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Sofronio Vasquez honors Bisaya roots in first major concert after ‘The Voice US’ win“It was heartwarming, emotional. Alam mo naman, probinsyano tayo, ‘di ba? Mga Bisaya. We always see that place, Malacañang, in our books. Sa Hekasi, ganun. When I went there, it felt ...
What she found reveals how fundamental it is to the Filipino psyche. “The word nayánayá from Bisaya, a language of central Philippines, is polysemous [has multiple meanings],” she says.
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