- Pagibig,
sarswela,
words by
Eliseo Mendoza Ang Buhay,
sarswela,
words by
Miguel Masilungan Buhay ng Lasing,
sarswela several other Tagalog sarswelas Pasa-doble...
-
Santa Isabel, and
while on
vacation to her studies, she
would perform sarswelas and
operattas to her
neighbors and friends. She was also able to play...
-
routines they
would perform were
featured as
intermission numbers in
between sarswelas.
These intermission numbers were
sometimes called "jamborees". In 1920...
- his
theater debut as Tikbalang/Amerikano in
Tanghalang Pilipino's rock
sarswela "Aurelio Sedisyoso". In May 2019,
after going in
sabbatical for alcohol...
-
Confederacion Bulakeña
Published 1911
Lucila Sarswela In 3 parts.
libretto by
Florentino Ballecer. 1913
Akibat Sarswela In 1 Act.
libretto by
Florentino Ballecer...
- the Philippines,
where it is also
referred to in
certain languages as
sarswela/sarsuela.
Other regional and
linguistic variants in
Spain include the Basque...
-
Reyes was imprisoned. A
typical and
traditional Filipino sarsuwelas or
sarswela, it
portrays the
dilemmas of
domestic life
through dialogue, song, and...
- and music. With
these Filipino dancers who
already know the
zarzuela (
sarswela), a
Spanish form of
stage performance with
singing and
dancing and musical...
-
influenced Filipino theater and drama: the komedya, sinakulo, playlets, and
sarswela. Puppetry, such as carrillo, is
another theater art. Anglo-American theater...
- archipelago.
These forms include the komedya, the playlets, the sinakulo, the
sarswela, and the drama. In
recent years, some of
these forms have been revitalized...
