The Philippines in progress in 1957

[@ChenYisang888]

That opening tune is still used today in dance performances here in the Philippines. I got hit with a wave of nostalgia from when I had to learn the steps to so many native dances in highschool, and all to that tune.

[@Siddeo]

Where do you get all these old videos? Okay. I got it after I browsed through some of your videos. Your father shot some of the videos and then you? Your videos are a treasure,sir. Thank you sir for uploading all these old videos to KZbin

[@imperialjapan1580]

We should call him a gifted time traveler

[@lifestylessentials5479]

Indeed

[@abdulharithibrahim4733]

There're no plastics floating around those days...

[@islandvibez]

population wasn't as big in those days either..

[@theyseemelorrintheyhatin]

yeah but life is better now than that year

[@kenpaul5622]

No coke no Pepsi no burgers pure Filipino life, respect to philipino hardworking people. I wish I can visit your beautiful country. All these old videos are so addictive thank you M.R Sir.

[@j.d.4234]

Maraming salamat po, ginoong Rogge! Thank you very much, Mr. Rogge!

[@MrGer2295]

I AM A FILIPINO AND I AM HAPPY TO SEE AN OLD FOOTAGE OF MY OWN COUNTRY ! MANY THANKS ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥♥ WARMEST GREETINGS - PHILIPPINES 🌺🌿🌹🎶💚🍏

[@lifestylessentials5479]

Happy to see this. Thanks sir. You have treasure our countries heritage

[@suskagusip1036]

Thanks for showing us our life in the 50's. Mom/Dad were just in their 30's. Now they're gone in the 90's. May we not forget the examples they left behind... hardwork/ perseverance and love of family.

[@TheGodCulture]

This is awesome! Thank you.

[@RandoomVideos20]

This is so heart warming. Thank you for uploading these videos, majority of the kids and youths nowadays don't even know how was the Philippines back then. This is pure Educational and Inspirational. Maraming Salamat Po. MABUHAY!

[@papap9379]

hardworking filipinos and thriving economy. only to be destroyed by corrupt and mismanagement. godbless the philippines

[@lilrask9464]

Thank you for sharing this mate. It's interesting to see where my Father's heritage originates from, he would've been 9 years old in 1957! I hope you're able to find and upload more clips in the future : ) Power & respect from Melbourne Australia ✌

[@daredeviltm159]

Nostalgia! So nice to bring back the old times! Well done

[@XtinGrimaldo]

I really admire your work sir! 🙌🙌❤ really appreciate it! Thanks for featuring Philippines ❤

[@lahingkayumanggi]

OH! My thank you so much for this Sir. i reminisce what my grand mother told me during those times. the way they lived it really showed here so beautiful Country our beloved . btw i loved the music background of our traditional folk song so lovely to my ears.

[@jessicac.8059]

Thank you for sharing. It was great getting a view of what my mom's upbringing may have been like, and life for the grandmother and great-grandmother I never knew. It's always fascinating for those of us who have grown up abroad, in new home cultures, to learn what life was like for our ancestors. - From Canada

[@rahulmaron]

thanks Mike for sharing. great work on preserving these videos

[@jubaya.c7500]

Napakasipag ng mga pilipino noon. Ang dami pa nilang napagkakakitaan pero sad to say, mahirap pa rin ang buhay ng mga pilipino ngayon at piniling mangibang bansa na lang...

[@merciecastor3147]

Thank you for uploading this video sir.

[@debbieann410]

Wow, even the music background. Very Filipino 🇵🇭

[@CorrectSuspicion]

true. nakalimutan ko na ang title nyan pero ung lyrics nun na naalala ko sa chorus "dalaga sa bukid matapat umibig" na ginawang guitar instrumental

[@360-x7x]

@@CorrectSuspicion Song is called 'Carinosa'

[@naronjohnlloyd6222]

Nostalgia❣️

[@ArchCaster]

I am from Cebu , Thanks for this

[@Urgello143]

My mother that time was 15 yrs old no electricity that time but they were happy.. singing every night with guitar

[@sunfloweryellow8067]

I love your videos sir. It's interesting to watch.

[@chinxchinx4149]

1:42 - 2:06 Romblon Bay, St. Joseph Parish Church, 3:57 - 5:11 Romblon Marble Industry

[@michaelijsbrand]

Thanks. I have added your observations to my description.

[@joylyndaulong4889]

This is the most watching episode about pilipino history thank u

[@360-x7x]

The intro song is called 'Carinosa"

[@rosanodelatorre2106]

Thank you, from a Filipino

[@mikedfelix]

Amazing. Thanks for sharing this video. Unfortunately my country is still stuck in the past we never made much progress.

[@roldanreal2534]

mikedfelix Sad but true. The capital Manila has remained stagnant. The people in Romblon where we get marble still are poor. The industries are not developed well to benefit the poor. I don’t know what happened along the way but clearly the country was mismanaged.

[@bluemarshall6180]

Bribe from rich greedy foreign and local developers. Like Mining, logging etc..

[@rogerlimtaukiat2699]

1960s , philipines is the most develope country among shouth east asia help by America. After 1970, marcus and his wife up, philipines become worst and worst.

[@carlalazzari268]

Thank you!

[@daveduffy2292]

GreT insight into yesteryear beautiful done

[@filwaheb9837]

Amazing vid. Thanx alot 👍👍

[@bryangayo4292]

So much potential, but look where the country is now...

[@peachy1419]

My hometown aking inang bayan 💙

[@MrClean9090]

You've been in Romblon👍👍👍

[@fhebielipon8692]

This was the year when my father was born, and hes already 66 now, this video was shot 66 years ago ❤ kapanahunan nila Lolo at Lola, proud Masbateño❣

[@Al-iu1nz]

My God look how beautiful the filipinos used to be with their traditional clothings and their cultural hats... Nowadays i feel ashamed

[@joelfernandez2333]

Manila was only 500k in population. Now it’s millions of people. Economy was good during those days.

[@Jon-iv6gh]

The first Asians to reach the Americas were Filipinos who landed in 1587 in what is now California. Some say as early as 1565 through the Manila galleon trade route. Filipinos beat other Asians, Africans, Middle Eastern and most European to the new world.

[@onintheexplorer]

We are the future of the past civilization 🇵🇭💯

[@HonNey-xi4ef]

Its happy to see those people and sad to know that most of them are no longer with us today.

[@canman5060]

That was the time well before the arrival of Filipino Contract Workers worldwide.

[@genalynkimura371]

Nakakamis ang ganyang buhay😔😔😔

[@lifestylessentials5479]

Very simple life....love it

[@gaminghub2472]

sa panahong wala pang tiktok na pagalingan sa pag giling kahit matataba 😂

[@rayrayofficial2291]

places is so clean before

[@kappakonbu]

Hello Sir, Thank you so much those great videos. How do you collect such like many !?

[@AMM0beatz]

1:36 water hyacinth seem to be ever present even then.

[@j-user3708]

Sir Rogge was a diplomat that time and travelled around SEA

[@rubiorusselljanem.5925]

💗💗💗💗

[@glenndelossantos3703]

Please need the video.during Japanese occupied during word ward 2 please !

[@silverianjannvs5315]

You crazy, do you think that the depraved Japanese army would let white people walk freely during the WWII?

[@manuelsantosa2464]

Swerte ako at inabot ko ang panahon na yan🥰🥰🥰

[@jshpslao]

dito pinapakita na napaka yaman ng ating bansang Pilipinas ♥️🇵🇭

[@lifestylessentials5479]

Indeed

[@psoriasisandpsoriaticarthr5072]

This era philippines of country best in agriculture rice farming we teach technology in rice farming vietnam and other southeast asia country .some thing in making movies philippines advice making movies we teach how make films Other southeast asia country .. after 1986 little by little all government own company . Stating become private company. The country we help in farming and making films . They are most advance technology and technique

[@ayethsworld1443]

2023, watching.

[@crytiq2124]

May i ask what is the background music? I swear i heard it before.

[@Siddeo]

Which cameras you used all the years through? Did earlier cameras had a completely separate sound recorder which one had to synchronize later? Please tell me the names of these cameras. I want to learn more about them as an engineer

[@abdulharithibrahim4733]

It could be Bolex 16mm and Nagra 1/4" tape recorder...I guess

[@gimyuanchipmunkz4629]

WOW!

[@zodiacfml]

amazing scenes. please someone help the guy reupload his videos with AI enhancements.

[@Mashruumm]

How to describe a Filipino Me: “MADISKARTE” always have a plan

[@thewho186]

like other nationality, specially japan

[@themclord6443]

Sirius Man madiskarte is actually getting things still done even without a plan. Well thats my defintion.

[@deejay7339]

My wife is from here. And it seems the Carabao are here to stay.. lol

[@bobofthestorm]

"Only one big city, Manila" That big city is now a huge city that is home to 12 million people. The urban sprawl emanating from this city is growing farther and farther into what was once rural provinces. The NCR and its urban sprawl dubbed "Mega Manila" has as many as 35 million people. China's Pearl River Delta is even bigger with a population of around 120 million.

[@cmav8]

Imperial Suffocating Manila

[@paostamaria]

life then was simple...peaceful...and had fear to God.

[@fredlomeda8318]

1957 so amerikano pa halos ang may ari at nagpapatakbo ng ating economy. Although may independence na tayo on 1946 eh may parity rights ang kano until 1974.

[@Rebel-hi3cq]

I wouldnt say all of us Filipinos are mixed with Chinese or Spanish

[@uring123]

MALAY

[@mario.1123]

But your ancestors came from java Indonesia even now a days your words have similarities ff. sakit as sakit, mata as mata, hidong as ilong, lidah as dila, sayang as sinayang, aku as ako, kami, as kami so on and so on and many more, therefore be like 👍😁

[@Rebel-hi3cq]

@Kalobeast 55 no not Javanese I meant japanese the karate people not Indonesian Java

[@mrconfusion87]

@Kalobeast 55 Malays ARE Austronesians bruh! Their languages are considered part of the Austronesian family of languages!

[@gerrycabanagfortuito1456]

Nuon masarap sa pakiramdam maging Pinoy. Pero ngayun? Hindi na. Kahit cnung maupong presidente Ang mamahal ng mga bilihin at Ang taas ng tax.

[@joeygonzo]

Then Marcos happened in 1965 through 1986.

[@alteffour872]

no, it's the conflicts, civil wars, revolts, terrorism, Communism, and at last, the worst, EDSA REVOLT.

[@dyslexia23]

You should read more about history with objective POV. You will see that Marcos' reign is more prosperous than our democracy today.

[@unknownph537]

President Marcos that time the Philippines is more powerful and more richer than other Asian countries that time until EDSA revolution and the communist conflict

[@mrconfusion87]

BOTH Marcos and Aquino clans have done their share in keeping the country stuck! 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️

[@snowstorm0914]

@@mrconfusion87 hindi na kayo nag sawa ng marcos aquino na yan? jusko po mga taga Luzon umayos kayo.. since 1960's at 2023 na ngayon marcos aquino rivalyry pa rin... may gahd

[@exowye]

Had we not have President Greedy Marcos, we're still a progressive country. The major economic decline started from 1969.

[@fredlomeda8318]

Americans parity rights end in 1974 kaya they have to go......get out na....di mo alam kasi ignorant ka.

[@exowye]

@@fredlomeda8318 Then you are the ignorant one. You conduct the research and you will see that the country's major downfall happened from 1969 until 1984. And for sure you are also of the apologists who will blame to others about the non operation of Bataan Nuclear Plant, na CINORRUPT NI MARCOS. Taenang katangahan mula 1976 until 1985 under his term, never tumakbo yang billion dollars funded na proyekto. KAYO KAYONG MGA TANGA ANG DAHILAN BAKIT MAHIRAP ANG PILIPINAS.

[@nenebriones3335]

I was 11 years old At that time 1957 and Graduating at 6 Grade, in that time our Beloved President RAMON MAGSASAY Killed In Plane Crush in MT.PINATUBO. …

[@johnr3ynertank871]

2020

[@kristinaarceyow]

Ah,my country. Pearl of the Orient seas. Slowly but surely destroyed by capitalism.

[@elmago8268]

Back then Filipino mafia's business are tobacco and sugar cane

[@mrconfusion87]

And coconuts and abaca!

[@regiltube7932]

1:08 Parang Anak ng Japanese

[@uglybepis3571]

Karamihan ay may dugong Chinese kahit ikaw siguro meron ka rin.

[@mariommendozajr.6174]

I can see garbage and litters all around. People died of malaria because of unsanitary water.

[@ninajacob-soliven5322]

🍺!!!!!!!!!!!!🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@瑞兆]

有没有批斗大会的视频，有就好了

[@annashoptillidrop]

And still in progress from there hahahaha

[@ieejuyo]

[@rameshnahin1091]

I don't like GEN Z

[@KixverzEditz]

I'm gen z, but I'm not like the others