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i don’t know (english) -> eko balu (kapampangan)
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The reason why I don’t post as much art anymore is because um.
Well.
I draw fanart of a specific character.
Louis from IDV!!
I draw him a lot to the point where it gets in the way of drawing characters such as Mayari, Apolaki, and my characters from the story Im writing… I want to post drawings of my ocs but I can’t when most of my art gallery consists of HIM.
ANYWAYYYYY here’s recent doodles of Matthias and Louis! Specifically as kapampangan nobles
Im really glad that in terms of fashion, the kapampangans and the Tagalogs are really similar so that I won’t go tryna find kapampangan precolonial clothes. It would be a HASSLE
Could you make a post about kapampangan mythology? I know about deities such as Apung Malyari (Mayari), Apung Sinukuan (Apolaki/Maria Sinukuan), Lakandanup, Lakandanum, Apung Galura, and Dapu but I wanna know if there are other gods aside from them. Any children of Malyari and Sinukuan? Other deities Im not aware of? Other folklore?
If you do make a post, could you also cite your sources so that I can read? Thank you!
I'll put it in as one of the next topics that I might write up on in the next few weeks or months since it is pretty interesting but it might take a while if I have to be honest but I'll try my best to do it as soon as I can.
That being said, it may be a little more difficult to find reliable sources about mythology specifically and especially online since there has been a lot of unreliable or unsourced claims that I would need to wade through which would be a little bit more difficult considering that I myself was not raised in Pampanga, speak Kapampangan, or have easy access to someone who may be able to help me know more folklore or myths from the area but I'll do the best I can scouring around on papers, websites, and books.
If any Pampango followers have any suggestions on websites or papers or books that I or other people reading this post may use as sources, feel free to suggest them. It would be very helpful once I do my own write-up later.
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Bunduk Alaya (Mount Arayat) as viewed from the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX)
Let’s Delve into the Kapampangan Collective Unconscious!
In Kapampangan thought, the soul is not a singular possession but a constellation. It is carried not only within the individual but also in relation to land, kin, and the unseen world.
The concept of kaladuâ, derived from kalâ (soul) and aduâ (two), reveals a vision of human life as “twin souls.” These are Lagyû, the personal soul that bears one’s identity, and Nû, the universal life force that ties each person back to Indung Tibuan (Mother Earth).
Read my full essay on medium:
Let’s Delve into the Kapampangan Unconscious!
Spend a short day in Angeles City, Pampanga and learn about its history through the Museo ning Angeles. I also tried the sisig and estafado at the small food place called Annie Bea's Eatery. Lastly, I spent the afternoon drinking beer at The Historic Camalig Restaurant.
Living Kapampangan Icon’s Crusade to Preserve Kapampangan Ancestral and Traditional Dishes