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    This document provides summaries of several classic Filipino literary works and folk songs in different regional languages of the Philippines: - It summarizes the plot of Florante at Laura, written by Francisco Baltazar, which was composed during his imprisonment and was dedicated to his love Celia. - It also briefly describes Ibong Adarna, an epic poem about a legendary bird said to be found in Mt. Tabor, believed to have been composed by Jose Corazon de la Cruz. - Additionally, it lists several regional folk songs from languages like Ilocano, Kapampangan, Bicol, Bisaya, and Tagalog that are part of the cultural heritage of the Philippines.

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    This document provides summaries of several classic Filipino literary works and folk songs in different regional languages of the Philippines: - It summarizes the plot of Florante at Laura, written by Francisco Baltazar, which was composed during his imprisonment and was dedicated to his love Celia. - It also briefly describes Ibong Adarna, an epic poem about a legendary bird said to be found in Mt. Tabor, believed to have been composed by Jose Corazon de la Cruz. - Additionally, it lists several regional folk songs from languages like Ilocano, Kapampangan, Bicol, Bisaya, and Tagalog that are part of the cultural heritage of the Philippines.

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    This document provides summaries of several classic Filipino literary works and folk songs in different regional languages of the Philippines: - It summarizes the plot of Florante at Laura, written by Francisco Baltazar, which was composed during his imprisonment and was dedicated to his love Celia. - It also briefly describes Ibong Adarna, an epic poem about a legendary bird said to be found in Mt. Tabor, believed to have been composed by Jose Corazon de la Cruz. - Additionally, it lists several regional folk songs from languages like Ilocano, Kapampangan, Bicol, Bisaya, and Tagalog that are part of the cultural heritage of the Philippines.

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    Spanish Era Literature

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    This document provides summaries of several classic Filipino literary works and folk songs in different regional languages of the Philippines: - It summarizes the plot of Florante at Laura, written by Francisco Baltazar, which was composed during his imprisonment and was dedicated to his love Celia. - It also briefly describes Ibong Adarna, an epic poem about a legendary bird said to be found in Mt. Tabor, believed to have been composed by Jose Corazon de la Cruz. - Additionally, it lists several regional folk songs from languages like Ilocano, Kapampangan, Bicol, Bisaya, and Tagalog that are part of the cultural heritage of the Philippines.

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     AWIT

    Salita at Buhay ni
    Mariang Alimango
    Doce Pares na
    Kaharian ng
    Francia ni Jose de
    la Cruz
    Florante at Laura is a shorter version of its
    original title, written in ancient
    Tagalog: “Pinagdaanang Buhay ni
    Florante at ni Laura sa Cahariang Albania.
    Quinuha sa madlang “cuadro histórico” o
    pinturang nagsasabi sa mga nangyayari
    nang unang panahón sa Imperio nang
    Grecia, at tinula nang isang matouain sa
    versong tagálog. (The Life of Florante and
    Laura in the Kingdom of Albania: Culled
    from a publicly-displayed “cuadro
    histórico” or historical painting which
    describes the events which were
    occurring during ancient times in the
    empire of Greece, and penned by
    someone who enjoys Tagalog verse).

    This literary masterpiece was written during


    Francisco Baltazar’s imprisonment in
    Pandacan, Manila (he used the
    pseudonym Francisco Balagtas). Florante
    at Laura was said to be the outcome of
    Balagtas’ heartbroken situation after
    losing the woman that he loved the most
    whom he referred to as “Celia.” Balagtas
    wholeheartedly dedicated this timeless
    book to Celia (Maria Asuncion Rivera or
    M.A.R.), who was later married to
    Balagtas’ rival, Mariano Capule, a rich
    and powerful man. It was Capule who
    made false charges against Balagtas and
    used the power of money to put him in jail.
    Buhay ni
    Segismundo ni
    Eulogio Juan de
    Tandiona
    Prinsipe Igmidio at
    Prinsesa Clariana
     CORRIDO

    Ibong Adarna is an epic about a


    legendary bird which is said to be
    found in Mt. Tabor, where it perches
    on the shimmering Piedras Platas at
    night (Piedras Platas is Spanish for
    silver stones). During the daytime,
    the bird goes off somewhere but it
    comes back at night to rest, and it
    sings beautifully before it sleeps.

    The Ibong Adarna is a narrative


    poem with the full title, “Corrido at
    Buhay na Pinagdaanan nang
    Tatlong Principeng Magcacapatid
    na Anac nang Haring Fernando at
    nang Reina Valeriana sa Cahariang
    Berbania.” (Corrido and the Life of
    Three Princes, sons of King Fernando
    and Queen Valeria from the
    kingdom of Berbania). The poem has
    no exact date of origin and its author
    remains unknown. However, it is
    believed that the poem was
    composed by “Huseng
    Sisiw,” pseudonym of Jose Corazon
    de la Cruz, dubbed as the “King of
    Tagalog Poets.”
    Don Juan Tiñoso
    Bernardo Carpio
    ni Jose de la Cruz
     FOLK SONGS

    Ilokano –
    Pamulinawen
    Kapampangan –
    Atin cu pung
    Singsing
    Bicol – Sarung
    banggui
    Bisaya –
    Dandansoy
    Tagalog – Leron-
    leron Sinta

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