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| Performer: | Silliman University Folk Arts Ensemble |
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| Musical Director: | Priscilla V. Magdamo |
| Album: | Philippine Folk Music (Songs of the Visayas) |
| Notes: | Folk song Arrangements by Magdamo - Imperial - Aledia |
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| Key / Mode: | G major |
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| Genre: | Songs of Humor |
| Form: | Foxtrot |
| About the Song: | An inspiration to fisherfolk and sung during their nightly venture into the sea, this traditional Visayan fishing song is widely popular in Luzon and Mindanao as well. It is about the exploits of Pilemon, a fisherman who sets forth to fish in the sea. (From the CCP Encyclopedia of Philippine Art, v. 6, p. 265-266) |
| Cultural Community: | Visayan |
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