and made him the oldest President In the world.. Or thats just my mind._*
Juanita is still alive pa daw, but Ramon has passed away, pero the same date this video uploaded ng bday party ulit si Ramon, and i think dumami pa sila magkakapatid after nitong video
The Farmer's accent is a white guy trying to do a pinoy accent! Trust me. That's why it sounds like it's Mexican because that's what they knew in Hollywood those days. That's a fake accent man!!! FAKE! Listen to that piece. The cameral man shot the footage and it was edited back LA. Trust me. The voice overs were from some Mexican actor. Trust me. Check the accent yet beyond perfect grammar. LOL
I've seen old videos of the US and some in Asia. Never thought there would be one about the Philippines. This warms my heart, thank you for taking me back in time.
Other countries used the Philippines for their own good. Even when the Philippines is not even free from the colonization of americans there's already corruption happening.
No wonder the elderly told us that back then it was just a simple and easy life and everyone else were satisfied with what they had.
until spañol attacked philippines
Joseph Paul Barlis Still is in some parts
@@cherrynado no lol back in 19s spañol attacked our country
@@lloydbg778 Lol. Philippines was colonized by the spanish on 1521 to 1898.
@@lloydbg778 Philippines was a simple life back then until previous corrupt president ruled our country.
Back when Korea idolized the Philippines.
Sanaol noh
source please
Yeah give me youre source for such claim
Saan mo po nabasa or napanood? Curious lang ako
@Kerry Berry thanks po sa info
1956: "Wake up Ramon"
2020: "Tanqinamo gising na kanina kapa tinatawag ni mama"
Putangina ka
Mama: Gising na Tanghali na! Puro kasi cellphone buong gabi sige ng Tiktok.
This video is clearly scripted. He's using a spoon AND fork to eat. Everyone knows Filipinos only use a spoon. It's a multi-tool in the Philippines.
@@AlexBrown230 Or bare handed, yea this is scripted.
pak-shet!!!! men!!!😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Congrats to the cameramen and staffs , who keeps and valued our Filipino trait and traditions on this recorded video’s our treasured and not forgotten, thank you very much…
Napakasimple lang ng buhay dati. Thank you for this video 👍👍
yesss.
Tsaka magaling sa English lmao
@@sngo8348 i think it’s a voice over from a narrator
Putangina wajinshu? i used to watch your Naruto Storm 3 vids from the days man. Taena pinoy ka pala
Oo nga wala pang ml at tiktok
Fun fact: we didn't search for it and just got into our recommendation
I know right
Pake ko.
True
@@mmminister9738 nakakatawa lng kasi kung wala ka talagang pake edi hindi ka nagreply
Ilang beses ko na tong napanood pero natutuwa pa rin ako.
Way back when farmers can have a decent life. My grandfather was a farmer too and he managed to send all 12 children to school. Also he bought hectares of land as well. Farmers these days are so undervalued and not compensated enough for their hard work.
This is what happens when the system only made for the rich.
Right. When I was a kid, I couldn't help but overhear my grandparents' and parents' conversations. They would talk about the lands they bought, and the lands that they own. I was surprised because our family is only middle-classed, but my grandparents afforded to buy lands. Sorry if my grammar ain't good though.
SO TRUE
Only in the Philippines though. Farmers in other countries are highly valued and a sickle that represented the farmers are well known.
Sa atin kasi, kung sakaling magkulang sa food supply. i-rerely nalang sa pag-import. Nakakahiya since pati kanin na abudant (dapat) tayo, ay syang iniimport pa natin from Vietnam and Thailand.
ayos lng kung tawagin nila tayong 3rd country (dahil sa tingin nila mahirap tayo)
ayos lng na tawagin nila tayong ganun dahil alam naman natin kung gano kaganda ang buhay nating mga pilipino.
Influence lng tlga yan ng mga ibang bansa kya ang henerasyon natin ay ganito.
Me as an apo i always hear my grandma and mom talk about the lands my great grandma has bought and how beautiful it was before and how Rich they were before they still are but the lands have old houses and cant afford to make it modern :’) the house before looked amazing before i saw the pictures even my dad her mother had 8 restaurants and now have none because of bankruptcy and coronavirus sadly the philippines took a wrong turn in the president voting. naapi sila sa madaling pera at hindi bumuboto sa tamang gobyerno :
I am one of the baby boomers and this video brings back a lot of memories for me, I was born in the mid 50's and used to live in San Fernando Pampanga PH. I remember vividly the "Kalabaw", meals eating dried fish, garlic fried rice, living in a Nipa hut made out of bamboo leaves and bamboo. There was no running water so we have to collect water from the public "Poso or water pump" using a bucket, no toilet back in the days as this was after the WW2. That was our everyday normal routine / life and we don't know any better. Looking back, a lot has changed since then and now but I'm just glad I have experienced that kind of life, otherwise I won't appreciate the life I have today. The Gender Equality has improved now but men still get paid more than women for the same job. The modern convenience has a lot of improvement this day and age. The advanced technology like cars, phones, household appliances, etc.. My 2 cents? Life was much simpler back in the days than today but I won't trade the fresh running water and the modern plumbing like toilet, shower and bathtub. I know that there's a lot of ppl in this world sleeping like we're still the 50's but I hope their life improves as the time goes by like mine.
Thanks for your precious reminiscenses !
the way the man talks about his daily life reminds me that pilipinos back then was -educated and well-mannered.
Sometimes I'm embarresed by some of the filipinos i see online or at a distance. They're so obliviously childish sometimes and it irks me a bit. Especially how sexist or racist some adults are
Remind? You were alive back then?
All generations sucks
Hindi Puro Trashtalkan Sa Mga Laro Pag Napatay Hahah
Renn Loise Chatto I feel like a boomer saying this but it’s those damn daytime game shows that I see my parents always watching on tfc lol. I respect my parents but they do tend to act childish sometimes.
A farmer that can speak English better than a college graduates nowadays only proves that people before are eager to learn.
thats a personal bias all of my cousin spoke english at the age of 3
A lot of people spoke and still speak English well but I wonder if this guy reading is the actual farmer. He mispronounced tuyo and other Filipino terms. I have a feeling they just got someone , possibly from Mexico to read a script.
Broken education system
Focus more on memorising than learning
I seriously dont believe thats a filipino. Angela points this out as well. They mispronounce a lot of native words and the way they speak doesnt sound anything near a filipino fluent in english does. It sounds like someone fluent in english pretending to have an accent.
Agree@@tumbke
Now he is lolo Ramon. I hope he's still alive these days.
Read the description😔
Ramon would now be about 75 years old because the description says he is 70years old on 2014.
@@ErisApple1606 actually 76 years old.
He is 78yrs old if he is alive
@@GrapesOfWrath1 exactly he's a lolo now
What I learned from this is that the life before is simple but full of joy. People are contented with the life they had. They're educated, the girls have subjects like home economics which is a skill for people to know not just for girls. Children, all the people being seen in this video, are very hard-working, very respectful, and diligent. Glad this came up on my recommendation.
I observed how people way back who were just elementary graduates were so fluent in English either speaking or writing. My grandpa who is just a 1st year high school graduate in the 1940's can speak professional English and can make speeches in English.
Its in the individual dude ...
@@anyamargaux858 I think so too, for those who are really willing and determined to learn
a product of being a newly independent former colony of America. Alot of kids today tho even speak better English than their local languages.
@@devvv4616 right, that's one great factor to consider why they were so good in English way back then. And yeah, I have noticed that kids nowadays are more inclined in using English or were taught English first that they tend to be more fluent with it and have the struggle of using their mother tongue and even Filipino language.
i think, if im not mistaken. english was a mandatory subject to schooler, just like speaking in spanish before.
As a Mexican myself I feel a sort of connection with the Philippines.
Life in the countryside of Mexico in the 1950’s was similar as in the Philippines. Saludos amigos filipinos 👋
Garcias Amigos 😇❤🙏
Not to mention being conquered by desame country
Muchas gracias (i learned this to my school😙)
Kudos to you also amigo
Puto amigos! Hahaha jk lng
Sobrang nakakamiss simpleng buhay noon. Nakkamiss yung excited kang bumangon tuwing umaga. Sa umagahan pandesal at kape lang masaya na. Tapos buong araw naglalaro sa labas grabi sayaaa. Ngayon kahit meron kana lahat prang maykulang padin prang di tayo nakukuntento at kung ano uso bilhin. Iba ang saya noon kesa ngayon...
Kasi ngyon sobrang materialistic...👍
Bata ka pa kasi nun kaya madaling makontento. Ngayon tanda kana marami kanang gustong mangyari sa buhay mo, pagkagising mo ng umaga hindi na tinapay at kape kundi yung trapik na ang problema mo automatic
So true
Ngayon kasi mga tao ang aga aga nakadungaw na agad ang mata sa social media
tama sabi nya simple lang buhay nuon pero mas masaya ang tao kumpara ngayon gadget ang hawak ng mga bata instead maki pag laro sa kapwa bata. madali masira mata at isipan nila.
1956 pinanganak Nanay ko ❤grabe ganda balikan ang nakaraan napaka simple lang ..
As a filipino, rice is everyday with us.
Breakfast, rice.
Lunch, rice.
Dinner, rice.
I love rice.
Fun Fact: In the Philippines, I always wake up at like, 4AM and inside the house wakes up at 6AM, and in America I wake up at like, 8-11AM.
Now im fat
mango + rice
Rice is in our blood at this point lol
ako rice,soup,rice,soup
Gulay
I can't explain how I feel after watching this video. Love, joy, sadness....etc...
its nostalgia and we need to let go of past experiences
true true
Very accurate.
I feel nostalgic
Eto hinahanap ko na videos e
I wasn't born at this time but there is this feeling that I cannot explain while watching the video. Thanks for this.
ronald cosep and whats that feeling Ronald.
ronald cosep Me too, I can see those old pictures my parents have coming into life.
maybe nostalgia?
ronald cosep u feel like u live in this era
ronald cosep ako din natutuwa talaga ako sa mga lumang litrato ng mga lolo lola ko kaya ako ang archive ng pamilya namen heheh sarap kasi titigan mga pictures ng nakaraan.
It really shows how simple Filipino life in the countryside before and how family oriented they are. Thank you so much for the video 💕
This was before Phillipines became a bwc loving nation
the Philippines looked so clean. now its dirty with plastic everywhere, stagnant toxic rivers and overcrowding. Paradise gone.
And loud noise everywhere..Videokes...motorbikes..etc.
This country was never a paradise.
Wow ma’am I feel bad where you live kasi sa Amin paradise pa rin
@@nicole031111 nope that sadly true
Andy Kaye IKR
I kinda get the feeling that the narrator isn't actually the farmer, but an American doing his best to sound like a Filipino speaking English. There's just a lot of inconsistencies with his accent, and some of the ways he pronounces words are not at all how Filipinos pronounce them.
The way he says tuyo lol
Yeah condescending accent by a White guy trying to sound like a Filipino
@jevon bernardes Are you serious!? you make me laugh so hard, gosh! okay I’m no expert but I’m positively sure he’s no American doing his best to sound like a filipino. I mean come on! He sound exactly like filipino man who speaks fluent English. It was a documentary about the life of a typical filipino family who are Farmers back in the 50’s. The narrator might be an actor, journalist or an English teacher. He doesn’t sound American at all.! I mean are kidding me! His Tagalog pronunciation was spot on. I can’t even wrap my head around your comment. And add to my annoyance are the people who acknowledges your comment! I reckon you never met a decent Filipino who speaks fluent English. What a shame.
@@Maya-yp2ey I have met a lot of Filipinos who speak fluent English. Ones with accents, and ones without. None of the Filipinos with accents I've ever heard remotely speak the way he does. He can't pronounce tagalog words, and he even butchers his children's names. There's no consistency in the way he speaks at all. It also doesn't make your point to say that he doesn't sound American, because I wasn't saying that he sounds American. I was saying he's trying to fake what a fluent English-speaking Filipino would sound like. I only assumed he was American, because this is an American documentary. Even if you look up old footage and dialogues of fluent English-speaking Filipinos from that era, none of them sound like him. What I've said in my original comment is most likely true, because America, during the 50's, wasn't very inclusive to foreigners with anything. It was an era when most of the country was very racist, especially Hollywood and other film industries in the country. So it wouldn't be a stretch to believe that they hired a white man to do a voice over pretending to be a Filipino.
MAY TORRES idk why you’re so pressed about this lol but his accent does sound very inconsistent, coming from filipino
I genuinely thought that the narrator was an American man trying to impersonate a Filipino accent! The farmer speaks English so articulately wonderful narrator!
you thought right
Ugh, No. He mispronounced tuyo and other fil terms. Im gonna guess he's a 50s American narrator for the show.
@@vduck7354 This is back from 1956 they had slightly different accents and pronunciation. Even today some areas have slower or faster pronunciation 😗
I bet it is what you thought. They filmed all of this, interviewed some of the locals and pieced ot all together in a script in which they Americans narrated
It's an official language for them.
Im a filipino 19 and wanted to live like this, simple life not too poor not too rich, theres always food in the table complete fam. And NO DEBT OFCOURSE.
If that kid was 9 years old in 1956....then he would be 71-72 and his Sister is 75-76 which make me wonder if they're still alive in the current year.
Pretty sure my father is now 79
the random person Definitely!
Read the description pleasee
the random person my mom just turn 73
That age should be around the time my grandparents was born
Better times in the philippines
Too Glam To Give A Damn i live there
To true.... now you have mountains of garbage with a matching garbage river
Too Glam To Give A Damn...Yes but when Marcos became president, the rest is history
Philippines is f'd up now, which is sad
Yikes my dude, are u even trying to think? Cancer was considered "rare" that time, and who the hell needs wifi if i can enjoy myself in that timeline without too much pollution in the air, and kids on their phones the whole time...Smh, and basically, yes, technology does make our lives more easier, but imagine the side effects of too much radiation impacted within the human body.
wow Philippines back then was so simple....
Mark Anthony Orilla exactly my thoughts. Life in the Philippines was so much more simpler back then.
Mark Anthony Orilla kinda reminds me of japan.like maybe 50 - 80s
Every country back then IS simple.
Felt so lucky to be able to watch this in 2021! Their life there was very simple. And the man’s voice who narrates this gives me the classic vibes! ❤️🇵🇭
When you realize our parents' childhood is lived in the best version of our country.
Edit: For context, my parents were born in the 50's. This comment was not meant to generalize generations of parents born prior or beyond that decade.
These are idealised visions of home life but as someone who might be old enough to be your father and one who has friends who grew up in farms and plantations, it's not as idyllic as these scenes appear to be. It's a hard scrabble life. What's the indication of that? Just look at the need and failure of land reform. It was meant to pull these people out of poverty but the advancing average age of farmers show how difficult it is for the next generation to take over.
The need for capital and competition from more efficient farming in other countries squeeze margins and starve farmers.
Sabi ng lola ko, 89 years old sya. Nung kabataan nya pinapatay lang yung iba ng mga hapon. Tas mahirap daw pumunta sa skwela, pangit ang daan. Legal din daw pagpapaasawa sa gusto ng magulang. Halos pahirapan din daw sa pera. Masmaganda daw yung panahon ngayon, maspeaceful at masmasaya.
Not really. Modern Filipinos have much better living standards compared to the 50's.
Yeah antill marcus got in the throne. The country began to be 1 trillion poor. Till this day we are poor
agreed
When my grandpa says something starting with "Back in my day" I knew it would be a good story
Back in my day when we go to school we had to go uphill both ways when physics wasn't invented yet
I'm a filipino don't go saying some stuff about me its very common for the elderly to say that but I just exaggerated it a bit
I can relate to that...
Same as my grandma. Life is very simple before and all the youths are disciplined and very respectful (especially to the elderly people). That’s what my grandma said to me and to my other cousins. Also, most of the men before are very gentlemen. She told lots of stories to us during the old times.
indeed.
I was born in 1996 and I live in the rural area of Cebu. I feel so blessed for being one of the few who last experienced this kind of Philippines.
Our public classrooms were also old like what was shown in this video. I get to play "luksong lubid", tug of war, and a lot of traditional Filipino games during my elementary years.
I got to dance different kinds of Filipino folk dances. And every afternoon we would walk home on foot, passing by the what was once a majestic beautiful lake we called "lamak" with many farmers and carabaos working until sun down.
Those were golden years.
The years where we still don't have smartphones and computers.
The air was fresh and we would take off our shoes everytime we pass by the lake to feel the smooth green grass-covered soil.
I feel so blessed to have experienced it all.
Good for you👍
I was born in 1997 and I am glad that i experience this life too. 😊
Napaka swerte nyo po ako kasi pinanganak ako sa taong 2007 kaya 16 palang ako may anxiety naako😢
1995 baby here from Negros but now in Manila. Soon to be in Laguna to get married.😂
shush
I love to watch this old Filipino life video, over and and over again.
This reminds me of the old pinoy life that i never had
Hahaha same.
@OccupieD Something Yeahh dude ikr. Sure, might not be convenient like today's lifestyle but I would take some chances just to breathe in those years..
Cause you we’rent born in 1956 but you were born just 10 years ago in 2010 lol
@@mushy18100 lol more like 2001
Haha same srap balikan ng nkraan wla msyado problema wla pulusyon
Philippines 1950s: One of the most powerful and richest country in Asia after japan...one of the peacefull country no much war...Filipinos are so very dicipline and simple life no too much crimes environment are so very rich...they are working hard with Happiness.
Philippines now: "sana ol"
we can bring back this classic,joy,rich and simple life if the filipinos can make like this dicipline peoples without pataasan ng pride payabangan etc.
Arvie Vlog Make Our Country Great Again
This might be imposible now. Like. Some of the filipinos can't even follow simple rules.
zAchie29 Sad But true
Ngayon Ang mga Filipino matitigas Ang ulo lalo na tiga Luzon
All generations suck
It feels nostalgic but it’s not. I was born in 1993 but watching this feels like it was my past. Maybe because i was born and raised in the countryside and that my father is also a farmer. And maybe because, this is exactly what my grandmother used to tell me what and how was the Philippines those good old days. Really really great video, Sir!
Jan Angeles legit
Same
My grandma is from the Philippines and when she talks about her home she always talks about how much she loved it even though her mom and dad weren't rich. She's told me so many times about her dad coming home from work and always bringing a cookie for her and other siblings, I'll go there one day.
no need to be born at that time to be nostalgic. even in the 90's and early 2000, this kind living still exist. example is when we visit our grandparents in the province or great grand parents
But most Philippine farmers today don't speak English.
Too much pride in dying languages is holding millions of people back.
Also, schools focus way too much on arts and on contests.
Because of rampant corruption in the Philippines--in every level of government--most industries are weak compared to other countries in the region.
So English proficiency was the only advantage Filipinos had...but it's fading. :(
I was born in year 1956, wow its good to have me back this video...God bless!
i was born in the year 1956. i missed those days where life was so simple. people are hospitable,accommodating, trustworthy and friendly. very nice of you to have posted this short film. i even remember those houses made of bamboo & nipa. in my childhood days we just played tops, hide & seek, slingshot & catch me if you can (habulan). no bottled water, smart phones, internet & computers. thanks for posting sir.
Have you felt Marcos era
Did Marcos did the good thing before he declared martial law?
@@CourtFool r u talking to me? I am not being rude I was just saying was it life good in Marcos era, cause I noticed my comment sound rude
@@CourtFool People like you are the reason for moral decline. Rude, hiveminded, attention whores etc. I ask YOU and people like you to stop misrepresenting our generation.
@@CourtFool Bro have some respect
. . .
HAAHAHAH
(There, They're, Their)
Simpleng Lesson pero Sigurado ko hindi na alam ng marami kung Paano ang proper usage. Kung kailan may internet, Lalong nakaka disappoint. Yung inaaway ka ng mas Barok pa ang English niya sa iyo? At ang feeling ang galing galing niya. Naayos lang ang spelling, hindi ang grammar. Pero Madalas pa nga yung present nagiging past. Nakalimutan na ang mga verb tenses.
@@cruxivar6026 nag eenglish-english pa sa facebook tapos kapag susulat ng essay sa english *pWedE tAgaLoG nALaNg mAaM?* 😂😭
True, most Philippine farmers today don't speak English.
Too much pride in dying languages is holding millions of people back.
And schools focus way too much on arts and on contests.
Because of rampant corruption in the Philippines--in every level of government--the economy is weak compared to other countries in the region.
So English proficiency was the only advantage Filipinos had...but it's fading. :(
Because pinoys are anti intellectual. I've never been to a country were people make fun of someone for reading a book 😐
Ah, the golden age of the Philippines, before the corrupt officials, the squatters, and the chinese businessmen
yeahh chinese businessmen you got it!
There are already many Chinese business men in our country before. especially in 1600's, but they are considered lower class. at mababa pa ang tingin ng mga karamihang ninuno natin (commonly ung mga elite) at Español noon sakanila.
Dude, my grandfather and uncles were Chinese businessmen. Don't hate, seeing that we brought public transportation.
@Hermionali point is, what you deem negative also has positive points that should be considered.
alkhemiist - ye but sometimes the negatives outway the positives
The sky and its clouds never get old....
Wow! My dad was born in 1956 but sadly, he's not with us anymore. I was born in 1996. Thank you so much for sharing this video.
My dad's family used to live in the countryside. He told me that life was simpler back then. They would chop woods for cooking. My aunts and uncles would fetch water from a far away water stream. And now, my cousins and I enjoy reaping the fruits that granddad had planted when he was alive.
Ah, what a wonderful life.
Ako din 1996 ako pinanganak. 12 years old ako sumasama ako sa tatay ko papuntang bukid. Sarap sumakay ng kalabaw
@@axldiecastcustom2022 Yan yung isa sa pinakamasayang childhood memories na mararanasan ng isang bata.
Naala ko noong buhay pa lolo ko palagi kaming kumakain ng palaka, ibon, daga hahha exotic food pero yung pagsasaka talaga sa bukid ang pinaka peborit ko hahah
I shed a tears watching this short video about the simple yet, happy life in my beloved country The Philippines. Back then life was less complicated. People are not corrupted by greed, technology and stuff. Filipinos were very family oriented, Polite, Friendly and resilient living a productive life after WWII ended. Good all days I won't mind living in nipa hut plowing fields, walking bare footed and live without much technology if it means living a life peacefully with respect and dignity. I want a time machine. Kudos to the uploader. Thank you with all my heart.
It's so sad to think that most of the people that appeared on this video are now dead, I hope they live a beautiful life :>
Me too😭😭
You talk like you are an immortal
I'm sure they did live a beautiful life.
The kid and the sibling is still alive
lmao HAHSAHASHSAHAHAHAHAHA
The fact that RUclips recommend this treasure 😭 The calmness of details hits different, i love my country, PHILIPPINES!💚
So peaceful, I admire those people who had the chance to live back on those days. They had a simple and happy life.
Watching this docum during quarantine because of the '19 NCorona virus makes me wanna go back for a while to this kind of provincial life, very humble and optimistic 💛.
COVID-19
@@mlsuck4405 Either
Sa tingin ko yung mahilig lang sa sinaunang panahon yung nanood dito na milyun sa loob ng 6 years.kayo ang tunay na Legend!!!
Ikr
Seeing this scenes makes me miss my nanay and tatay. This is so nostalgic ✨🍃Thank you.
I feel nostalgia, in a time I don't even exist in.
What
Same lol
*nostalgic
Maybe you are ramon's sister in your past life
Ramon is now 73 while Juanita is 76
I'm a big fan of Filipinos and their country's culture, the people's courage and resilience, and their huge pool of talents that had sent numerous physicians, nurses, engineers, and hardworking professionals abroad. I just wish that the endemic poverty would soon dissipate so that the new generations of Filipinos would finally find health, happiness, and enduring success which they truly deserve after so much political troubles, devastating calamities, and massive challenges thrown at them.
Thank u
Until all the people on our corrupt government dies we will still suffer
Salamat
Well said, thank you.
im filipino, im inclined to think that people now forgot how to think, couldn't be bothered to do their research, most of us are detached from reality, we have no virtues to uphold. we have elected a marcos back to power. shameful. im not surprised anymore. we've elected a criminal "duterte" (who openly admitted he killed people- criminals specifically but people nonetheless, violating their rights) and people continue to admire and praise his "leadership". we've elected his daughter for vice president 😒 you can't possibly imagine how disappointed i am with the state of my country. democracy is dead when people are fed lies and votes being bought. im beginning to hate the country and my fellow filipinos. and people who elected idiots and criminals to power moan about wanting good governance but electing them back to power. leni robredo could've brought the country to greatness and uniting people, bringing a sense of pride of being a filipino. we could've had it all. she had good intentions. women, in my opinion are better leading the country than men, take a look at new zealand, they handled covid better than most countries, queen elizabeth i and queen victoria, their country thrived under their reign.
Those were the days, when life doesn't have to much complications
Joey Mantka Maybe if they've also developed those provincial areas more they wouldn't have moved much towards the city.
How can i kwon if we have a value old coin
MJ Quintana those were the days hard work forever pays
imagine growing in a farm, eating dried with spoon and fork... and the accent.. si bellisima....
Oh? Bakit, sino ka ba, Joey Mantka? Your comment against province people simply shows you are the most stupid person in the whole world - and you are uncaring, swapang, mapang-api, mapang-husga... taga-saan ka ba? maganda ba pinanggalingan mo? bakit galit ka sa mga taong galing sa probinsya? Your irresponsible comments just shows what kind of mentality you have, you stupid slob!!!
👏👏👏Old days
Feels like golden days
Thank u so much for this
never realized that the spanish influences were so strong
Well they ruled for 333 years.
They were very aggressive in colonizing the Philippines especially when they saw that Muslim influence was already present on the island.
@@cristianbarrera2561 Its not just 1 million its 3 million.
@@cristianbarrera2561 Also why are you calling @Projekt 6 a d bag? He only said that they're aggressive on colonization. I don't see him defending the Americans, infact I've never seen him mention Americans in his comment.
cri cro America wasn’t colonizing though, they were fighting a war and civilian casualties resulted just like in every war ever. The Japanese were crueler.
My parents grew up in the Philippines and we migrated to the US when I was still 7, they told me about the life of hardship they had to go through to provide me the life I have right now, my parents helped both of their families, but unfortunately their siblings married too early and have children, then they asked too much from my parents to help my cousins education, my grandparents also asking my dad to pay for em' , my family was barely living. I haven't finished my college but I'm already a thousand dollars in debt in college loan and I have to get a part time job but still my grandparents asking my parents way too much. All because some of my relatives are lazy to work and just relying for financial assistance while pressuring my dad just because they thought that we have a better life here in the US, we're not rich, we're just like every other simple families. This is the reason why I no longer want to go back nor talk to my relatives.
Nick this one is a real toxic Filipino Traits.
Ignore your toxic relatives pls ☹️
Thank you for shedding light in the other side of perspective.
Common thing to happen when a family member or a relative goes abroad, families or relatives left behind in the Philippines already think of them as a money dispenser and sometimes get mad if not being helped out. Life abroad is not easy.
Common story. Lots of guys in PH relaxing in the provinces, taking a trip to Western Union and chilling with a bunch of Red Horse.
Fast forward to today.. I hope Lolo Ramon is safe from covid at age 75
Ano pangalan nyapo full namem
@@jaym6770 Ramon bong Revilla.
@@lichaelvillanueva1378 ibang ramon ata yan lods
@@lichaelvillanueva1378 ｂｕｄｏｔｓ
@@yuyuverse9044 hahahaha
Wow, this is so historical! Knowing that this kind of video was captured during those years makes me amaze how simple was life back then here in our country! 🇵🇭 buti nalang nasa recommendation ko to. Just wow🥰
I was born 1956 im 63 plus 9 equals 72 Ramon still alive KMJS
Huh bakit may kmjs?
Lee Song hahahah oo nga e lahat nalang no? 🤦🏽♂️🤣
Lee Song para hanapin ni Jessica soho
Finding ramon
What?
Nung sabi mo?
It's San Luis, Pampanga. Less than 40 miles north of Manila. Thanks for sharing these videos. Always nice to look back and see what we have lost.
seacockroach taga San Luis Pampanga ako,thanks sa info
seacockroach ikw taga San ka?
Ako taga Candaba. Lupet
seacockroach Mekeni
seacockroach what is your clue that this was san luis ? the church perhaps?
Man i can't believe what happen to the Philippines when i see this video
EDSA 1 destroyed the once rich Philippines..
MakeMoneyHobby.com you and the rest of the fuckin baby makers is what happened.100 fuckin million little fucks like you.
super fly - Hey, if you are living in the Philippines, then you are part of it. I don't live in the Philippines by the way. Truth is, Cory Aquino destroyed the Philippines... she was NOT elected, she had NO EXPERIENCE as a leader of a country, she was NEVER a government ELECTED official even as a barangay captain she was NOT... she was the reason why the Philippines became poor because of Cory Aquino's INCOMPETENCE as the president that was NOT elected, and she was WITHOUT any idea how to run a 3rd world country that was already ahead of its neighbors... pero pinabagsak pa ni Cory ang sana mayaman na ang Pilipinas..
Yeah it's sad nowadays
I agree
Imissyouuuu so much my grandma juanita❤️. This video forever remain meeeee forever❤️. Thankyouuu mr Michael roggen ❤
I envied this era, people were just living their life. There's no judgement no fuss even chaos. Just peace. I wish me and my family were that close that we could eat breakfast together. Sigh
Sighh */nods in agreement
there was still strong influence of colonialism here, is fearing for ur life peaceful to u?
@@laurencenathalieraniego1639
My god, is this politics to you?
Capitalism : good
Communism : satanic
Colonialism : satanic
Fascism : satanic
Like, YOU don't know anything about politics, don't talk about that, colonialism isn't "fearing for your life", you're pretty much FINE if you follow the rules.
Colonialism is defined as “control by one power over a dependent area or people.” It occurs when one nation subjugates another, conquering its population and exploiting it, often while forcing its own language and cultural values upon its people.
Not only did the Spaniards come to force their religion and culture on us, they built the CODE OF LAW, they built Towns, they built Cities, They built churches, they built docks/ports, they built sewage systems, they built canals, etc.
If Spain never colonized Philippines, we would be a part of China, Brunei, or even the kingdom of Sulu.
@@laurencenathalieraniego1639
You're pretty stupid, before the Spaniards and Portuguese, Filipinos were killing eachother, there were numerous kingdoms around the country, this was stopped when the code of law was made by the Spaniards, "living in fear" is an exaggeration.
If you lived before the 1500s your family is pretty much in danger, you could be attacked by other Filipinos hungry for food, you could be attack by banded tribes, you could be attacked by the kingdom of Sulu, you could be attacked by the numerous sultanates around the country, like, do you even study history?, Don't even forget about the diseases, malaria was widespread.
@@laurencenathalieraniego1639
If you know stuff, pls, feel free to elaborate, don't reply with:
"Colonialism is bad but I won't tell you why"
Philippines in the past is better than this year
yeah
That time where squatters didn't exist.
Is*
At Hindi rin Ignoranti
日本語白はめあ lol
Kahit 20 na ako ngayun, I still can relate to the video. I still remember the day my father thought me how to drive a carrabao and how to take care a goat. I would wake up 5am everyday to tie the goat to an area where there is an abundance of grass from which it will feed and a nice shade to protect himself from the heat of the sun.
I remember whenever i visit my lola, she would fill their little swimming pool with hot water (because luckily, the spring, their water source, is hot) and i would play and swim their all morning then catch some tilapias in their pond nearby for lunch.
Good times.
This video really shows the most typical and simpliest life of a filipino in a province.
Fun fact: Mahirap lang kami at lumaki ako sa province.
Ang galing kalabaw mo,may makina,nada-drive mo!😂😂😂
U ride a karabao
yung kukuha kayo ng mga prutas sa bukid tapos kakain kayo sa lilim ng kahoy pagkatapos nyo maligo sa ilog... nakakamis lang..
Wow,you still have this old video,thank you ❤
So we all just informed that Ramon is actually the first vlogger in the Philippines making Vlog of his Birthday?
No its not a vlog its a Documentary
@@paulsagun its a joke
@@egggamingyt9272 no i think he's serious
@@paulsagun I can't tell as well
Vlogger ramon
The real Filipino Accent and flawless grammar! lovely!
Just imagine maybe almost half of these people in this video is probably dead, its sad but it's life.
Yeah probably
@Justine Gasque No, they are really dead.
unless there the 75-76 years old living now
@@lancetheking7524 probably but i hope they are still ok
That’s dark. I like it
What a beautiful video! I love my Filipino descendants! I love them
No phones or anything, just pure human interactions.
Yeah no phone just human interactions no tik tok cringe just nes console play in 80s 90s
No phone but camera
@@delightfulkpop im wish im was born 80s so im can't see tik tok and and move to amercan in 90s you mean movie camera
Anong tawag mo kapag nakikipag usap ka sa pamilya mo? Pure digital human talking shit?
Thats the technology
Wow!! Traveling back in time in a time machine.. thanks
this was during the time the philippines was a unique asian country with european architecture .
and also we learned english and spanish at school.
look how rich the culture is
sad what happened to our country
@@sschormI wouldn’t be sad because our technology has developed
They should probably build more structures like them but not everything, I don’t want my desk job to be located in a 500 year old Spanish cathedral
I am a half Filipino and i can't believe somebody posted a video of the old Philippines! Salamat for posting this po!
Even though this was so long ago and so many things have changed in the Philippines, I can almost hear the party going on and the joy Ramon has when he receives his gifts and plays with his schoolmates. Life has not been kind to the Philippines, but if there’s one thing that never changes, it’s the genuine hospitality and familial love Filipinos hold in their hearts. It is the strength that keeps us together.
Technology was never mentioned here, no trashtalks, clean and simple living. Philippine 1950
Ive always dreamed of living in this kind of era where women wears elegant clothing 🥺
Facts
@@jaschaamielmalik2245 true, because women wearing elegant clothes nowadays are called "maarte" or "pabonga"
Same ansarap bumalik sa dati
Anna Rosell Wow :c recommendation brought me here, I couldn't celebrate my B day cuz it's quarantine :c
Nick Remollo lol, happy bday tho
Glad RUclips had this in their Algo....thank you!
The Philippines was 2nd richest in the 1950’s, not 60’s nor 80’s. In the 80’s, China, India, Thailand, Indonesia, and South Korea were all ahead of the Philippines.
In 1960, Philippines was 3rd largest in Asia, behind Japan and India.
one thing for sure china, japan and korea suffered the worst in ww2, china is in state of civil war
and also india with the most deaths in ww2
I am an American who sought a woman from your country in 2008 because I work with Filipinas and my doctor is Filipino and i researched the values of the people. I was fortunate to marry the woman I'd been corresponding with. While on an airplane ride from Manila to Cagayon I struck up a conversation with a distinguished older Filipino seated next to me. He introduced his wife, a newspaper editor, and shared that he'd been in government with Ferdinand Marcos. He told me to look out the window at the green as far as you could see. He said, " We have one of the longest growing seasons in the world, we have an educated population, we were a developing country but now we are third world...." My takeaway was he was lamenting what should be now, where the country should be as opposed to where it is. I loved his sharing his thoughts.
But today we are nowhere near 5th
@@santiagocortez9554 Never any disrespect to Filipinos or Philippines. I am sometimes saddened to witness some Filipinos emulating the material/superficial side of the American lifestyle at the expense of such a culturally rich and resilient people !
When my country wasn't poor and a laughing stock. I can only watch the good times of the Philippines.
I don't know if that's a fact but i do feel like we are a laughing stock
@@mythoughtsexactly2145 Yeah I feel the same way. Gotta thank out beloved politicians through the years for that
bc the media present us as this but they never show the good sides of our country :/
leanne ray because we shouldnt just represent the good, we should represent the good and bad to showcase reality.
Rai Hanah i agree w you, but all the media ever does show is the bad more than the good
Before: Even the farmers can speak English fluently
Nowadays: They only speak English in TikTok
@Albert Morty pero dati magaling tayo magenglish dati ngayon ewan ko ba
Magaling tayo sa Ingles noong nasa ilalim tayo ng pananakop ng mga Amerikano.
@@pandaguan tama
Yeah I also wonder why
@Albert Morty hindi ahhh pilipino yan may accent ihhhh halatang pinoy i can tell
Love to Philippines from India 🇮🇳❤🇵🇭
सलामत पो
That farmer's life seems too unrealistically comfortable from what most of the farmers' living condition back then.
You Do Note Cassie i know many farmers and it’s actually that comfortable depending on a man’s outlook in life. if he’s content and happy with that life, he’s gonna be happy for the rest of his life with hard times but still happy. plus they had better lands then than farmers nowadays. nakakainggit nga sila kung tutuusin andaming kabayo at kalabaw at kambing at baka at prutas ng mga farmers
In a livong proof that life in the province, thats all true. The nioa hut, the carabao, the banig for sleeping, the kitchen tools qmd everything, I used to experiences most of these, some were oyr neighbors life.
Definitely staged. The father and son look so clean when they leave the field. They use fork and knife to eat when most farmers would actually use their hands. It looks a bit like some kind of propaganda film
it's a matter of perspective. :)
It is because the difference of Philippine currency. Mura lang kasi ang mga bilihin noon kesa ngayon na nag 2x ang presyo.
Plot twist: he is Ramon magsaysay...
Magsaysay was the President of that time.
Lmao nice joke 😂
@@noobgaming2480 he is jr
@@noobgaming2480 its a joke
hahaha, nice try: Ramon Magsaysay is already the President of the Philippines in 1956.
I wished The Philippines stayed like this forever...
*_Then, We won't have Modern Technologies. The Marcos Regime never happened. We will probably live in a Retro Futuristic Country. In where Ramon Magsaysay hasn't died yet and made him the oldest President In the world.. Or thats just my mind._*
@@fortnotegamer6449 *Yeah, you are probably right*
@@Yawnford yeah bro na miss ko na those days 2003 ako pinaganak , but when i was 10 technology comes to light
@Carl Gille ikr! marcos is smart!
@Carl Gille yes!
Thank you for posting this.
Now ramon already at 73 yrs old and juanita at 76 I hope both of them still live and healthy
Ramon passed away around 2017 or 18..
@@NathansFarmVlogssource?
@@Sashimitch_ Ramon's Grand Daughter..
@@NathansFarmVlogshow about his sister?
Wouldn’t it be cool if the real Ramon could comment here telling us he’s still alive and his ate juanita. Ramon could be 76 while juanita 78-80 y/o
Juanita is still alive pa daw, but Ramon has passed away, pero the same date this video uploaded ng bday party ulit si Ramon, and i think dumami pa sila magkakapatid after nitong video
@@farmlotsphilippines6357 Kelan ba siya namatay?
@@masarusenpai1952 not sure kung kelan po..
Shet sarap sa feeling if nabuhay ka nung ganung time period
Taga saan po ba sila
Thank you youtube for recommending this.
They’re so lucky
They lived on a simple and nostalgic life
Thank you for uploading this video sir
thank you sir for viewing this old movie it was so great and nice......mabuhay philippines
Now it's time for dancing...
1950: Ramon claps his hands
2019: Ramon dances to budots
It's 2020
haha 😂😁👍
Omg hahahah why?? 😂
Funny hahahahhhh
Ramon Revilla ahaha
Way back when a $1 = 2 pesos
That's why Philippines is the 2nd richest country in Asia in 1960's said somebody in the top comment.
No
$1 : ₱50
Today's Philippine is making us Filipino poor. Before $1 is P20, now its P50, and they raised the jeepney rides from P7 to P9 in 1 year!
Wow, thnx. I actually didn’t know about this!! Nice facts 👍🏻
When I first came to the Philippines in 1964 the rate was 3 peso to the dollar and they were silver
Namiss ko tuloy ang probinsya. Thanks for this video
buhay pa si Ramon.. kinakain kasi nila ay Nitro Rice.. na makukuha lamang sa Dark Continent
don freecs confirmed
Buhay paba Yong teacher ni Ramon?
@@CarolineSantiago nah 90 ata kung buhay pa
Ano ito hunter x hunter 😂
Ano ito hunter x hunter 😂
The farmer's accent sounds like he's German or Italian.
news5aksionfan661 more like mexican. americans and their stereotypes. lol
Cheryl Hemota they prob got a Mexican to do the voice over instead of a real Filipino cuz “they’re almost the same” 🙄
The Farmer's accent is a white guy trying to do a pinoy accent! Trust me. That's why it sounds like it's Mexican because that's what they knew in Hollywood those days. That's a fake accent man!!! FAKE! Listen to that piece.
The cameral man shot the footage and it was edited back LA. Trust me. The voice overs were from some Mexican actor. Trust me.
Check the accent yet beyond perfect grammar. LOL
I think so coz the accent when he spoke in Filipino sounded like a foreigner.
You were correct...Definitely not pinoy.
I've seen old videos of the US and some in Asia. Never thought there would be one about the Philippines. This warms my heart, thank you for taking me back in time.
my dad was born in 1950. I, 37 right now. And this gave me a glimpse how they lived. Muchas gracias mi amigo
The camera they used is really good for 1950’s
I think it's originally black and white,
Either that or the footage was just well preserved, or both.
Better than bank cctv
@@smartkking4984 are you a troll or what?
@@Flammen12 its a joke bcuz stereotypically speaking, bank cctv's always have bad quality
Did you know that in 1960s Philippines was the 2nd richest country in asia
Looks fake right? But its real
pugrilla the legend the liberal party is responsible for the Philippines' economic crisis
nope, it's now 1st, number 1 on corruption.
Aquinos ruined it
Other countries used the Philippines for their own good. Even when the Philippines is not even free from the colonization of americans there's already corruption happening.
not richest but economy they are different
This is really what I imagined everytime my grandma tell stories about their life before. 😭😭😭 Thank you for sharing this video.
This video just popped up in my feed, and it’s amazing to see what life is like when my great grand aunt is still 25...