Music: Filipino Music Genre and Their Examples: Pop Culture

POP CULTURE
Music: Filipino
Music Genre
and their
examples
Presented by 3 P's :
Villegas, Princess Frean
Kiunisala, Pauline
Caina, Pearl Prea
Today's
Presentation
OBJECTIVES
To know the brief history
To know the famous artist in the
Philippines
Different instrument used before
and after or still commonly used
now
Different genre of music in the
philippine and examples of
celebrations
The influence of music in Philippine
Culture
Filipino Music
History
It is influenced by Spanish
colonization, pop music, rock and roll
and hip hop music from US.
Filipino Music
History
The native talent for music was
developed when the Spanish and
Mexican dances were introduced in the
Philippines, Filipino composers made
them part of Filipino culture.
From its pre-Hispanic life, Filipinos

expressed themselves through their
ethnic musical instruments.
Filipino Music
History
Original Philippine Music (now

commonly known as Original
Pinoy Music), started and
popularized during the 70's
decade.
Filipino Music
History
During early 70's, Pinoy compositions
became more nationalistic and socio-
political as well as the use of tagalong.
Folk musicians included Freddie Aguilar,

Asin, Florante. Fredie Aguilar had a debut
single, "Anak" and it became known in
Asia and Europe. Asin, a folk ethnic band,
was the first commercial band to
successfully bring a pro-environment
song to the airwaves with "Masdan Mo
Ang Kapaligiran".
Fr. Geronimo de Aguilar
greatly contributed to the

development of Philippine music
a Franciscan priest
arrived in Manila in 1582
was the first Spanish music teacher
founded a music school in the
Franciscan
was the first to teach music to the
Filipinos of Bicolandia
Cecil
Lloyd (1910-1988)
started singing on radio in 1930.
featured as the Mystery Singer on KZRM in
1934.
first recorded Tagalog compositions "Ikaw"
and "Buhat" in 1939.
In 1948, he established the first Filipino-
owned record company,
Philippine Recording System, which featured
his renditions of Filipino folk songs.
considered the Father of the Philippine
Recording Industry. He was also a
professional lawyer.
FAMOUS MUSICIANS
IN THE PHILIPPINES
Maria Lea Carmen Imutan
Salonga
(February 22, 1971)
Genres : OPM, Pop, Musical theatre

Occupation(s) Singer, actress,
Instruments Vocals
Years active 1978–present
Labels: Atlantic Arista Capito,
lEMIPhilippines, Sony Music Philippines,
Walt Disney, ABS-CBN, GMA Artist Center,
GMA Network Musician and Singer.
Lea was catapulted to international
success with Broadway roles in Miss
Saigon and Les Misérables.
Lea Salonga’s awards
Tony Award—becoming the first

Asian woman ever to receive
one.
Laurence Olivier Award
Drama Desk Award - artist to
sign with an international
recording company and
receive a major album release.
Francis Magalona
(4 October 1964- March 6, 2009)
He is Filipino rapper, songwriter,

entrepreneur & television personality.
“King of Filipino Rap Music” and
pioneered the rap genre in the
country.
Wrote songs on nationalism and
societal issues. Thought-provoking
and inspiring, his work left a mark on
the industry and is still celebrated by
Filipino musicians today.
•He is widely regarded as the best
and the most successful local Filipino
rapper of all-time.
Parokya ni Edgar
The group is known for their lyrics’

humorous wordplay that strongly
appeals to a Filipino sense of humor.
Parokya ni Edgar is a Filipino band
formed in 1993.
The band is known for its original rock
novelty songs and often satirical
covers of popular songs both foreign
and local.
The band is adept at playing in
various musical genres.
Years active: 1993–present
DIFFERENT
INSTRUMENT USED
BEFORE AND AFTER
OR STILL
COMMONLY USED
NOW
OLD
OLD
NEW
DIFFERENT
KINDS OF GENRE
OF PHILIPPINE
MUSIC
FOLK MUSIC
The traditional music
of the Philippines, like
the folk music of other
countries, reflects the
life of common, mostly
rural Filipino.
Like its counterparts in

Asia, a lot of traditional
songs from the
Philippines have a strong
connection with nature.
Example: Paro- parong
Bukid
KUNDIMAN
a genre of traditional
Filipino love songs.
The lyrics of the Kundiman are

written in Tagalog. The
melody is characterized by a
smooth, flowing and gentle
rhythm with dramatic
intervals. Kundiman was the
traditional means of serenade
in the Philippines.
Francisco
Santiago and
Nicanor Abelardo
(February 7,
1893-March 21,
1934)
FILIPINO COMPOSERS AND THEY
SOUGHT POETRY
FOR THEIR LYRICS, BLENDING
VERSE AND MUSIC IN EQUAL
PARTS.
MANILA SOUND
a musical genre in
the Philippines that began in
the early 1970s in Manila,
flourished and peaked in the
mid to late 1970s, and waned in
popularity by the
early 1980s.
It is often
considered the "bright side" of
the Martial Law era and has
influenced all modern genres
in the country by being the
forerunner to OPM
Artists:
Artists:
KULINTANG
a modern term for an ancient

instrumental form
of music composed on a row
of small, horizontally laid
gongs that function
melodically, accompanied by
larger, suspended gongs and
drums.
Technically, kulintang is
the Maguindanao, Ternate and
Timor term for the idiophone of
metal gong kettles which are laid
horizontally upon a rack to create
an entire kulintang set. It is played
by striking the bosses of the
gongs with two wooden beaters
FILIPINO
REGGAE OR PINOY
REGGAE
Reggae in the Philippines
comprises the many forms of
reggae and at times combining
traditional Filipino forms of
music and instruments in their
music.
The provinces of Aklan,mainly

Boracay Island, Quezon,
Pampanga and Pangasinan,
Negros Occidental and Negros
Oriental, Palawan, Surigao del
Norte (mainly Siargao Island)
and Marinduque, and
the cities of Manila, Cebu and
Davao
FILIPINO
REGGAE OR PINOY
REGGAE
The Visayas section
of the Philippines has had the
largest concentration of reggae
groups, with Cebu City of
Central Visayas even being
dubbed "The Reggae Capital of
the Philippines“
In early 2007, Ziggy Marley

performed at the MTV
Philippines festival, "Reggae
Fest by the Bay" in Manila.
Marley played with local Filipino
reggae talents
Notable Filipino reggae artists
BROWNMAN REVIVAL
BROWNMAN REVIVAL
is a Filipino reggae band founded in November 1994.

JUNIOR
KILAT
JUNIOR
KILAT
- is a Filipino reggae, ska and dub band based

in Cebu City, Cebu, Philippines.
-The name is taken from the 1970s Cebu band Leon
Kilat, which the latter group claims, was first to sing
about "Agta".
- They are a popular reggae band in Manila, winning
a "Song Of The Year Award" in NU-107's Rock Awards
for Ako Si M16, their first single from the album party
pipol ur on dub tv.
PINOY ROCK OR
FILIPINO ROCK
1960s:
Early years, Pinoy
instrumental bands
popularly called "combos"
sprouted like mushrooms
all over the country.
1970s:
Manila sound and classic
Pinoy rock
Filipino music was growing
more nationalistic and socio-
political in nature.
PINOY ROCK OR
FILIPINO ROCK
11980s – 1990s: The
late 1980s and early 1990s
marked the beginning of
what was known as the era
of underground rock and
progressive music.
2000s : Hip hop, reggae,

acoustic pop/jazz and R&B-
influenced bands dominated
the Philippine music scene,
causing Pinoy rock to take a
backseat. Only a number of
Pinoy rock bands managed to
stay in the mainstream during
this period.
PINOY ROCK OR
FILIPINO ROCK
2010s:
In mid-2010, NU 107, known as
the nation's premier FM
station using a rock format,
had been taken down as it
was sold by its management
after a declining interest
by the audience.
In the early 2010s, rock music

was still largely popular in the
country despite declining in
sales, due to the
domination of K-pop, pop and
electronic music, and the rise
of music streaming services.
PINOY ROCK GROUPS
6 CYCLEMINDS
The band's music is a fusion

of alternative and pop music.
The band gained a mainstream exposure in the early
2000s and was a prominent fixture of the Tunog Kalye
era.
Awards and nominations
PINOY POP
Philippine
pop or Filipino pop
- refers to a popular
contemporary music in
the Philippines originating
from the OPM
genre.
With its beginnings in the

1970s, P-pop is a growing
genre.
History
Beginnings (1960s–1970s)
Filipino pop songs mainly referred to songs

popularized since the 1960s, especially those in
the ballad form, by major commercial artists
like Pilita Corrales and Nora Aunor, and in the 1970s
by Basil Valdez, Freddie Aguilar and Rey Valera.
Singer-songwriters Ryan Cayabyab and José Mari

Chan rose to fame in the 1970s by composing
original English love songs alongside modern
Tagalog songs. Pioneer pop groups in the same
decade include Manila sound groups APO Hiking
Society and Hotdog
History
Beginnings (1960s–1970s)
Golden age of Filipino music
In the 1980s, disco group VST & Co. and pop icon Gary V.
gave rise to dance-pop in the mainstream.
The early to mid-1990s saw the emergence of the pop-
rock group.
Eraserheads, considered as a turning-point in the OPM
music scene.
In the wake of their success was the emergence of a
string of influential bands such as Yano, Siakol, Parokya
ni Edgar, Grin Department, Rivermaya, Moonstar 88 and
Hungry Young Poets, each of which mixes the influence of
a variety of pop and rock subgenres into their style.
PINOY HIP HOP
Filipino hip-hop or Pinoy
hip hop is hip hop music
performed by musicians
of Filipino descent, both in
the Philippines and
overseas, especially by
Filipino-Americans
•The Philippines is known

to have had the first hip
hop music scene in Asia.
PINOY HIP HOP
Rap music released in

the Philippines has
appeared in different
languages or dialects.
In the Philippines, Francis

Magalona and Andrew E.
are among the most
influential rappers in the
country, being the first to
release mainstream rap
albums.
Apl.de.ap of the Black Eyed Peas, Cassie
Ventura and Chad Hugo of the
Neptunes and N.E.R.D. are among the
contemporary Filipino-American hip-hop
artists
THE INFLUENCE OF
MUSIC IN PHILIPPINE
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POP CULTURE

From its pre-Hispanic life, Filipinos

Original Philippine Music (now

Folk musicians included Freddie Aguilar,

greatly contributed to the

Genres : OPM, Pop, Musical theatre

Tony Award—becoming the first

He is Filipino rapper, songwriter,

The group is known for their lyrics’

Like its counterparts in

The lyrics of the Kundiman are

a modern term for an ancient

The provinces of Aklan,mainly

In early 2007, Ziggy Marley

is a Filipino reggae band founded in November 1994.

- is a Filipino reggae, ska and dub band based

2000s : Hip hop, reggae,

In the early 2010s, rock music

The band's music is a fusion

With its beginnings in the

Filipino pop songs mainly referred to songs

Singer-songwriters Ryan Cayabyab and José Mari

•The Philippines is known

Rap music released in

In the Philippines, Francis

HOW DID IT CHANGE?

Play the Good Stuff

TWITTER FACEBOOK SPOTIFY

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