The document discusses Bikolano literature, which has flourished among the around 5 million people who speak variations of Bikolano in the Bicol region of the Philippines. Bikolano literature has its roots in orally transmitted poems and narratives reflecting the history of the people. Notable Bikolano writers have produced works in different genres, including newspapers, zarzuelas, poems, and stories that have received literary prizes.
The document discusses Bikolano literature, which has flourished among the around 5 million people who speak variations of Bikolano in the Bicol region of the Philippines. Bikolano literature has its roots in orally transmitted poems and narratives reflecting the history of the people. Notable Bikolano writers have produced works in different genres, including newspapers, zarzuelas, poems, and stories that have received literary prizes.
The document discusses Bikolano literature, which has flourished among the around 5 million people who speak variations of Bikolano in the Bicol region of the Philippines. Bikolano literature has its roots in orally transmitted poems and narratives reflecting the history of the people. Notable Bikolano writers have produced works in different genres, including newspapers, zarzuelas, poems, and stories that have received literary prizes.
variations of Bikolano in the Bicol region. From Camarines Sur to Naga City to Albay to Sorsogon and every locality in between – Bikolano Literature has flourished, providing a lively literaray flavor unrivalled by any other literary tradition. BIKOLANO LITERATURE Around 5 million people speak variations of Bikolano in the Bicol region. From Camarines Sur to Naga City to Albay to Sorsogon and every locality in between – Bikolano Literature has flourished, providing a lively literaray flavor unrivalled by any other literary tradition. How the Diversity Unfolded? Bikolano literature had its roots in orally transmitted poems and mythical narratives that reflect the history of the people
The Spanish conquest marked some
milestones in the literary tradition of the Bikolanos. 1890- “An Parabareta”, the first Bikol newspaper, was published by MARIANO PERFECTO.
“Imprenta de Nuestra Senora de
Penafrancia” First printing press. “Magamang Pobre”- The popular among the Tagalog-speaking folk adapet by local Bikolarrido. Asisclo Jimenez was a prominent zarzuela writer who continued the tradition of using drama for social commentary. 25 zarzuela- including “ Pagkamoot sa Banuang Tinooban”
Justino Nuyda, whose “ Anti Cristo” presented
the morality vs. materialism conflict. In the field of poetry, the “rawitdawit”- a narrative form used for political criticism.
Lyrican and personal poems.
“An Pana” by Manuel Fuentabella
“Pagaroanggoyong” by Clemente Alejandria “Balosbalos Sana” by Eustaquio Dino “Hare…Dali” by Mariano Goyena “An Opon sa Obalon: Kan mahale an Maskara”, received an award from the Cultural Center of the Philippines.
Carlos O. Aureus received Palanca awards along
with recognition from the Free Press and Graphic magazine for his stories, novel and play.
Merlinda C. Bobis wrote the Palanca Award-
winning “Daragang Mayon”, inspiring play based on a prominent local legend. Let’s Exercise!
The Story of Daragang Magayon
Analysis of the Story Answer the following questions
1. Who are the main characters of this story? Which of
them have qualities that are worth emulating? 2. What is the primary conflict in this story? How is this conflict resolved? 3. How would you describe the ending of this story? Is it a happy ending or tragic ending? Justify your answer.