The Philippines brags for having the
longest Christmas celebration in the planet, once the “ber” months has sets in
– the celebration begins.
One of the most iconic way
celebrating the season is the Filipino children singing Christmas carols in
different houses.
The songs would usually be the ones
in tagalog, English, Spanish, or any combination from the three.
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| (Photo courtesy of Glendale Lapastora) |
The yearly station ID of ABS-CBN has
somehow made the list the songs the kids would sing.
But lately the distinction for being
the number 1 Christmas song belongs to Jose Mari Chan’s “Christmas in our
Hearts”, it safe to say that it has reached the same iconic status as “Ang
Pasko ay Sumapit” , “Jingle Bells” and “Feliz Navidad” in the songs being sung
by Filipino kids when going from house to house singing Christmas carols.
One that has gone viral is a post in
front of a house in Barangay De Ocampo, Trece Martires City in the province of
Cavite wherein it addresses the carolers.
Would you still sing proceed with
your Christmas carol medleys, after reading the post?
High risks, high rewards seems to be
the simple interpretation of the post , plus its upper funny- very Filipino.
The post announced the rates of money
street carolers would get depending the choice, delivery , and performance of
the Christmas song.
Netizen
Glendale Lapastora, who is also from the same area, he was walking around the
village when he saw the signage on the gate of his neighbor.
Full
quoted post see below:
“Di ko na kinunan ang buong bahay
for privacy reasons,” the uploader said.
According to the “management” of the house, every Christmas performance
has a corresponding amount of money. Those who will be able to perform a K-pop
song with correct lyrics will get P20.
“Meron na ngang nagreact sabi nga nila di na daw sila nagka-caroling sa
harap nila dahil diyan, daming requests!” he added.
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