You plan to move to the Philippines? Wollen Sie auf den Philippinen leben?

There are REALLY TONS of websites telling us how, why, maybe why not and when you'll be able to move to the Philippines. I only love to tell and explain some things "between the lines". Enjoy reading, be informed, have fun and be entertained too!

Ja, es gibt tonnenweise Webseiten, die Ihnen sagen wie, warum, vielleicht warum nicht und wann Sie am besten auf die Philippinen auswandern könnten. Ich möchte Ihnen in Zukunft "zwischen den Zeilen" einige zusätzlichen Dinge berichten und erzählen. Viel Spass beim Lesen und Gute Unterhaltung!


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Friday, June 27, 2025

17 ARD-Sender stehen vor dem Aus

 Sparkurs für die Radio-Programme

:17 ARD-Sender stehen vor dem Aus

Der öffentlich-rechtliche Rundfunk soll sich reformieren und Kosten sparen. Dafür soll zunächst beim Hörfunk gekürzt werden

Der öffentlich-rechtliche Rundfunk soll sich reformieren und Kosten sparen. Dafür soll zunächst beim Hörfunk gekürzt werden

Foto: picture alliance / Panama Pictures 

Nach BILD-Informationen tagen die Intendanten der ARD-Sender am Mittwoch in Bremen. Ein wesentliches Thema soll der „Reformprozess“ sein. Dabei geht es vor allem um die Radiosender der neun Rundfunk-Anstalten.

▶︎ Aktuell gibt es 70 unterschiedliche Radiowellen, die über UKW oder rein digital empfangen werden können. Die Länder fordern die Reduzierung auf maximal 53 Sender. Dieser Forderung wollen die Intendanten nun offenbar nachkommen und ab 2027 bei 17 Kanälen einsparen. 

Ob sie anschließend komplett eingestellt werden oder einzelne Angebote noch über Streams oder Podcasts verfügbar sein sollen, ist eine entscheidende Frage.

▶︎ Tatsächlich gibt es bundesweit etliche Überschneidungen. BR, NDR und MDR unterhalten zurzeit jeweils einen eigenen Schlager-Sender, sie alle sollen auf dem Prüfstand stehen. Zudem leistet sich der MDR sowohl einen Sender für Klassik als auch einen für Kultur, außerdem ein Programm für Kinder („MDR Tweens“) und eins für Jugendliche („Sputnik“).

Florian Hager (49) vom Hessischen Rundfunk hat aktuell den Vorsitz der Intendanten-Konferenz

Florian Hager (49) vom Hessischen Rundfunk hat aktuell den Vorsitz der Intendanten-Konferenz

Foto: Focke Strangmann/dpa

▶︎ Programme für junge Hörer haben auch WDR („Die Maus“) und SWR („Das Ding“). Der BR gönnt sich einen eigenen Kanal für Volksmusik („BR Heimat“), der NDR für alternative Musik („Blue“).

Über die Beschlüsse wollen die Intendanten die Mitarbeiter nach BILD-Informationen am Donnerstagvormittag informieren.

Eine BILD-Anfrage beim „Hessischen Rundfunk“ (hat den Vorsitz der Intendanten-Konferenz) wollte ein Sprecher am Mittwoch nicht kommentieren.

Gewitter-Walze überrollt Deutschland

 Hitze und Unwetter von Südwesten bis Nordosten

:Gewitter-Walze überrollt Deutschland

Blitze bei Straubing in Bayern

Blitze zucken bei einem Gewitter in Bayern vom Himmel

Foto: Armin Weigel/dpa 

Neue Gewitterwarnung: Ab Donnerstagnachmittag erwarten Meteorologen heftige Unwetter in Teilen Deutschlands.

Bis zu 32 Grad sind heute möglich, heißt es in der Vorhersage des Deutschen Wetterdienstes (DWD). Gleichzeitig sollen Gewitter im Laufe des Tages vom Südwesten bis in den Nordosten ziehen.

Wetterdienste warnen vor schwerem Gewitter

Meteorologe Maximilian Bähr von WetterKontor zu BILD: „Am Donnerstag ist Bewegung in der Wetterküche: Im Tagesverlauf gibt es in weiten Landesteilen dichte Quellwolken mit kräftigen Schauern und Gewittern. Örtlich auch Unwettergefahr.“

Klimatologe Dr. Karsten Brandt von Donnerwetter.de zu BILD: „Es gibt wieder viele Gewitter, besonders im Osten und Süden, teilweise Schwergewitter mit Hagel, Böen und Starkregen. Besonders in Bayern und Berlin/Brandenburg drohen wieder Unwetter. Die Menschen sollten die Warnungen beachten.“

Die Wetterkarte für den frühen Abend: Starkregen und Gewitter sind vor allem in Bayern, im O möglich

Die Wetterkarte für den frühen Abend zeigt: Starkregen und Gewitter sind vor allem im Süden und im Osten Deutschlands möglich

Foto: OpenStreetMap/Deutscher Wetterdienst

In ganz Deutschland sind demnach auch Unwetter mit heftigem Starkregen, Hagel und Sturmböen nicht ausgeschlossen.

Selbst orkanartige Böen – wie sie am Montag in Berlin und Brandenburg für Schäden, Verkehrschaos und ein Todesopfer sorgten – sind laut DWD wieder möglich.

Thursday, June 26, 2025

Celeste Legaspi proud of her second production venture


‘Song of the Fireflies’ is produced by veteran singer Celeste Legaspi and talent manager Girlie Rodis. Their first film venture was ‘Ang Larawan,’ the award-winning entry shown in the 2017 Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF). For their latest film collab, they found the story of Ma’am Alma Taldo and the Loboc Children’s Choir, which was about inspiring people and excellence in the. 

Leah C. Salterio - The Philippine Star    

Their first film was “Ang Larawan,” the award-winning entry shown in the 2017 Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF).

“We wanted to do a second film that would be worth it, like ‘Ang Larawan,’” producer Celeste said. “We thought that ‘Ang Larawan’ was about inspiring people and excellence in the craft. That was what we found in the story of ‘Ma’am Alma Taldo and the Loboc Children’s Choir. They are completely dedicated to excellence and committed to being the very best the Filipino can be.”

Celeste is the film’s executive producer.

“Their story came from a small town. All they had was talent, hard work and commitment. We thought that was a great story to put in film that will inspire the Filipinos when they watch the film,” she added. 

Hence, “Song of the Fireflies” came about. Sarge Lacuesta wrote the screenplay, King Palisoc worked at the helm.

Morissette makes her acting debut as Alma Taldo, the founder of the Loboc Children’s Choir.

“Our main responsibility was to portray Ma’am Alma (Taldo) as honestly as we could,” said Celeste. “She’s a very special person. Morissette embraced that challenge. She’s used to performing in concerts and on television, but she had to find that part of her that’s just about honesty. She hardly wore makeup. The clothes were very plain and simple. I will not wear those clothes. But Morissette embraced everything.”

“We really sat her down and told her the challenge that she would portray Alma as honestly as she can. She knew after meeting Ma’am Alma and learning from her,” continued she. “Morissette was really an asset for the film from the very beginning. Aside from the fact that she is Bisaya. She knew that. And we had to shoot in Bohol, also in Manila.”

The film boasts “great music,” as Celeste beamed. Morissette’s singing and rendition were so heartfelt. 

“It’s not a musical, but it’s about music,” Celeste pointed out. “We were able to get music from our National Artist Ryan Cayabyab, with original songs from Louie Ocampo, Jazz Nicolas (of Itchyworms), Raymund Marasigan (of The Eraserheads) and Krina Cayabyab.”

All the folk songs performed by the Loboc Children’s Choir  — Pobreng Alindahaw, Bahay Kubo and Sitsiritsit Alibangbang — were beautiful.

“That’s why I said let’s make the story of the Loboc Children’s Choir into a film,” Celeste said. “We always lacked money because there was no big firm backing us up. Financial was always the challenge. It still is a challenge.”

“But Cignal and MQuest Ventures came in. That really helped. I’m very proud of ‘Song of the Fireflies.’ It took a lot of hard work for us and heartache, as well. But I think it’s really worth it. I think I’ve seen it 50 times. Every time I watch it, I cry,” she shared.

“We love doing films that really inspire and show excellence in the Philippines, especially our music. We are courageous and at the same time, foolish. We begin our projects without money. That’s art. You have to make a leap of faith and believe that at the end of the jump, there will be an audience to support us.”

“But we have shown our tenacity for excellence and dedication for what is good about the Filipino that many people come and support us. That has been very heartwarming ever since ‘Ang Larawan’ and our musicals in the past.”

The experience of working with first-time actors like Morissette and the Loboc Children’s Choir was “refreshing” for director King Palisoc.

“Our experience shooting the film was full of authenticity,” said the director. “Since they were first-timers, the emotions that they gave in every scene were really very natural.”

Direk King initially gave a two-day workshop to his actors — Rachel Alejandro, Morissette, the Choir, Krystal Brimmer and Noel Comia Jr. — for everybody to get to know each other.

“In fact, through that workshop, that was where we added the cast for support roles,” disclosed King. “My role during the workshop was to give the actors the opportunity to be honest and authentic to themselves.”

“I think that showed. The other members of the choir, even in the small scenes, although they were originally scripted, the way they delivered the scenes, they were honest. Part of them, as choir members, they really delivered honest portrayals,” added King.

The director admitted he was “genuinely affected” by the performance of Morissette. “I really felt her sincerity in portraying Ma’am Alma,” he said. “I think that was the reason we cast her. In a lot of ways, she was really like Ma’am Alma in terms of how kind and generous she is. I guess, similar to the choir, it was really Morissette showing the sincere part of her being. The experience of working with them was very affecting.”

Original music was provided by National Artist Ryan Cayabyab, Louie Ocampo, Raimund Marasigan, Jazz Nicolas and Krina Cayabyab. Mr. C even penned a song, Alitaptap, which Morissette recorded for the film.

Morissette recorded another solo, Hanapin ang Sarili, written by Louie Ocampo and Sarge Lacuesta.

Mr. C’s Iduyan Mo, an original by Basil Valdez, was reimagined by the Loboc Children’s Choir, while Raimund Marasigan penned Kingang with Sarge Lacuesta and Raimund recorded it.

Raimund and Sarge also wrote an original, Lihim, recorded by Rachel Alejandto.

Rachel and Morissette did a duet of Umawit Ka, composed by Krina Cayabyab and Mr. C.

Krystal and Noel also recorded Ano Ba Tayo Talaga?, an emotionally resonant track written by Mookie Katigbak-Lacuesta and Jazz Nicolas.

“Song of the Fireflies” is bankrolled by Culturtain Musicat Productions, with MQuest Ventures in cooperation with the Quezon City Film Development Commission, CMB Film Services and Hartman Communications.

“Song of the Fireflies” is now showing in theaters. It will also be shown in Toronto, Canada in July.

So far, “Song of the Fireflies” has been shown in Los Angeles, California and Houston, Texas. Morissette’s deeply moving performance earned her a Best Actress recognition at the Second Manila International Film Festival Audience Award.

In the same awards, Alejandro bagged Best Supporting Actress honors and “Song of the Fireflies” won Second Best Picture and Noel Comia Jr. was Best Supporting Actor.

At the 58th Worldfest Houston International Film Festival, the film bagged the Platinum Remi Award.  

MOVIEGOER: 'Song of the Fireflies,' a glow in the dark



Rachel Alejandro (left), as Equit  Butalid and Morisette as Alma Taldo in 'Song of the Fireflies'
 

By Nestor Cuartero

Published Jun 26, 2025 07:40 am


It’s not a musical film, but one that’s full of music. Lovely, beautiful music skillfully interwoven into a moving narrative that brings one to the highs and lows of dreams, passion, and determination.

‘Lovely and beautiful’ similarly sums up the film itself as it tells a luminous story of resilience and hope, and the power of dreaming.

We attended the premiere of ‘Song of the Fireflies’ on June 23 at Gateway 2 in Cubao with hopes held high, considering that its producers, Celeste Legaspi and Girlie Rodis of Culturtain Musicat Productions, have a reputation for excellence in every project they plunge into. In 2017, the same creative team brought us ‘Ang Larawan,’ a breakthrough musical film based on a literary classic by Nick Joaquin.

When you go to preview a film about a rural choir’s success story, you know more or less what to expect. The story is written in your mind, and you don’t have to wait for someone to tell it to you.

What’s good about King Palisoc’s direction and Sarge Lacuesta’s scripting lies in the way they have made the storytelling engaging through quick pacing and editing.

Subplots are introduced through careful foreshadowing and are resolved by the film’s end. The film’s two young leads, played by Noel Comia Jr and Krystal Brimner, are allowed back and tangential side stories that allow their characters to shine and reveal themselves effortlessly. These add up to the film’s level of interest and engagement.

Yet, the story is not really about the two young lovers.

‘Song of the Fireflies’ is a tribute to the extraordinary journey of the Loboc Children’s Choir, which began in the 1980s in the quiet riverside town of Loboc, Bohol. Composed of children as young as 9 to 13 years old, the choir had to rise above poverty, limited resources, and natural calamities – all in pursuit of a single dream: to let their voices be heard.

Their dreams burned brightly, fanned by the steadfast guidance of their teacher, Ma’am Alma (played by Morisette), and the unwavering support of Equet Butalid (Rachel Alejandro, co-producer), a local cultural advocate.

As luck would have it, the LCC would go on to conquer Manila and international competitions abroad.

And now, the music. What a welcome relief that the film is so rich in local color portrayed lavishly through songs, folk dancing, some rituals, lots of rural scenery. They are interspersed with a happy mix of folk songs and contemporary songs written by renowned composers Ryan Cayabyab, Louie Ocampo, Raimund Marasigan, Jazz Nicolas, and Krina Cayabyab.

Their compositions are laid back-to-back with Filipino folk tunes taught to pupils in public elementary schools that strike a joyous, nostalgic chord in people of a certain age. How long has it been since the time you heard songs like Pobreng Alindahaw, Bahay Kubo, Sitsiritsit Alibangbang, among a few others, performed in a Filipino film? The one who sang them the most, Ms. Pilita Corrales, died just recently.

At the talk back, I asked Celeste and Girlie where they’re getting the courage, if not the money, to produce  films like ‘Ang Larawan’ and ‘Song of the Fireflies?’

At one point, Celeste said it was kind of foolish to do so, but in one’s pursuit of art, she said, you take a great leap of faith.

With wonderful cinematography capturing the essence of Bohol’s fabled Loboc river at night or at the break of dawn, lush in its poetic beauty, not to mention the breathtaking swarm of fireflies flickering in the dark, ‘Song of the Fireflies’ goes one step closer to lyric poetry, something so missing in today’s film scenery.

'Song of the Fireflies' swept the 2025 Manila International Film Festival with multiple wins: Audience Award for Best Picture, Best Actress (Morissette), Best Supporting Actress (Rachel Alejandro), Best Supporting Actor (Noel Comia Jr.). It also won the Platinum Remi Award at the WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival.

‘Song of the Fireflies’ is now glowing in cinemas.

CBCP: Filipino La Salle brother Armin Luistro appointed by Pope Leo XIV to key Vatican post

 



By Merlina Hernando-Malipot

Published Jun 25, 2025 04:47 pm


During a Vatican audience held on May 15, 2025, Pope Leo XIV welcomed the De La Salle Brothers, formally known as the Brothers of the Christian Schools. The delegation, led by Superior General Br. Armin Luistro, gathered to honor the 75th anniversary of St. John Baptist de La Salle’s proclamation as the patron saint of Christian teachers. (Photo: Vatican Media / CBCP News)

During a Vatican audience held on May 15, 2025, Pope Leo XIV welcomed the De La Salle Brothers, formally known as the Brothers of the Christian Schools. The delegation, led by Superior General Br. Armin Luistro, gathered to honor the 75th anniversary of St. John Baptist de La Salle’s proclamation as the patron saint of Christian teachers. (Photo: Vatican Media / CBCP News)

Filipino De La Salle Brother Armin Luistro, FSC, has been appointed by Pope Leo XIV as one of the newest members of the Dicastery for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life, the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) announced on Wednesday, June 25.

Luistro, who currently serves as Superior General of the De La Salle Brothers, joins 18 other newly appointed members of the Vatican office.


The dicastery oversees matters related to religious congregations and societies of apostolic life within the Catholic Church, according to CBCP News.

Consolata Missionary Sister Simona Brambilla currently heads the dicastery—the first woman to lead a major Vatican department.

Luistro’s appointment comes a month after he led the De La Salle Brothers in a special audience with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican on May 15, in celebration of the 75th anniversary of St. John Baptist de La Salle being declared the patron of Christian teachers.

Other new members of the dicastery include prominent figures such as Cardinal Arthur Roche, Prefect of the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments; Cardinal Cristóbal López Romero of Rabat, Morocco; Cardinal Giorgio Marengo of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia; Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa of Jerusalem; and Cardinal Jaime Spengler of Porto Alegre, Brazil.

The Dicastery for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life is responsible for guiding and regulating the global practice of consecrated life.

Its mandate includes approving religious constitutions, establishing and merging religious orders, and handling disciplinary matters involving vowed members.

According to Vatican data, the Catholic Church is home to nearly 600,000 women religious, about 128,500 religious-order priests, and approximately 50,000 religious brothers.

Luistro was elected Superior General of the De La Salle Brothers in 2022, becoming the 28th successor to the congregation’s founder—and the first Asian to hold the highest post in the global Lasallian community.

Prior to his current role, he served as President of De La Salle Philippines and as Secretary of the Department of Education (DepEd) in the Philippines.

Luistro's Vatican appointment reflects his longstanding commitment to Catholic education and religious life, and marks another milestone for Filipino leadership in the global Church.

La Salle Global, in a Facebook post on June 24, also announced Luistro’s appointment and noted that this “is a clear sign of the synodal path that we, as Lasallians, are called to walk in communion with the Church.”

“We extend our best wishes to Brother Armin in this new mission, trusting that his service will be a valuable contribution to the entire consecrated life of the Church,” it added.

De La Salle University (DLSU), in a separate Facebook post on June 24, also congratulated its former president on his new role as a member of the Vatican dicastery. 

Art und Zeitgeist

 

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ART AND THE ZEITGEIST   Young artists finish a mural titled “Ang Liwanag ng Bahaghari” alongside Mendiola Bridge in Manila. The artwork depicts the LGBTQ+ symbol of the rainbow as a ray of hope amid today’s toxic political environment. —MARIANNE BERMUDEZ

Do Filipinos enjoy eating chicken feet, heart, liver, kidney, etc. cooked with vinegar and onions? If so, what is the reason for their preference for these offal parts?

 

 

Is it only the Filipinos? Almost our neighboring Asians eat animal parts that are considered by other nations as discard.

I think it's not about preference. It is about survival that makes people eat something that is considered taboo to other nationalities. The Filipinos in the past had experienced extreme hunger because of war, famine, natural calamities and mostly survived on fruits, root crops, grains than can be easily found in the sorroundings. It is unlikely that meat is a common part of the diet as during those days people live like a nomadic lifestyle (fleeing from place to place). Before the introduction of raising animals for food consumption, they hunt wild animals and fish as a source of protein, and from there, they consider every part of the carcass as edible because, come on, it's rare and it is a part of a tasty meal as well.

In regards to the mentioned “vinegar and onion" with the addition of ginger, and black pepper, salt to taste and also birds eye chillies. Literally it is not common to only add vinegar and onion to cook Filipino dishes. There are dishes or appetizers as we called, that uses native vinegar and onion, with the addition of other ingredients of course, like fish ceviché jumping salad, and paksiw dishes.

A jumping salad is pouring a mixture of vinegar, salt, onion, chili, ginger into a bowl of fresh (moving) small shrimps making the animals to jump while they're eaten alive.

Back to the main topic, yes, almost every part of the slaughtered animal are eaten. Balls, brain, eyes, nose, ears, tonque, heart, gizzard, kidneys, intestines, trotter, knuckles, blood, snout. These are meat discards but Filipinos, along with other Asian countries have a unique way of preparing it and transforming it into an exotic and tasty dish.

Let's take a look;

  1. India's Rakti or blood fry.

2. Singapore's pig organ soup.

3. Japan's Horumon Yaki

4. Taiwan's Milkfish deep fried and soup intestines.

5. China's stewed lung and intestines.

6. Indonesia goat liver Satay and fried pig tongue Padang

7. Philippines’s meat and pig brain dinakdakan

Chicken intestine isaw

Blood stew dinuguan

Goat/ cow meat and intestine pinapaitan. (Using bile as a one of the flavourings to attain that slightly bitter taste, the name came from the root word “pait” means bitter.

Chicken gizzard and liver adobo.

Bopis, a spicy dish of minced pork, heart, kidney and lungs.

Braised chicken feet

6. Arab’s Pacha (grilled sheep's eyeballs).

Now, have you heard of placenta? Just kidding.

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