Haring Ibon ( Agila )

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- Jos Iigo Homer Lacambra Ayala - Birthday and place: June 1, 1956; Bukidnon - A contemporary pop music artist in this country - Well known for his style of music that combines the sounds of Filipino ethnic instruments with modern pop music - his professional music career started when he released an album recorded in a makeshift-studio in 1982 - He has a total of eleven albums released [based on his online listings]

11 albums released

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Panganay ng Umaga
Three editions released - 1981, 1987 and 1991. Track includes: "Panganay ng Umaga" "Walang Ibang Sadya" "Maglakad" "Saan Ka Patungo Panganay Ko" "Bata-Batuta" "Mirasol" "Agila (Haring Ibon)" "Wala Nang Tao sa Santa Filomena" "Usok" "Ang Aking Sadya" "Bankerohan" "Paalis na ang Barko sa Sta. Ana" "Puso ng Gabi The first edition of Panganay was produced by Development Education Media Services Foundation, Inc. (DEMS), 1981. My activist kuya and ate had set up this small recording studio to do documentary voice-over and musical scoring work and I was doing odd jobs for them writing and reading scripts, sequencing slides and the like. The idea to produce an album came out of doing test-recordings with the 2-mic studio set-up. The first cut of the first edition featured a kubing and this sound captured the ears of many there weren t any recordings then that gave as much space to this instrument as this song did. SisterMonica gave me this, my first, kubing, a vibrating sliver of bamboo etched with elegant okir-okir in the Maranao style. Panganay was published by Roadmap Series (No. 8), the hardy homegrown arts journal edited and curated by Tita Lacambra-Ayala, my mother. As of this writing Roadmap is in its 60s as far as number of issues is concerned.

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Haring Ibon
Subject: Agila Theme: people are the caretakers of this world for they [we] are the stewards of God s Creation Imagery: Visual Alliteration Mood: sad, grieving , influcial Protest poem 3 versions: by Joey Ayala, Butuin Escalante, KC Conception

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