Bayan ko: Beautifully Sang by Korean Choir

Bayan ko was beautifully sang by the Korean Choir

Bayan ko was beautifully sang by the Korean Choir. In fact they pronounced the Tagalog words very well.

The video was originally posted by YouTube user Denis Somosoe and was shared by Megan Young on Facebook, is now trending on the social media. The video features the korean choir singing the Filipino song “Bayan Ko,” which is often considered as the unofficial second national anthem of the Philippines.

The said video already gained 200,000 shares and almost 11,000 likes on Facebook. It gained different comments from the Filipino netizens.

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Bayan ko is one of the most recognizable patriotic song of the Philippines. It was originally penned in Spanish and translated into Tagalog by the poet Jose Corazon de Jesus.

The song was originally written for the Severino Reyes Zarzuela, Walang sugat (“no wound”). Bayan Ko popularized during the first People Power Revolution to regained cult during the Marcus dictatorship, with the Left singing their own version in protests.

According to a report, the video is now viral on the social media. Many Filipinos are now talking about the video as it showed that the korean choir pronounced the Filipino words very well.
According to a report, the video gained different comments coming from all the Filipino netizen who have watched the video. Some of the Filipino are so proud while watching the beautiful rendition of the song.

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