DAYANG DAYANG (ORIGINAL VERSION)

DISCO(DAYANG DAYANG)

[@johnmarkabayan1386]

Fun fact: this wasn't in your recommended.. you searched for this. 😆

[@reynh.9906]

This Original Version of Dayang-Dayang was originally sung by HAINUN PANGILAN. She belongs to a Ethnic Group called "SAMA" in the Southernmost part of the Philippines and that Local dialect spoken was SINAMA/SIYAMAL. I personally knew this singer who became my neighbor for long years. She recently lived in SITANGKAY, TAWI-TAWI. Till now if there are some Celebrations or Parties, People still request her to sing a various songs locally popularized by her.

[@aksalazmi]

greetings from Indonesia, my Phillippines brothers🇮🇩❤🇵🇭. the Austronesian brother 🇮🇩🇵🇭🇲🇾🇸🇬🇧🇳

[@waste8729]

Pov : you found this on Philippines slanders

[@boywawex123veloso6]

so whats up

[@rosmigurl8298]

POV: you're watching this in 2021

[@jessah5994]

This is popular song in WEDDING PARTY 🎉 😊

[@wavergaming]

Nostalgic af at every filipino party when I was a kid xD

[@sunshineelo]

Peppa pig in different languages brought me here XD

[@Heeyboii]

This Is Filipino Song But Actress Is Indian😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@agachess]

To those who have no idea how legendary this song was in the Philippines, it is ALWAYS played in every party, birthday, radio, or any occasion. I think it is the only Filipino song that NEVER died until today as if it became part in our culture. Its popularity here is non-stop since it was released. We grew up with this music and created many memories. Truly an immortal song here in the Philippines.

[@Browncoatedcamera]

My Lola just passed away today and listening to this song brings memories of her dancing to this song. I miss her a lot.

[@nathanmilsteinaljas9367]

Araw araw ko to naririnig sa kapitbahay ko HAHAHAHAHA from Philippines everyone 🇵🇭

[@redvigil4463]

Americano.when I came to cebu in 1996..heard this song ..never will forget this song ...this is the Philippines..25years later this my home .. salamat pinoy for letting me stay..amping

[@ArchiveCP]

I'm from Brazil. I understand nothing but it sounds good 😂😂😂

[@Mobiedicc]

This was composed by young female badjao. While sailing or paddling they use to sing for hours and mentioning names on their songs to any tune (like love song) they do this to avoid getting bored while paddling for many hours or sailing. During the early 80s most badjao children sing dayang dayang while playing, then later some adult badjao adopted the song and added some lyrics. The song scattered up to Sabah Malaysia where badjao use to travel to find means to earn a living. The original song was no musical instrument at all it was just pure vocal and some filipino muslim in Sabah created the musical tunes synchronization using mini or midi piano and recorded it using cassette tape recorder just for fun then it became popular in badjao and non badjao community in Sabah. The song with its complete musical tunes in a cassette tape became popular in Sulu too. During the 90s it was first popularized by Muslim CD/DVD vendors in Zamboanga city by repeatedly playing on thier audio player.

[@Tony_CDXX]

This song was played on every province in the philippines back then 🇵🇭

[@Shiyungg]

I always hear this song on my grandmas' radio when i was still in elementary (i love how its still catchy until now) 😭🙏

[@mhaypegaridoarguelles3659]

Natatawa ako mag isa pag pinapa sounds koto😂😂😂😂naalala ko nong bata paku, sinasayaw koto para bgyan ako ng pera😊😊😂😂😴😴pambli ng caramel na candy..the best tlga now naintndhan kona..,hehe,

[@oliverpugh4162]

I have got addicted to this song don't understand the words but the music is excellent