Philippine March: Zamboanga March
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"Zamboanga March" is a Philippine march dedicated to the Zamboanga del Sur municipality within the Philippines.
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Thanks for posting this!
Just some correction on the description. This song was originally titled "No Te Vayas de Zamboanga" and composed in 1898 by Juan Cuadrado Sr., a Spanish resident, in reference to Zamboanga City. While this city is geographically part of Zamboanga del Sur province, it is currently a different entity as a separate independent city (and when Cuadrado originally composed the song in 1898, the entire Zamboanga peninsula was just a single province anyway so there was no "Zamboanga del Sur" back then).
Interestingly, Zamboanga City is home to the only surviving Spanish-based creole language in the Philippines, Chavacano. Zamboanga City was a major Spanish settlement in Mindanao during the colonial period and was one of the last places to surrender to Filipino revolutionaries in 1899. That kind of explains the Spanish connection. In fact, this march has lyrics in Spanish/Chavacano. Perhaps you can post a vocal version in the future if you're interested.
You're still here
@@marqueneshanleypasa9548 Of course, I'm still here. 🤣
Mabuhay ang Hukbong Sandatahan ng Republika ng Pilipinas!
Corrección: 《 Sandatahang Lakas》, parehong salita ang "hukbo" at "sandatahan."
Long live Republic of Philippines. From your big bro Indonesia.
Philippines got the drip more than the Americans🗿
Our armed forces in general is heavily influenced by USA. So in essence, even the uniforms are based on that worn by US Armed Forced
What do you mean? Those are literally American uniforms😂
Agree, leather sam browne belts should always be a part of the ceremonial uniforms to make it look even more sexier
@@thitisaks1709american inspired po, but ranks and insignia have american influence, general officers and enlisted ranks are similar to americans, field officers and junior officers have Philippine triangle and sun
They learned from the best 🇺🇸
"HANDA, SA KANAN, TINGIN'
Harap*
I'm proud to be born in zamboanga
Adelante Zamboanga!
I hear the
"Tayo na kay Marcos-Lopez" jingle
As Filipino, we must proud our country within patrimony and the military that they march through their present. So in our visayas region, we respect Zamboanga.
Are those m14's or m1a's
My uncle, said they used Garands, hes a Seargent in the army. (afp)
M14s refurbished for ceremonial purposes
Isang araw , babalik ang hukbong sandatahang lakas ng pilipinas!✊🇵🇭
Bakit, san na pala sila ngayon?
Corrección: "Sandatahang Lakas," pareho lamang ang ibig sabihin ng 《hukbo》 at 《sandatahan 》
This is based on a song of our city called in the Chavacano language “No te vayas de Zamboanga” and there's also an American song called “The Monkeys have no tails in Zamboanga”
:)
info about which bands have played this piece before in zamboanga?
¡No Te Vayas de Zamboanga!
The one that had shako reminds me of french soldier in napoleonic wars
Philippines Independence March Instrumental next.
Love seeing more Asian marches
It came from: czcams.com/video/55WSVEqoqtA/video.htmlsi=RYqDHV5IlUielmHF
Marcos-Lopez Presidential Campaign Song
It's the opposite. The 1965 Marcos-Lopez jingle was based on "No Te Vayas de Zamboanga" which was composed in 1898.
@@cancionesdefilipinas1898 ohh thanks for informing me about that, comrade.
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