You know that it’s already Christmas Season in the Philippines when you start to hear the songs of Jose Mari Chan in shopping malls, market, and even in your house. You might also hear children sing these Christmas songs together with their tamborines and drums every night asking for a simple token.<\/p>\n
Here are the top 10 Christmas Songs you might want to include in your playlist this Holiday Season:<\/p>\n
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1. Kampana ng Simbahan<\/strong><\/p>\n Ang kampana’y tuluyang nanggigising<\/em> This song reflects to a Filipino Tradition during Christmas Season – Simbang Gabi also known as Misa de Gallo. Going to church 9 days before the Christmas Day has been part of the annual celebration of Filipinos way back then and it is believed that if you completed the 9-day novena mass, your wish would be granted. It’s an invitation to people to wake up early and attend the mass.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 2. Noche Buena (Kay Sigla ng Gabi)<\/strong><\/p>\n Tayo na, giliw, magsalo na tayo<\/em> Filipinos’ Christmas celebration won’t be complete without Noche Buena, the perfect time to bond with your family. This song depicts that no matter how simple or elegant your Noche Buena is, the important thing is that you are with your loved ones.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 3. Sa Maybahay ang Aming Bati<\/strong><\/p>\n Ang sanhi po ng pagparito<\/em> This is probably one of the favorite songs of the children as it is sang in a fun and polite way whenever they carol and ask for aginaldo – a Christmas present usually in form of money.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 4. Kumukutikutitap<\/strong><\/p>\n Kumukuti-kutitap, bumubusi-busilak<\/em> The Philippines is one of the many countries in the world that has the longest Christmas celebration. It is felt as soon as the Ber months approache and we start decorating our homes and surroundings with Christmas elements.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 5. Sa Araw ng Pasko<\/strong><\/p>\n Ang pasko ay kay saya kung kayo\u2019y kapiling na<\/em> This song empathizes to Filipino families whose members are not complete this coming Christmas . It is very sad to celebrate holidays without our loved one since we all know that Filipinos are family-oriented and all we want for Christmas is to be together.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 6. Christmas in Our Hearts<\/strong><\/p>\n Let\u2019s sing Merry Christmas and a happy holiday<\/em> This is very popular song by the one and only Jose Mari Chan that pinpoints a very important thing not only during Christmas but also everyday – sharing, love and unity for one another.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 7. Give Love on Christmas Day<\/strong><\/p>\n Give love on Christmas Day<\/em> For the past months, we were filled with some negativities. And to release these negativities, we have to spread Love because love will make the world go round.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 8. Mano po Ninong; Mano po Ninang<\/strong><\/p>\n Mano po Ninong, mano po Ninang<\/em> It is also a song used to sing by the kids during caroling. This shows the unique way of Filipinos of greeting the elderly – pagmamano. And after this, a gift is waiting for you.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 9. O Magsaya<\/strong><\/p>\n O magsaya at magdiwang<\/em> This is the Tagalog Version of the song Joy to the World. It is a song celebrating the birth of our Savior, Jesus. This is the time to happy for the gift of God has come.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 10. Star ng Pasko<\/strong><\/p>\n Ang nagsindi nitong ilaw<\/em> This is the Christmas Station ID of ABS-CBN way back 2009. It tells that the savior is the star – the light and guide of everyone.<\/p>\n These are just some of the songs that we usually hear during Christmas Season. 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Upang tayong lahat ay manalangin<\/em>
Ang bendisyon kapag nakamtan na<\/em>
Tayo’y magkakaroon ng higit na pag-asa<\/em><\/p>\n
Mayroon na tayong tinapay at keso.<\/em>
\u2018Di ba Notse Bwena sa gabing ito<\/em>
At bukas ay araw ng Pasko!<\/em><\/p>\n
Hihingi po ng aginaldo<\/em>
Kung sakaling kami\u2019y perhuwisyo<\/em>
Pasensya na kayo\u2019t kami\u2019y namamasko<\/em>.<\/p>\n
Ganyan ang indak ng mga bombilya<\/em>
Kikindat-kindat, kukurap-kurap<\/em>
Pinaglalaruan ang iyong mga mata<\/em><\/p>\n
Sana pagsapit ng pasko, kayo\u2019y naririto<\/em>
Kahit pa malayo ka, kahit nasaan ka pa<\/em>
Maligayang bati para sa inyo sa araw ng pasko<\/em><\/p>\n
This season may we never forget the love we have for Jesus<\/em>
Let him be the one to guide us as another new year starts<\/em>
And may the spirit of Christmas be always in our hearts<\/em><\/p>\n
No greater gift is there than love<\/em>
What the world needs is love<\/em>
Yes, the world needs your love<\/em><\/p>\n
Narito kami ngayon<\/em>
Humahalik sa inyong kamay<\/em>
Salamat Ninong, salamat Ninang<\/em>
Sa aginaldo pong inyong ibinibigay<\/em><\/p>\n
Pagka\u2019t sumilang na<\/em>
Ang Hari ng lahat (ang Hari ng lahat)<\/em>
Kaya\u2019t ating buksan (kaya\u2019t ating buksan)<\/em>
Ang pinto ng ating pagmamahal<\/em><\/p>\n
Walang iba kundi ikaw<\/em>
Salamat sa liwanag mo<\/em>
Muling magkakakulay ang pasko<\/em><\/p>\n