LATINAS REACTION TO PHILIPPINES NATIONAL ANTHEM IN SPANISH, ENGLISH & TAGALOG - Sol & Luna TV

In this video, Dominican twin sisters Sol and Luna react to the Philippines National Anthem "Lupang Hinirang" for the first time. They will also listen to the Spanish and English versions. Which version did they like the most? Watch the video to find out!
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[@SolLunaTV]

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[@renaissance93]

Our school is near the highway, and every monday we would have a flag ceremony. Since the speakers are so loud, ppl from the highway can hear it. Cars and motorcycles would stop, step out their cars, stand and sing the national anthem to pay respect. Even ppl walking around. It gives me chills when I see ppl paying respect to the anthem, the flag, and the country.

[@morningnapalm1519]

The Spanish version is more melodic, staying true to its poetic origins. The English version is more like a military march or a fighting song. The Tagalog version was designed to inspire and instill pride in land and country.

[@imjstanbdy]

the tagalog version is more fiercer

[@SolLunaTV]

Makes sense

[@michaelsuarez1126]

In fact, the tagalog version is marching towards war.

[@apollogodofthesun1719]

I prefer the Spanish version as a Cebuano-speaking Filipino.

[@raulelenes4194]

The Spanish version of the anthem has truiy beautiful words that describes the Philippines. We can tell that whoever wrote the lyrics really loved his country.

[@artesiningart4961]

The Spanish version was like sung by an operatic singer with a baritone or tenor voice. The English version was like sung by a military choir and band. The Filipino version was sung by a choir.

[@siffeus3915]

I think ganyan din ata yung way ng kanta ng anthem ng america. Mabilisan kaya.

[@odyseehasdislikesyoutubesu1892]

all versions are cool , though i like the english becuz of military , its like a war song

[@lmao7746]

@@odyseehasdislikesyoutubesu1892 Yeah, for me the original and Tagalog version is better.

[@DK-tv6rk]

I think it was sung by Guillermo Gómez Rivera

[@tyroncunanan]

The tagalog version makes you cry. And it gives the Filipino spirit to spark once more.

[@imjstanbdy]

i dont know if every Filipino can feel it but for me, everytime i sing the national anthem, i become emotional 100 percent!

[@jonalyngalfo2559]

Me too the feeling of proud nd welling to fight for the country 😍especially in my athlete days i feel it make me strong and feel confidence💘

[@imjstanbdy]

@@jonalyngalfo2559 happy to hear that 😍🤩

[@ramashton9810]

Me to

[@bashriabdullah3417]

Same, I salute for our heroes

[@lormelbarato4818]

Me too im so proud that im Filipino.

[@athenstar10]

Rules: 1-Stop, stand up and pay respect by putting right hand on the left chest. 2- Do not dance. 3- YOU CAN NEVER CREATE YOUR OWN VERSION OF THE SONG... This is the hardest song to sing among Filipino singers, because the whole country will be listening and it's against the law too.

[@YYC403NOYP]

@@Contradictions69 Remember what Martin did at the Pacquiao fight? 😱

[@purplearmymulti-stan8707]

@@YYC403NOYP what was it?

[@lilyjanedump]

Im a filipina and this is 100% true

[@animesenpai1163]

@@Contradictions69 oh God... You mean I was almost arrested when I was grade 2 - 6 lmfao

[@xiandelapaz999]

As a Filipino i can confirm that is true

[@aldrinpaulcarreon9983]

I loved it when you did a little bit of research first before listening to it. That says a lot about you.

[@SolLunaTV]

🙈

[@bipbopblep]

I remembered as a kid, when we sing the national, we always had our back straight, right hand on our left chest, feets are closed together with no necessary movements. Now that I'm in High school, the rule isn't that strict anymore.

[@cjalvizo870]

@stealth fighter lol

[@lovemyself2800]

It's because the teacher cannot discipline the students now.

[@lovemyself2800]

@stealth fighter There's a lot of teacher who plays ML but that's not my point here, it really shows that you as FILIPINO DOESN'T RESPECT OUR COUNTRY.

[@lovemyself2800]

@stealth fighter then read your first post. COZ WE PLAY WHILE SINGING! You used we. It means you include yourself.

[@cjalvizo870]

Wala na talagang disiplina mga Pinoy ngayon. Eh paano yan madidisiplina ng teacher eh duwag din. Takot sa students kasi ang tatapang na nga mga studyante ngayon.

[@ryon1987]

i always end up teary eyed everytime i hear or sing our National Anthem since my elementary days till now that I am 33. yes indeed there's a fire burning inside my heart upon hearing and singing the anthem. "aming ligaya nang pag may mang-aapi, ang mamatay nang dahil sa iyo."

[@kuyaroyroy3635]

The original tempo of Spanish version is in 4/4 that is why it was titled as "La Marcha de la Filipinas" or in the "marching" rythm.

[@kuyaroyroy3635]

@stealth fighter No... The one in the video is not in 4/4

[@pinoyislander4400]

The 3 versions of our national anthem represent the Philppines. Spanish version was sung by my grandparents, the english version sung by my parents ( who passed away 3 years ago.), In my age we sing the tagalog version. But I did study in my school days the 3 versions for us to know of the past regimes.

[@heyitsshadz]

It's almost similar to my situation. My grandparents had sung in Spanish, but I remember singing it in English for a while, then in Tagalog, and that was during the 80s.

[@harayaespadrilles6108]

I'm not skipping ads so you could buy new equipment. 😊

[@JojieCerteza]

interstingly adblock allows you t selectively allow ads per channel. I have 5 chanells where I allow ads to come through.. this one is one of them

[@SolLunaTV]

Wow! Thank you so much 🥰

[@Melcharofficial]

Ganorn 😅😅

[@fayegarcia1616]

5:50 yes we have rules for that Whener and wherever we heard the anthem we have to stop and stand straight as a respect. Putting our right palm to our left chest is only necessary if there's a flag we can look at while singing. I really appreciate the thought of respecting.Don't be afraid, I think it's okay if you don't know especifically if you're not here in the Philippines. PS. Excited for the geography now: Dominican Republic

[@Ddrumzzz12]

@stealth fighter bang bang hahaha

[@julheamedrano3310]

I love the last sentence "Ang mamatay ng dahil sayo " to die because of you. And Filipino really do that, like the battle in marawi. Thank you may God bless all of us 🙏🙏.

[@mmmm2.15]

Back when I was still a student, I was member of the choir. And we're required to sing all three versions (languages), especially during special events held in school/university.

[@zyraloisegarcia1791]

imagine Spanish is still taught in Philippines school, like how they taught it before, dang.

[@wilmasantos1016]

It is but just in selected schools and not mandatory

[@ronianmicsgingapagala4790]

Sana pero mas natuto ako sa Lola ko mag español taga bicol sya

[@cerulean1602]

may mga science high school inuuri as elective

[@frisc0pn0ib0i]

I think you guys hard a hard time with the English version because this is olden English which isn’t used in modern time anymore. I may be wrong I think Britain still uses it.

[@alishafox1509]

Buenas tardes, we have spanish subject amigo

[@johnserra0070]

when we hear our national anthem, we stop doing what we are doing, even cars stop when the flag is near and the anthem is played.. we stand and put our right hand over our chest to give respect

[@yughioh]

We need to stop if we hear it and even in movie theathers we need to give respect... or else... its Jail time... hahaha 😅

[@SolLunaTV]

Here they don't send you to jail, there's a law that says you go to jail but that doesn't really happen.

[@artesiningart4961]

@@SolLunaTV The same thing in the Philippines. There are laws and strict rules, regulations, and their corresponding sanctions and penalties in our Philippine Flag and Heraldic Code. There are said fines needed to be paid and also there are about going to jail, but those also don't happen and those don't get strictly implemented in all places, to all people, and at all times.

[@sonnyathens519]

Minyeo TV it’s a hit & miss. I think one that made news locally is when a foreigner & his Filipina girlfriend refused to stand up when it was played in the cinema. They were jailed & the foreigner got deported afterwards.

[@emperorhirohito4435]

@@artesiningart4961 ....... For me i almost got 5 months of dtention good thing i was grade 1 in that time cause i alomost dsi not stop

[@Senorito_De_Lima]

Soy Filipino, Para Mi Español Y Tagalog Version Es Mi Favorito 😊😊😊😍😍😍

[@ritchelsibi3673]

exacto amigo

[@neroplayz4286]

Gracias amigo

[@phern3563]

Yes, we have the same rules. We stop when we hear the anthem and place our right hand on our left chest. we also drop our bags down. So cute you noticed ALAB ng PUSO hehe

[@BunchOfRandomness]

Philippines is the only non Spanish speaking colony of Spain & the only Non US Territory colonized by America.. the japanese in me is saying it also has Japanese version. Wink wink.. I still remember memorizing the spanish lyrics in universidad de sto thomas as a because i came in late for a class. My brain cells can only get me til the 1st stanza 😂

[@BunchOfRandomness]

stealth fighter although i cant understand what exactly ur tryin to say anyways im both. Mom is japanese - dad is filipino.. 🤓

[@BunchOfRandomness]

Louis Diaz is it pure straight out spanish like other spanish speaking countries colonised by spain? If not, then its not counted.

[@BunchOfRandomness]

Louis Diaz if u say so

[@mr.notsonice]

There is a japanese version. Its just... Very different. It's not even lupang hinirang.

[@totoji]

There's an official anthem during the Japanese Occupation.

[@JosephSolisAlcaydeAlberici]

The best way to bring back Spanish language in the Philippines is to have the national anthem be sung in original Spanish version, so that it would be inculcated into the minds of future Filipino children that Spanish is not just a mere foreign language for Filipinos but as a national language one where Filipino heroes like José Rizal fought the excesses of Spanish colonial rule through writing in Spanish.

[@my_other_side473]

lol Spanish is a foreign language. whether you like it or not. Do you think Spain care about the Philippines that Much???

[@faith1222]

@@my_other_side473 hahaha..true. I mean, its good to learn another language like spanish but forgetting Filipino's own native language in favor of foreign language is despicable. That is not patriotism. Colonial mentality!!!!!!!!

[@faith1222]

@ Joseph how dare you?!??abandoning Native language IN favor of FOREIGN LANGUAGE!!!That is not patriotism. You have a colonial mentality!!.True, spanish language is part of us but its not our own. I rather embrace other dialect of PH as national language than make Spanish as the national language. Spanish should be the 3rd language or 2nd language only. Not more than that.

[@my_other_side473]

@@faith1222 yeah, colonial mentality at its finest.. andaming Pinoy n ganyan. Pupusta ako Isa din eto sa nagke claim Ng Spanish Descent. Pero tingnan mo Ang pagmu Mukha Pinoy n Pinoy.

[@rhyanlumilay6317]

I think the thing that makes the Tagalog version much good is the dropping and rising of the beat that the final stanzas maintaining the high and loud part is so heart warming that you will feel so brave and proud of your country.

[@kenpeter8903]

we have the same rule we need to put our right arm in our left chest(heart part) and we also need to stand tall.🇵🇭

[@doobieatenara7649]

Right arm only

[@BLaCkKsHeEp]

As a Filipino, I find Spanish is easy to learn (since we do have a history with it) I've decided to learn a bit more Spanish, using this channel because... theyre both fine 😍

[@obsessedglenn]

You guys are super amazing! I’m from the Philippines and I appreciate it so much. Muy hermosas (currently studying Spanish)!!! Keep it rocking ladies.

[@kiretoce]

I am very proud that you both tried singing the Tagalog lyrics, and with convincing diction and pronunciation too! You are now honorable Filipinos! Maraming Salamat at Mabuhay!

[@SolLunaTV]

🥰🥰🥰

[@sejuhanee]

Now this is the review that I was waiting for, like my whole life! I've been listening to the 3 versions of our National Anthem for almost everyday. I'm just so proud of our roots, our National Heroes fought for our freedom and the very reason why we have this beautiful National Anthem. For some reasons, I found the Spanish version the most authentic to hear, the English version the most upbeat, and if course the Filipino version the most heartfelt. I'm delighted so much, that you made this reaction video. I hope you come to the Philippines when this pandemic is over. Mabuhay kayo Sol and Luna! Lovelots from the 🇵🇭

[@SolLunaTV]

Our plan is to go there next year

[@robertreyes6719]

Our national anthem (Phils.) originaly composed by early Filipinos in Spanish version. Thank you.

[@adestation9671]

Here in the Philippines our National Anthem were played during opening and closing of cinemas, radio and tv stations... When I was in highschool, I remember waking up everyday at 4am to get ready for school -- eating while watching tv. And as soon as I opened the television, the Lupang Hinirang were always played before starting the show.

[@denmarhalil411]

The reason why the English version of the National anthem was like a old cartoon movies because that song was originally recorded on the commonwealth era of the Philippines probably around 1930s-1945

[@inigorobles9984]

No matter what i do, no matter where i am, or what im doing, whenever i hear our Philippine National Anthem. It gives me goosebumps. Like i feel a heavy feeling in my chest or like i feel empowered, i cant explain it. Is it just me?

[@marlowe8851]

The rules would be, whenever we hear the anthem we will stop (walking, working etc.), Place right hand on your chest/heart and sing the song.

[@shanefajemolin2654]

when I heard the tagalig version i almost cry. i dont know why.. I miss philippines, filipino heart♥️🇵🇭

[@pinoyfansbeautypageanttv2922]

Wow thank you for reacting of Philippines National Anthem 🇵🇭 bravo👏👏👏👏

[@kathleenrunas9435]

Right hand on your left chest is a sign of honor and salut to the flag. We do it with the national anthem too. But it is not technically mandatory to do it for just the anthem. Right hand above your heart, facing the flag. But when singing the anthem, one must drop everything. Your bag, whatever you are holding, stop if you are walking, face the nearest flag (if there is one), left or both hand (if without flag) on the sides.

[@HonyO]

Same rules. Even in cinema, it has to be played. Some have been jailed for not standing up while it is being played.

[@SolLunaTV]

Here, there's no real consequences for people who doesn't respect the rules. Also, we don't play it the movies.

[@RedRose-bw8ww]

@@SolLunaTV in philippines we play it on cinema before watching the movies

[@blackpepper459]

Lol

[@rodelvictor1]

Oh my God. Sol and Luna as you played our National Anthem (even in different languages), it made me feel proud to be a Filipino and goose bumps all over my body. Thank you for appreciating our national anthem.

[@YinAoi1228]

My grandfather once told me, when he's still at elementary they used English as their main language and they used to sing the Commonwealth version of our National Anthem (Lupang Hinirang / Chosen Land), until today he still know how to sing it He was born on 1944 and he's already 76 yrs.old

[@languagedude6568]

Fun fact: Lupang Hinirang was written in Kapampangan and translated to Spanish

[@angelitacabilao1774]

atesorados sumamente. Tenga un gran día y requiere el mejor cuidado.

[@johnkevinpascua9495]

I really like you both😘😘😘😘I'm so glad for your being wondering and appreciated our national anthem. I hope someday one of you or maybe both of you will see here in the Philippines.🇵🇭❤️

[@SolLunaTV]

We are making all possible effort to go there this year.

[@johnkevinpascua9495]

@@SolLunaTV te amo❤️❤️❤️😍😘🌹

[@jisoo5513]

I'm back here at your channel not skipping 3mins ads after what I saw on twitter. I really appreciate how you show your respect to our flag and of course how you two show your love and support to stell and sb19 as a whole💙

[@renaissance93]

my classmate told me, that's why most filipinos are singers because we sing the nat'l anthem in original key. When i sing i sound like a duck, but i still sing to pay respect. hehehe

[@psyche9908]

Our rules in singing our National Anthem are very strict here in the Philippines. In the morning, when you hear the PNA being played, regardless of whether you are in the street or inside the building, house, etc, you have to stop what you're doing, stand in place, put your right hand on your heart (left chest) sing and stay where you are until the PNA is through. If you are in an area where there is a Philippine flag, you have to face the flag (or in general direction where the flag is). The PNA must be sung in it's official version, no adlibs, you can not create your own version. The PNA is sung in school, every morning during the flag-raising ceremony and in the late afternoon on a Friday (only done in schools, after classes) during the lowering of the flag. In malls and grocery stores before they officially open ( if you're early enough to do your shopping/groceries), in public buildings and parks too.

[@0400081]

I was laughing when you said it sounded like 40s american cartoons. I was thinking of the same thing

[@ritchelsibi3673]

i really love of you are doing, if we were not under the american coloniZation still now we are using our spanish language..muchas gracias mi amigas

[@normangaba2965]

Yes we do it tht in our country.. every day in our sch.evry morning..flag siremony..

[@bloomtuts]

puso and corazon - actually the heart in Philippines in tagalog puso but in other regions corazon but they speak it either they are tagalog ❤️

[@jonfresnido9137]

Soy filipino y sí, también me gusta la versión española 😎

[@waternymphgeo3244]

This is the firdt time I heard our Philippine anthem in Spanish. Thanks for featuring this.

[@markanthonymianacyberworld420]

Buenos Dias neo amiga, latina amerikana del sur. Mabuhay po! 🇵🇭

[@Prinzjulztv]

I love you Sol and Luna.. im from Zamboanga City.. 😍

[@BulbolitasTV]

Amazing this is the first time I heard the spanish version of our national anthem. And also the old english version. But most lovely version is in tagalog as you show more bravery and courage with compassion. Thanks for sharing this. Keep on vlogging!

[@atxe3824]

We do have rules on it. 1) Stand straight. 2) Right hand on the chest. 3) Feet at 40° 4) Remove caps and bags In school, we were instructed to remove our jackets or unnecessary coverups covering our school uniforms. That was before.

[@dannygumato671]

Thanks for reacting. Stay safe and God bless you both!

[@batangzamboanga1410]

That day when I'm in primary school the year of 1999 or 2003 the national anthem spanish version song still use And sing it here in ZAMBOANGA but now I didn't hear that now.

[@alejandromauricedelrosario5624]

Love these girls...😊😊😊🥰🥰🥰

[@mygmailhomepage2562]

Wow , as a Pilipino im realized , You Two are so Beautiful 👍❤💗💖

[@SolLunaTV]

Thank you so much

[@AmorLatina14344]

If you are a Foreigner, You don’t need to put your hand on your chest. Only we Filipinos should do that because its our own tradition. Just standing up and stopping somewhere is enough.

[@jrawny5529]

Whenver Ate Sol says "oh my god" i found it cute hahaha like ohhmeyygguddd!😂

[@SolLunaTV]

Hahahahaha

[@chrisjuztine10]

so many filipinos can speak spanish in 1800's but now sadly 10% filipino still can speaka spanish but some words of tagalog are spanish too untill now!

[@anTsoziaL63]

first time hearing the Philippine National Anthem in Spanish and I'm liking it so much.

[@kritzynodiz]

Should I say First?? 😅 Yes we also do that.. putting our right hand in our left chest and stop whenever it is being played. Thank u for showing respect to our national anthem 😊

[@SolLunaTV]

Nop. Second. 🥈

[@iamstarboi]

Same culture. Whenever we hear our national anthem we stop all of a sudden to pay respect. Whatever you are doing must be stop, it consider rude if not. We dont laugh, clap or do anything while singing it. We just put our right hand to our chest for respect. Very very same. But yes unfortunately the generation now they took it for granted... some pays respect, some dont because of some circumstances. But nayway u can see people pay respect when they heard it from school, cinema, or sportsgame. -i think this is the new revised version of the Philippine national anthem in english. Loving Country The Pearl of the Orient The blaze of the heart In thy heart is Life The Land that was Chosen The cradle of brave souls As for the invaders, They will never oppress thee The seas and mountains The breeze and thy azure skies The poem is splendid Also is the song of freedom. The glitter in your flag Is the lustrous victory And thy star and sun Will never cease to shine Land of the sun of glory and passion The skies are alive in thy presence Our joy is when someone come to opress thee Is to die while protecting thee from them.

[@evangelinepascual-simon7648]

Im going to subscribe and hit the notif bell and not skipping ads and you guys will enjoy your sallary to buy new cam and mic for better quality love you guys

[@alonag6471]

How I wish I was able to learn spanish... In my generation, we don't have spanish subject anymore instead been replace with English.... Now listening to spanish languages... Thank you girls for patronizing Chavacano in the Philippines. Eres mu amable.. Hasta Luego.. Adios

[@SolLunaTV]

Aaawww

[@alonag6471]

@@SolLunaTV Seems that studying Spanish is not really hard... I can read it... All I need is to focus.. 😉😉😉 Buenas Tardes👍👍👍👍

[@user-vq1dz2kr3t]

I Love my contry the philippines and watch the buti of the philippines

[@LumadSugboanon1610]

there is a law in our Philippine Flag.... RA 8491... there states that when the National anthem is sung... Stand straight face to the flag right hand on the chest left hand on the back and sing the song with pride... also in the law states that the anthem shall be played only in special events, ceremonies and any competition that has the Philippines as one of the representatives

[@SolLunaTV]

Interesting!

[@leodegariofajarito2909]

Our mother and grandmother memorize our national anthem.

[@jovelyncanida9673]

Beautiful both of your girls

[@kristianehussenmaratas6931]

The original was in Spanish...but it was sang and recorded by an artist on early 1900s before WW2.

[@sfvvp]

I haven't heard our national anthem for a long time. I have teary eyes listening and feeling the pride when it was sung in Tagalog. Chosen Land by the Lord, from the novel of Dr. Jose Rizal Eden, forgotten, Pearl of the Orient; Ophir (Philippines) land of the brave.

[@MooNLoves-hh9ww]

Thank you for reacting and loving our national anthem!❤🇵🇭

[@richardrillo8721]

I just love your reactions, siempre! Keep it up!

[@SolLunaTV]

Salamat! 💙

[@richardrillo8721]

Minyeo TV De nada!

[@LuckyParker0723]

How I wish Spanish language be taught again in school. Most of our vocabularies are in Spanish but can't even hold a long talk. These girls are cute looking Filipina.

[@SolLunaTV]

We're not pinay, though. We joke about being 23% Pinay but we wish! 😅

[@LuckyParker0723]

@@SolLunaTV yeah! You guys look great! Honestly, thanks for your reactions.

[@popotsigbin4478]

I remeber my grandma in this video. She used to make me sing and memorize the lyrics in spanish.

[@bajogdenniseluvlianne1528]

I just realized that their names is Luna "Lunar Eclipse" And Sol "Solar Eclipse" 😂😭

[@jeffreyjuico2542]

I know how to sing it in Spanish, soy miembro del grupo de Hispanistas en la escuela de secundaria. Recibí clases de español en la escuela secundaria y la universidad. Recuerdo que mis abuelos me enseñaban español cuando era niño

[@SolLunaTV]

Ah que bien!

[@myasmrrants6971]

Meron po kayo alam na facebook or twitter groups helping Pinoys learn Español? Kasi 10 years na ako self learning kaso es muy dificil to learn alone. Sana po makatulong kayo. Salamat po.

[@ronianmicsgingapagala4790]

Many words in bicol province of Philippines is Spanish like: ¡Ai Dios Mio Perdon! And Amiga 'y Amigo And Many More

[@raikey2176]

The hymn is more like a lullaby especially if you hear the music box and Joey Ayala's versions.

[@plengkaykikay5340]

Evey time i here my national anthem.. I cry so much... Because I'm far.... I miss my home town

[@john5778]

wow thankyou for listening to my recommendation. lovelots guysss

[@rainieresguerra5013]

Thank you for the respect you showed our National Anthem. 🙏💐🙏

[@elprincep582]

The original spanish is composed by JULIAN PALMA. The one you heard is by Guillermo Gomez Rivera in 1960s.. so much slowrr but by Julian Palma its original is fast .. Because the original title is "Marcha Nacional FILIPINA" sang fastly

[@SolLunaTV]

Ohh interesting!

[@aeron0828]

I got teary eyed..

[@iammeonlyme]

Thank u guys for watching our lupang hinirang❤😻😊

[@kenji3720]

thank you for respecting our national anthem 😊 love you both from the Philippines hope too see you soon 😊❤️❤️❤️

[@randolls1607]

But I should say that the Spanish version is really poetic and the singing is heartfelt.😍😍

[@Michaelrangsha]

😮 watching from India 🇮🇳

[@crisvincentk.cervantes3365]

Filipino's also stop when they hear the national anthem playing. We also put our hands in our heart to feel the glory of freedom just like you guys

[@ramonng7054]

Gracias, senoritas preciosas...

[@joelfernandez2333]

Awesome and thanks for taking time to listen to our national anthem.

[@justincarloguatchin4707]

Actualmente Bicolanos in Region V Bicol region in Philippines our dialect has near in Spainish but not Spainish especifically Like "Dios mabalos sa indo gabos" It means in English is God bless you all 🤗

[@marielsison5331]

I agree i think Spanish is good than the english but now we prepare our Tagalog version its more much better 😅🇵🇭 love you both more videos please 😊

[@endlessfrogs2972]

'No verá nunca apagados sus estrellas ni su sol' This line is very powerful

[@alvienbugay898]

Hello new subscriber sol and luna iove the national anthem spanish,english but i love the most is tagalog version because nothing more lovely song other than national anthem..and i like your channel becuase you both speak spanish every video so i can little by little can pick up words..

[@wheillebherttjanmontalbeu]

Muchas gracias 🙂

[@chongmotovlog3800]

I love how she respect our national anthem by puting is hand in his chest