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| Composer: |
San Pedro, Lucio
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| Lyricist: | Levi Celerio |
| Arranger: | Redentor Romero |
| Performer: | Irma Potenciano (Soprano) and The London Philharmonic Orchestra |
| Conductor: | Redentor Romero |
| Album: | Iniibig Kita: I Love You Philippine Style |
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| Key / Mode: | F major |
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| Genre: | Lullaby (Uyayi) |
| Form: | Kundiman |
| Historical Period: | American Period |
| Date of Composition: | 1943 |
| Movie Scoring: | Used as the theme song of the 1976 movie "Sakada" which was directed by Behn Cervantes |
| About the Song: | Based on the melody used by Lucio San Pedro's mother to lull her children to sleep. He dedicated this lullabye to his mother. (From the CCP Encyclopedia of Philippine Art, v. 6, p. 269) |
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