Music of the Mangyan of Mindoro

A song used to communicate with the ritual soul, a ground group called Iraya-Mangyan, used to treat patients and protect the community

It is a line of singing poetry, usually a serenade that young people use for courting. But this is really a poem

This is a bamboo harp. You can do it through your lips and it is slightly pointed. It is also called "cubing". Other indigenous groups such as T'boli, Ifugao, Maranao also have their own versions.

锣 is a set of two wide side vertical hanging cymbals which are also used as auxiliary equipment for the kulintang ensemble by the Philippine Maguindanao, Maranau and Tausug.

Ambahan is a literary work and poetic expression of manga tribe in the southern part of Mindoro Island, the Philippines. Mindoro has seven different ethnic groups, collectively called "Manyan", but these groups differ in language, customs and lifestyle. Only people living in the southern part of Mindoro Island such as Bralaco (San Pedro), Mansal, Oriental Mindoro, San José, and Mindoro West are called manganese. Descriptive title of the tribe. To emphasize their perspective, they may add famous proverbs: "Hanunuo" Mangyan, ie "real, real, real" diversity

Buhid Mangyans refers to one of the eight recognized Mangyans ethnic groups, mainly living in the Gloria Highlands community of Oriental Mindoro. The commitment has determined the school attachment of Buhid Mangyan students, and they expressed their willingness to complete their studies. Cultural identity refers to the common cultural practice recognized by Hanuno Manyan, which is different from other ethnic groups in Mindoro. Ethnic identity includes how individuals interpret and understand their ethnicity, especially the degree of identity with their ethnic groups (Phinney, 1996). Participation means that Buhid Mangyan's students actively participate in school classrooms, academic and non-academic activities to promote overall growth.