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    Zarzuela Tanikalang Guinto

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    Zarzuela is a type of Spanish musical theater that alternates between spoken dialogue and sung musical numbers, including operatic and popular songs as well as dance. It became popular in the Philippines in the late 19th century with performances in Spanish and Tagalog. Several famous early zarzuelas were written by Filipinos focusing on domestic situations, and some works became famous beyond their original language regions. One notable zarzuela from 1902 called Ang Kiri was banned for being seditious, and its author Juan Abad was imprisoned.

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    Zarzuela Tanikalang Guinto

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    Zarzuela is a type of Spanish musical theater that alternates between spoken dialogue and sung musical numbers, including operatic and popular songs as well as dance. It became popular in the Philippines in the late 19th century with performances in Spanish and Tagalog. Several famous early zarzuelas were written by Filipinos focusing on domestic situations, and some works became famous beyond their original language regions. One notable zarzuela from 1902 called Ang Kiri was banned for being seditious, and its author Juan Abad was imprisoned.

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    Zarzuela is a type of Spanish musical theater that alternates between spoken dialogue and sung musical numbers, including operatic and popular songs as well as dance. It became popular in the Philippines in the late 19th century with performances in Spanish and Tagalog. Several famous early zarzuelas were written by Filipinos focusing on domestic situations, and some works became famous beyond their original language regions. One notable zarzuela from 1902 called Ang Kiri was banned for being seditious, and its author Juan Abad was imprisoned.

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    Zarzuela Tanikalang Guinto

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    Zarzuela is a type of Spanish musical theater that alternates between spoken dialogue and sung musical numbers, including operatic and popular songs as well as dance. It became popular in the Philippines in the late 19th century with performances in Spanish and Tagalog. Several famous early zarzuelas were written by Filipinos focusing on domestic situations, and some works became famous beyond their original language regions. One notable zarzuela from 1902 called Ang Kiri was banned for being seditious, and its author Juan Abad was imprisoned.

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    The text discusses the history and development of zarzuela and sarswela, a type of Spanish musical theater, in the Philippines. It provides information on early zarzuelas composed and performed in the country as well as details about influential theaters and composers.

    According to the passage, the first zarzuela offered in the Philippines was 'Jugar con fuego' by Francisco Asnjo Barbieri in late 1878 or early 1879.

    The passage states that Teatro Zorrilla was inaugurated on December 17, 1893 and became the home of the zarzuela in the Philippines.

    A type of Spanish musical

    theater, both spoken and sung.


    A Spanish lyric-dramatic
    genre that alternates between
    spoken and sung scenes, the
    latter incorporating operatic
    and popular song, as well as
    dance.
    ZARZUELA / SARSWELA
    Late 1878 or early 1879: Jugar con fuego
    by Francisco Asnjo Barbieri - 1st zarzuela
    offered in the Philippines
    (picture)
    December 08, 1880: Junto Al Pasig
    by Jose Jizal
    Agusto 17, 1893: inauguration of
    Teatro Zorrilla became the home of
    the zarzuela


    October 25, 1893: El Diablo mundo by
    Emilio and Rafael del Val (peninsulares);
    nusic by Jose Estella (Filipino)
    Other Filipino sarswela

    September 13, 1990: Ing Managpe (The
    Patcher) Pampanggas first sarswela; written
    by Mariano Proceso Pabalan Byron; music by
    Amado Gutierrez David
    1899: An Pagtabang ni San Miguel first
    sarswela in Waray; by Norberto Romualdez
    1901: Say Limang ag Naketket, Pampinsiwan;
    by Catalino Palisoc (Pangasinan)

    1903: Ang Capitan (March 03) and Ang
    Viciohan (May 30) written in Hiligaynon by
    Valente Cristobal
    1908: Codigo Municipal and Meysa a
    Kandidato by Mena Pecson Crisologo
    (Ilocano)
    1902: Maputi ng Maitum 1
    st
    sarswela by
    Vicente Sotto (Cebuano)
    1902: Ang Kalupi (April), R.I.P., Walang Sugat
    (June 14) by Severino Reyes (Tagalog)

    Native sarswelista focused on Filipino
    situations, domestic and social

    Sarswelas famous beyond their regions:
    Ang Kiri
    Dalagang Bukid
    Paglipas ng Dilim

    Is a drama in three acts, written by Juan Abad in
    1902. This was first staged at the Teatro Libertad on
    7 July 1902. At the performance in Batangas,
    Batangas, this was banned as "seditious" on 10 May
    1903. Abad was sentenced to two years
    imprisonment and fined $2,000. After the Supreme
    Court acquitted him of seditious charges this was
    published in Amelia Lapea-Bonifacio, The
    "Seditions" Tagalog Playwrights: Early American
    Occupations

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