The script of Ng Walang Sugat by Severino Reyes is written in a different language. The two people that are in this script are Tenong and Julia.
nasa hamaka :D
Severino Reyes was a Filipino playwright known for his works in zarzuela, a Spanish operetta. Some of his well-known works include "Walang Sugat," "Dalagang Bukid," and "Walang Sugat." Reyes is considered a pioneer in Philippine theater and his works continue to be performed and studied today.
The main character in "Walang Sugat" by Severino Reyes is Tenyong, a young idealist who gets caught in the conflicts during the Philippine revolution against Spanish colonial rule. His love interest is Julia, a beautiful and strong-willed woman who becomes a symbol of Filipino resilience and resistance.
Severo Patricio is considered the father of Tagalog zarzuela. He wrote and composed the first Tagalog zarzuela, "Walang Sugat," in 1902.
Severino Reyes is known as the "Father of Tagalog Plays" and has contributed significantly to Filipino horror stories, particularly through his works in the dramatic genre such as "Walang Sugat" and "Malikmata."
Walang Sugat was created in 1957.
"Walang Sugat" translates to "No Wound" in English. The title conveys the theme of resilience and inner strength despite facing adversity and challenges, mirroring the central message of the story.
syempre walang sugat ano pa ba
Matutong magpatawad at ipaglaban ang karapatan
Mga tauhan sa tulang Walang sugat ni Severino Reyes ay sina TENONG (tenyong ang pagbigkas) : isang mapagmahal na lalaki na lumaban sa mga prayle JULIA : ang iniibig ni tenyong LUCAS : kanag kamay ni tenyong o matalik na kaibigan KURA / PRAYLE : mga sakim at mapagmalabis MARCELO PUTIN : ina ni tenyong KAPITAN INGGO : ama ni tenyong JUANA : ina ni julia TEBAN TADEO MIGUEL un lamang po .. salamat.. http://www.facebook.com/breenjavegonzalos.alampayan
"Sarswela" is a form of Philippine music drama that incorporates elements of Western operetta and traditional Filipino culture. Some examples of sarswela include "Walang Sugat" by Severino Reyes and "Ang Kiri" by Silvestre D. Parades. These works often feature a mix of music, drama, and social commentary.