Caroling is a part of the Filipino Christmas tradition. Once the Dawn Mass known as "Misa de Gallo" or "Simbang Gabi " starts, carolers will be on their feet singing Christmas carols from house to house spreading the spirit of the season through songs.
Children like to form groups and enjoy hopping from one house to another every night singing Jingle Bells, Silent Night and traditional Filipino Christmas songs like Ang Pasko Ay Sumapit, Pasko Na Naman, at Namamasko.
They usually have handmade musical instruments like tambourine, made from bottle tops, cans or biscuit tins used as drums. They will be happy if you give them a coin or if your feeling generous a peso or more will make them sing another song for you.
And this is what they sing to thank you for your generosity... "Thank you, thank you, ang babait ninyo ...thank you...."
As CESDEV Nursing's way of thanking all of you for your continued support and dedication, starting tomorrow, this blog will be posting beautiful Christmas songs performed by the Celtic Woman. This is our simple way of saying ... "Thank you, thank you, ang babait ninyo ...thank you...."
Children like to form groups and enjoy hopping from one house to another every night singing Jingle Bells, Silent Night and traditional Filipino Christmas songs like Ang Pasko Ay Sumapit, Pasko Na Naman, at Namamasko.
They usually have handmade musical instruments like tambourine, made from bottle tops, cans or biscuit tins used as drums. They will be happy if you give them a coin or if your feeling generous a peso or more will make them sing another song for you.
And this is what they sing to thank you for your generosity... "Thank you, thank you, ang babait ninyo ...thank you...."
As CESDEV Nursing's way of thanking all of you for your continued support and dedication, starting tomorrow, this blog will be posting beautiful Christmas songs performed by the Celtic Woman. This is our simple way of saying ... "Thank you, thank you, ang babait ninyo ...thank you...."
