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    The document provides information on Spanish culture and its influence on Filipino culture. It discusses how Spain controlled the Philippines for 333 years and introduced Catholicism, the Spanish language, foods like leche flan and longganisa, and last names. It also notes Spain established the first schools and universities in the Philippines. Traditional Spanish dances and music have influenced Filipino festivals and holidays as well. Overall, the passage summarizes the long history of Spanish colonization in the Philippines and the lasting impacts it has had on religion, language, education, and other aspects of Filipino culture.

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    The document provides information on Spanish culture and its influence on Filipino culture. It discusses how Spain controlled the Philippines for 333 years and introduced Catholicism, the Spanish language, foods like leche flan and longganisa, and last names. It also notes Spain established the first schools and universities in the Philippines. Traditional Spanish dances and music have influenced Filipino festivals and holidays as well. Overall, the passage summarizes the long history of Spanish colonization in the Philippines and the lasting impacts it has had on religion, language, education, and other aspects of Filipino culture.

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    The document provides information on Spanish culture and its influence on Filipino culture. It discusses how Spain controlled the Philippines for 333 years and introduced Catholicism, the Spanish language, foods like leche flan and longganisa, and last names. It also notes Spain established the first schools and universities in the Philippines. Traditional Spanish dances and music have influenced Filipino festivals and holidays as well. Overall, the passage summarizes the long history of Spanish colonization in the Philippines and the lasting impacts it has had on religion, language, education, and other aspects of Filipino culture.

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    SPANISH CULTURE

    CATHOLICISM
    It is the predominant Las Procesiones prominent tradition of
    religion in Spain, and Spain. It is and organized marches similar to
    parades that are a manifestation of faith and
    almost every Spanish
    commemoration of religious happenings.
    City has Catholic
    Churches and
    Cathedral.

    Almudena
    Cathedral.
    C ELEB R ATION AND
    FESTIVALS

    Las Fallas de Valencia


    Fallas (torch)
    Burning wooden FLOWER
    MASCLETA OFFERING
    structures that (March 1-19. 2pm) (March 17)
    was used as
    lamps during
    winter to
    celebrate the
    arrival of soring LA CRÉMA
    on March 19. NIT DEL FOC
    (March 19)
    (Night of Fire)
    March 18
    LA TOMATINA
    TRADITIONAL CLOTHING AND
    FASHION

    TRAJE CORTO LA MANTILLA LA PEINETA

    El traje La
    corto (short mantilla (veil): a La
    suit): short long lace or silk peineta (comb):
    jackets, veil that covers a tortoise-shell
    combined with women’s head comb worn by
    a white shirt, and shoulders. women to
    and high- It was once a secure the
    waisted requirement to mantilla in
    trousers. It’s wear it before their hair.
    usually worn entering a
    by men with a church.
    Spanish sombr
    ero (hat).
    MUSIC AND DANCES

    • Spanish music genres vary


    • Here’s a list of other
    according to
    popular Spanish dances:
    region. Flamenco, Rumba
    Catalana, and Bolero are • Sardana from Catalonia
    accompanied by string • Muiñeira from Galicia
    musical instruments and
    • Fandango
    powerful dance. Modern
    and classical artists often • Zambra from Andalusia
    mix Flamenco and other • Jota from Valencia
    traditional Spanish music
    • Sevillana from Seville
    with modern beats.
    SPANISH INFLUENCES IN FILIPINO
    CULTURE.
    HISTORY OF SPAIN IN THE
    PHILIPPINES.

    SPAIN HAD CONTROL OF THE PHILIPPINES FOR 333


    YEARS.
    SPAIN WAS ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL
    NATIONS IN THE WORLD AROUND 1500’s.
    OBJECTIVES FOR TAKING PHILIPPINE ISLAND

    SPREAD
    OF
    CATHOLIC
    CHURCHE
    S.

    GAIN POLITICAL
    POWER BY
    GAIN CONQUERING
    WEALTH AND LAYING
    THROUGH CLAIM TO AS
    SPICE TRADE MANY LANDS AS
    FERDINAND MAGELLAN.

    A MAN FROM
    PORTUGAL SET SAIL
    UNDER THE SPANISH
    FLAG WHERE HE
    EVENTUALLY
    DISCOVERED THE
    PHILIPPINE ISLAND.
    HE WAS WARMLY
    RECEIVED BY SOME
    NATIVE TRIBES.
    Spain continued to send expedition to the Philippine Island until 1564.
    Conflict and War erupted between 2 Nations.

    • Spain eventually took the


    Philippine by force in
    battle. One Island at a
    time. Until the whole
    country was conquered.
    • Philippine remained under
    control of the Spanish
    until 1898
    LANGUAGE

    • One of the common Tagalog greeting


    • Estimated about 20% of Tagalog
    “Kumusta ka?” was derived from the
    words are Spanish.
    spanish “Como estas?” (How are
    • A Spanish-Filipino language called you?).
    CHAVACANO has prevailed in
    Zamboanga City.
    • Here are few examples;

    Tagalog Spanish

    Edukasyon Educacion
    Diyos Dios
    Baryo Barrio
    Gwapo Guapo
    FOOD

    • Filipino cuisines is apparently a fusion of many different cuisines,


    including Chinese, Malay, Spanish, and many more.
    • 80% of Filipino food were derived from Spanish Influence.

    Leche Flan (Milk


    Pandesal (Pan De Pudding)
    Sal (Salt Bread))

    Longganisa Kaldereta (Beef


    Ensaymada (Chorizo) Stew)
    (ensaimada)
    CATHOLICISM

    Filipinos were PAGANS (their gods and goddesses are embedded in nature),
    and;
    When Spaniards came, they introduced Christianity to Filipinos. They
    (Filipinos) learned to embrace Christianity, and they started to believe in
    Christ and the concept of salvation and afterlife.
    Today, there are more than 600,000 churches in the Philippines. These
    churches cater 93% of the current population of the Philippine Christian
    population.

    San Agustin Church Manila Cathedral Barasoian Church


    FESTIVALS

    FLORES DE MAYO
    SINULOG FESTIVAL FEAST OF THE NAZARENE
    (FLOWERS OF MAY)

    A parade features beautiful Honoring the miraculous


    -Held every 3 Sunday of January.
    rd
    ladies holding religious statue of Jesus Christ that
    - Commemorates the acceptance of artifacts, such as bible, a small survived fire without being
    Christianity by the Filipino people. cross, or statue of Sto. Niño deformed.
    EDUCATION

    • Spanish established Catholic-Run Schools were Friar and Nuns are the
    teachers at these schools.
    • Spanish also added new subjects to their academe, such as Math, Spanish,
    and Business.
    • Set up Colleges (segregated by genders).

    PONTIFICAL AND ROYAL COLEGIO DE SAN JUAN ESCUALA PIA


    UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS DE LETRAN
    (ATENEO DE MANILA)
    (UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS)
    NUMBERS AND MONEY
    • The Spanish money system (based on pesos) was adopted by Filipino
    lifestyle as well as the use of Spanish numbers in business and money
    transaction.
    • Using Spanish numeral is the marketplace norm.

    LAST NAMES

    • In 1849, the Governor sent out an There were some Filipino s who did
    order that all families were to choose not want to change their native last
    a new last name from a list of names.
    Spanish last names.
    Ex.
    Ex.
    Macaraeg, Masipag, Batungbakal,
    Garcia ,Valdez, Villanueva, Cruz, Magsaysay, Makapagal, Dimaguiba
    Reyes, Flores, Ramos, Perez, and etc. and etc.

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