Popular Guitar Music of the Philippines by Ric Ickard
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Date First Available : October 10, 2017
The music of the Philippines is diverse, the indigenous people being spread across hundreds of islands and among 140 ethnic groups. It has in addition been influenced by Indonesian gamelan and other Asian styles, and by more than four centuries of colonial rule by Spain and the United States. Christian religious music was introduced early on. The Spanish guitar and Zarzuela (a form of operetta) also became popular, and more recently American blues, folk, rock 'n' roll, pop and jazz have all made an impact.
| Manang Biday (Reflections on a Folk Song) | |
| 2 | Bituing Marikit (Beautiful Star) |
| 3 | Oasioas / Pandango Sa Ilaw (Dance of the Lights) |
| 4 | Minamahal Kita (I Am Loving You) |
| 5 | Lulay |
| 6 | Nasaan Ka Irog (Where Are You My Love) |
| 7 | Babalik Ka Rin (Return to Me) |
| 8 | Labis (Too Much of Suffering) |
| 9 | Binasuan (Dance of the Glass Wine) |
| 10 | Pagkagarboso Sa Bukid (Proud Country) |
| 11 | Hibik NG Diwa (My Souls Lament) |
| 12 | Hating Gabi (Midnight) |
| 13 | Sa Ugoy NG Duyan (Rocking of the Hammock) |
| 14 | Kapilas Na Giting |