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The vast, interconnected chain of islands that makes up the Philippines is home to hundreds of distinct ethnic groups, each with their own longstanding creative traditions rooted in shared life, ritual, and deep connection to the land that has nurtured their communities for centuries. Folk music, as a category spanning the archipelago’s many regions, captures this diversity, weaving together practices that have evolved over generations, from the mountainous interiors of Luzon to the coastal and island communities of the Visayas and Mindanao, each drawing from unique histories of exchange, ceremony, and everyday creative expression. These works exist not as static artifacts, but as living extensions of the communities that shape them, carrying forward ways of knowing and being that tie people to each other and to their home landscapes, while also adapting to the shifting contexts of modern life that touch communities across the country.
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