The dawot (song) of the Mandaya are chanted to entertain people on special occasions. They are performed by a magdadawot (native bard) who is expected to hav...

The epic poem for instance, known as dawot among the Mandaya, one of the indigenous communities in the southern region of the Philippines, narrates the customs, the ways of life, and the adventures of an ancient people.

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Sep 13, 2022 · The dawot of the Mandaya are chanted to entertain people on special occasions. They are performed by a magdadawot (native bard), who is expected to have mastery of the intricacies of the ancient art of chanting the panayday (versification of the poems).

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Apr 27, 2013 · Dawot is antiphonic love poetry similar to harana or serenade sung between two wooing lovers. Oyog-oyog is lullaby poetry about love and filial connection between parents and children, or between the villagers and Mother Nature.