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    This document contains a Campampangan folk song titled "Ati Cu Pung Singsing" translated into English. The song is about a cherished ring that was inherited from one's parents but got lost without the singer realizing. It expresses the singer's sadness over losing the ring that holds sentimental value as it connects them to their family origins. The song shares how the singer searched for the ring but to no avail, leaving their poor heart worshipping and longing for the lost ring.

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    This document contains a Campampangan folk song titled "Ati Cu Pung Singsing" translated into English. The song is about a cherished ring that was inherited from one's parents but got lost without the singer realizing. It expresses the singer's sadness over losing the ring that holds sentimental value as it connects them to their family origins. The song shares how the singer searched for the ring but to no avail, leaving their poor heart worshipping and longing for the lost ring.

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    This document contains a Campampangan folk song titled "Ati Cu Pung Singsing" translated into English. The song is about a cherished ring that was inherited from one's parents but got lost without the singer realizing. It expresses the singer's sadness over losing the ring that holds sentimental value as it connects them to their family origins. The song shares how the singer searched for the ring but to no avail, leaving their poor heart worshipping and longing for the lost ring.

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    MALAYA - by CRISSOT

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    This document contains a Campampangan folk song titled "Ati Cu Pung Singsing" translated into English. The song is about a cherished ring that was inherited from one's parents but got lost without the singer realizing. It expresses the singer's sadness over losing the ring that holds sentimental value as it connects them to their family origins. The song shares how the singer searched for the ring but to no avail, leaving their poor heart worshipping and longing for the lost ring.

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    MALAYA

    Ni Crissot

    Pagtumayla ra ka, kalulung dalaga: King dayun mung ginto Karin ka maghilig,
    Nanu ing buri mu? At ding dasyan mu
    Bias kang kundiman, o kanyang masikang Malambut dang bulbul ding maputing cisnes;
    Malabis, mayumung At kanyang malilung,
    Lulwal king lia na ning Musa Malasia? Lalan na ning magga Karin at idalit
    Pakirandaman mu: Ing tagulele mung
    Matudtud! Matudtud! Malagung Malaya, Bagayan citara, lungkut ampon tangis,
    King ba’mung e akit daraptan da keka. Kanita ring taksil baling mangaligkig.
    Huge meng bwak mung makaba’t matuling, Kabang yanag opolong sikat ning alaya
    Takpan mong kanwan mu Panayan teng sunlag,
    King ban e mayakit yang bigung pagbitkil: Pagkapilitin mung paynawa ka sana:
    Ya ing maging bungbung Ipyak mo ring mata,
    King kalinisan mu, alang kalmang Virgen: Tyu pa kapitangan, ing besngi sisyuk pa,
    Kanita mipampan Pagkapilitin mung
    King panlalawe ra’t ya ing maging tabing Matudtud! Matudtud! Malagung Malaya
    King kalubasan mung pikaylian din taksil. King ba’mung e akit darapatan da keka.
    MALAYA
    Translated by Rosalinda I. Castro

    I shall sing you to sleep, thou hapless maiden Lie down in your golden hammock
    What is your wish? On a pallet
    Would you listen to a kundiman or to music Of softest down from white swans,
    Sweet and mellifluous And in the shade
    From the lyre of the Malaysian Muse? Under the mango tree there we shall sing
    Listen: Your lament,
    Sleep! Sleep! Beautiful Malaya Your grief, you’re weeping with zither music,
    So you may not see what they inflict on you. Let the traitors hear and quake with fear!
    MALAYA
    Translated by Rosalinda I. Castro

    Let down your long and jet-black hair While for the opal rays of dawn we wait
    Shield your forehead To shine forth,
    And from them hide the marks of sorrow: Try to get some rest: Close your eyes,
    This the veil For midnight is still here,
    Of your purity, thou unhappy virgin; we hear the sounds of darkness;
    It will avert Try to Sleep! Sleep! Beautiful Malaya,
    Their gaze and serve as the curtain So you may not see what they inflict on you.
    Of your nakedness that the traitors laugh at.
    JUAN CRISOSTOMO ‘Crissot’ SOTO

    ❖Pseudonyms: Crissot, Rubi, Natis


    Belen and Vitaliano in his
    poems, and Julio September
    and Lacan Batbat in his articles
    ❖Born in Santa Ines Bacolor,
    Pampanga (January 27, 1867 -
    June 12, 1918)
    ❖A poet, playwright and a
    newspaperman
    ❖“Father of Pampango Literature”
    ❖Born in Santa Ines Bacolor,
    Pampanga (January 27, 1867 -
    June 12, 1918)
    ❖From a family of farmers, his
    mother Marciana Caballa was a
    seamstress, and his father Santiago
    Sotto was a court employee and
    was the Head of Peace Officer in
    their town.
    Contribution in Philippine Literature
    ❖Wrote numerous lyrical poems, historical
    dramas, humorous plays, fiery editorials and
    philosophical essays;
    • Perlas Quing Burac and Pula’t-Puti
    • Ang Sultana, Perla, Zapre and Rubi
    ( later years of the Spanish period)
    • The Marriage of the Dead
    • Sigalot
    • Alang Dios
    • Nanu Tang Male Cu
    Contribution in Philippine Literature
    ❖Translated the Spanish version of Romeo and
    Juliet in Pampango and old European plays like
    Lovers of Teruel Faust and Nero, and Gladiators;
    ❖Author of the first novel in pampango “Lydia”,
    in collaboration with Galura;
    ❖Translated Rizal’s Noli Me Tangere and El
    Filibusterismo;
    ❖Wrote a English-Spanish-Pampango Dictionary
    with the help of Modesto Juaquin.
    ATI CU PUNG SINGSING

    Atin cu pung singsing Ing sucal ning lub ku


    Metung yang timpucan Susukdul queng banwa
    Amana que iti Mengurus cung gamat
    Queng indung ibatan Bobo bing lamesa
    Sangcan queng sininup Ninumang menakit
    Queng metung a caban Queng singsing cung mana
    Nawala ya iti Calulung pusu ku
    Ecu camalayan Nanginy ya keaka.
    ATI CU PUNG SINGSING
    Campampangan Folk Song

    Atin cu pung singsing Ing sucal ning lub ku


    Metung yang timpucan Susukdul queng banwa
    Amana que iti Mengurus cung gamat
    Queng indung ibatan Bobo bing lamesa
    Sangcan queng sininup Ninumang menakit
    Queng metung a caban Queng singsing cung mana
    Nawala ya iti Calulung pusu ku
    Ecu camalayan Nanginy ya keaka.
    ATI CU PUNG SINGSING
    Campampangan Folk Song

    Meron akong singsing Ang sakit nang loob ko


    Isa s’yang mahalaga Abot hanggang langit
    Namana ko ito Nag krus ako ng kamay
    Sa amang pinagmulan Sa ibabaw ng mesa
    Tinangka kong itago Sinumang nakakita
    Sa isang lalagyan Sa singsing kong minana
    Ngunit Nawala ito Kawawang puso ko
    Hindi ko namalayan. Sasamba sa iyo.
    THANK YOU FOR
    LISTENING!!!

    Prepared by: Ma. Rhodora S. Ma. Nieva


    BEED III

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