MAGUINDANAOANS' PORTAL: EMBALINGAN KA DEN TAYAN by KHOMEINI

1/30/2008

EMBALINGAN KA DEN TAYAN by KHOMEINI

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galilido'y ginawa ko
sabap saleka papedtayan
nilipatanana ku nengka den
ka minawa ka

ngini sabapin katinagak engka
saki saguna tayan
gatawan nengka bun su lilini ku
sampay saguna
seka tayan houoh

embalingan ka den tayan
kapanu na ku u dala ka
embalingan ka den tayan
kapanu na ku u dala ka
galilidu'y ginawa ku

nginto ka di nengka den nalinyan
su lilini ku salka tayan
ka nabimban tanu lukes engka
ka dya ku niyan galinyan

ngini sabapin katinagak engka
saki saguna tayan
gatawan nengka bun su lilini ku
sampay saguna
seka tayan houoh

embalingan ka den tayan
kapanu na ku u dala ka
embalingan ka den tayan
kapanu na ku u dala ka
galilidu'y ginawa ku

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Jason Paul Laxamana said...: Welcome to Archipelago Music, a blog that will serve to promote new
Philippine music (OPM) from the regions. It attempts to empower
regional music, especially those sung in the various regional
languages of the archipelago like Ilokano, Bikol, Kapampangan,
Waray-Waray, Meranaw, Maguindanaon, etc., amidst the dominance of Tagalog and Pinoy
English songs and music videos in the world of OPM.

This is one of the advocacy projects of Kalalangan Kamaru, a
multidisciplinary team of Kapampangan youth seeking to develop and
propagate Kapampangan pride, culture, and language to the Kapampangan
youth. This time, it extends its ideologies to the other
ethnolinguistic groups to empower the regions more and make the
Philippines a truly multicultural yet unified nation.

visit http://archipelago-music.blogspot.com; November 5, 2008 at 4:54 PM

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MAGUINDANAOAN (definition)

Maguindanaon means "people of the flood plain" for they mainly inhabit the broad Pulangi River valley and delta which occasionally flood. The Pulangi River has its beginning in the mountains from the Liguasan Marsh and Lake Buluan. Because the authority and influence of Maguindanaon rulers formerly extended over a wide territory from Sibugay Bay in the west to the coasts of Davao in the East, the name Mindanao was applied to the second largest island of the Philippines. They are found mainly in four provinces: Maguindanao, North Cotabato, South Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, forming the Cotabato region.

The Maguindanaon are subdivided into two principal groups, each with its own dialect and traditional location: Tau-sa Ilud (people of the lower valley), and Tau-sa Laya (people of the upper valley). The Tau-sa Ilud are concentrated in the areas around Cotabato City and extend to South dinaig. They are primarily sedentary wet rice agriculturists. Traditionally, they constituted the Sultanate of Maguindanao based near present day Cotabato City. Their dialect is characterized by more rapid, "harder" consonant sounds, with preference for using "d" rather than "r" and variations on the use of "l" and "r".

The Tau-sa Laya are primarily concentrated in the areas of Datu Piang and extend south to the areas, which include Buluan. They practice semi-sedentary agriculture and grow corn and upland rice. Traditionally, they constitute the Rajahship of Buayan based near present-day town of Datu Piang. Their dialect is characterized by slower cadence, a drawl, with frequent omission of the consonants between vowels preference for using L rather than R, occasional variation of R for D and some differentiated vocabulary.

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