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    Salidumay is an indigenous folk song of the Igorot and Kalinga people of the northern Philippines [1]. It is traditionally not sung in Tagalog but Grace Nono recorded a popular version translating the lyrics [2]. Among the Itneg people, salidumay is the response song sung by young women to the songs of men during the weaving season [3]. The salidumay songs express gratitude and serve to indicate romantic acceptance or rejection.

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    Salidumay is an indigenous folk song of the Igorot and Kalinga people of the northern Philippines [1]. It is traditionally not sung in Tagalog but Grace Nono recorded a popular version translating the lyrics [2]. Among the Itneg people, salidumay is the response song sung by young women to the songs of men during the weaving season [3]. The salidumay songs express gratitude and serve to indicate romantic acceptance or rejection.

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    Salidumay is an indigenous folk song of the Igorot and Kalinga people of the northern Philippines [1]. It is traditionally not sung in Tagalog but Grace Nono recorded a popular version translating the lyrics [2]. Among the Itneg people, salidumay is the response song sung by young women to the songs of men during the weaving season [3]. The salidumay songs express gratitude and serve to indicate romantic acceptance or rejection.

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    salidummay

    Ang salidúmmay, maaari ding salidomay o salidumay, ng mga Kalinga ay awiting-bayang nagpapahiwatig
    ng masayáng pagbatì sa panauhing dumalo sa kasal o anumang masayáng okasyon. Narito ang isang
    buong teksto:

    Dang dang-ay si Dong-ilay Kappia, talna iyawat mi

    Insinali dumma-ay Manbiag na dua ay ili

    Dang dang-ay si Dong-ilay

    Insinali dumma-ay Manpukay guranggurra

    Pinnatoy manpatingga

    Kablaaw iyebkas mi A-anak man-a-asawa

    Dagup yo kabodong mi Takod panagkaykaysa

    Naayat ay umili

    Nanlapo ad Mangali Sapay koma kan ni Kabunian

    Losan inna bendisyonan

    Boliney na ili mi Ta adi mayaw-awan

    Kan dakay mansangaili Intay nantutulagan

    Maaari rin itong awitin bilang pamamaalam ng kalalakihan sa mga dalaga matapos ang isang
    pagdiriwang o awitin para sa pakikipagkasundo.

    Salidumay is an indigenous folk song associated with the Igorot and Kalinga natives of the Cordillera
    Mountains in the northern part of the Philippines.

    Salidumay is traditionally not sung in Tagalog; however, in the popular modern interpretation by Filipina
    singer Grace Nono, the lyrics are translated into Tagalog.

    Among the Itneg people, salidumay is the response song of young women to the kalkalimusta songs of
    men during the weaving season. The salidumay are sweet melodies and expressions of gratitude.
    Serving as indicators of acceptance or rejection, the songs play an important role in the lives of young
    people of courtship age.
    TAGALOG LYRICS ENGLISH TRANSLATION

    Kalikasan Nature
    Kayamanan Wealth
    Kagandahan Beauty
    Kabuhayan Livelihood

    Ay, ay salidumay Ay, ay salidumay


    Salidumay diway Salidumay diway

    Yamang lupa Land riches


    Yamang tubig Water riches
    Yamang puno Tree riches
    Yamang hangin Wind riches
    Yamang tao People riches
    Yamang diwa Essence riches
    Yamang malay Consciousness riches
    Yamang kaluluwa Soul riches

    Ay, ay salidumay Ay, ay salidumay


    Salidumay diway Salidumay diway

    Kalinangan Resources
    Kasaysayan History
    Sulong, bayan Forward, country
    Kalayaan… Freedom…
    Savong Shi Bahong Tagalog Translation English Translation

    Watay sahey marikit Bulaklak sa Bahong Flower in Bahong

    jen nak-inam-amta (Translated by Alex V. Abelos) (Translated by Alex V. Abelos)

    ka-it ta Ivadoy taga Bahong Mayroon isang magandang There’s one fair lady
    dalaga
    nay-af-afil petteng to whom I had known
    na aking nakilala
    angkangon sifen dahi she’s also an Ibaloi like me
    pareho kong Ibaloi na taga from Bahong
    maysesmek jen shili Bahong
    who got a distinct beauty
    Tinaynan ko la namumukod ang angking
    ganda needless to say-all men shall I
    Tep in maharak da say
    maski sinong lalaki
    nem sikatoy naha will fall on her ravishing
    nemnemnema mapapaamomg matindi beauty

    ekkak eshan dibdikan iniwanan ko muna siya I left her for a while

    sota to hapesing dahil ako’y papauwi na since I went home not that
    far
    son sikak alin nangningning kaso siya ang aking lagging
    naaalala but really i always think of her
    Arig mo’y sabsavong
    di ko kasi makalimutan as I could not forget
    nay-esek shi Bahong
    ang kanyang pamamaraan the way she states
    manseng-ew tan
    memmapteng ng pagtingin sa aking kabuoan my physical bearing

    no kulta-en sha para kang bulaklak She seems to be a flower

    ilaw shed Manila na namumukadkad sa Bahong like those planted n Bahong

    panpifingilan sha mabango pag nasamyo bukod with fair scent and rare
    sa kagandahan beauty
    Man-iyank emmoshima
    Bahong pag ika’y pitasin by the time it is cut and
    harvested
    shiman day nak pan sa Manila agad dalhin
    “Gardenan” immediately brought down to
    at doo’y pag aagawang Manila
    wara e dason ko angkinin
    there it is being swooned and
    may-asop son sikato Siguro titira na lang ako adored

    say-ayshi en-afit so sa lugar ng Bahong Perhaps I’d better stay

    doon ako mag “garden” there at your place in Bahong

    nang may dahilan ako then I will cultivate my own


    garden there
    papapalapit sa ginigiliw ko
    so I all have the reasons
    para walang pipitas sa ganda
    mo to stay closer beside her

    so no one will “harvest” my


    fairest flower.

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