Written in 1917, Francisco Santiago’s Anak ng Dalita (Child of the Poor) is often interpreted as a song of the oppressed - those who are taken advantage of by the ruling class and oppressive regimes. Arranged for 2 guitars by Michael Dadap. | Florante Aguilar

ANAK NG DALITA 🇵🇭 Francisco Santiago performer: RAFFY LATA arranger: Jose Valdez A wonderful piece that may not be as popular as the other kundiman pieces. Nevertheless, it is worth the 3 minutes one can spend listening to the entire rendition. It tells a different story in every passage and uplifts the heart to the end. Follow my page Gitara Sa Kanto and subscribe to my YT channel youtube.com/pasigenyo for more guitar music. Follow me on Spotify, iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Pandora and

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