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This document defines and describes several important religious traditions and folk songs in Philippine culture. It explains that devotional songs accompany religious observances, while pastores are Christmas songs that recount the story of the shepherds visiting baby Jesus. Sinakulo are Lenten plays that dramatize the passion of Christ, and pasyon are epic narratives about the death and resurrection of Jesus. The document also defines traditions like salubong, flores de mayo, and santacruzan, and provides a description of folk songs.
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- 2. Devotional song Is a hymn which accompanies religious observances and rituals
- 3. PASTORES Is a Christmas season folk dance and song practiced in many parts of Samar. The pastores (shepherds) recounts the story of the shepherds who visited the child Jesus in the manger through a song.
- 4. SINAKULO Is a Lenten play that is dramatic presentation of the Passion of Jesus Christ – his trial, suffering and death.
- 5. PASYÒN Is a Philippine epic narrative of the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
- 6. SALUBONG (Tagalog for “meeting”) is a traditional Filipino devotion that reenacts the encounter 0f the risen Christ with his mother.
- 7. FLORES de MAYO (Spanish for “Flowers of May” is a Catholic and Aglipayan festival held in the Philippines in the month of May.
- 8. SANTACRUZAN Is the pageant of the lasy day of Flores de Mayo, held in honour of Helena of Constantinope (known s Reyna Elena ) and Constantine the Great finding the True Cross in Jerusalem.
- 9. FOLK SONG A song originating among the people of a country of area, passed by oral tradition from one singer or generation to the next, often existing in several versions, and marked generally by simple, modal melody and stanzaic, narrative verse.