What is the chant of Langit-Lupa?

(Heaven, Earth, Hell / Hell-Hell-Hell-Hell-Hell / Stab the heart / Out comes blood / Dead, Alive /And out you go.)”, pointing to the player next to the one he just pointed to with every syllable of the chant. Whoever the chanter is pointing at when the chant ends is the it.

What is the history of Langit-Lupa game?

Langit-Lupa game describes our view as a Christian as well as our beliefs in the afterlife. Indigenous terms heaven (langit) and earth (lupa) were borrowed from the European term “inferno”. This means that before Catholicism, our ancient Filipinos had no concept of a place of eternal suffering.

How do you beat Langit-Lupa?

Players are allowed to run on the ground (lupa) and climb on objects (langit). The it can only tag players who are on the ground and not those who are on higher objects. The player who gets tagged becomes the new it and the it becomes one of the players who gets chased.

Who created Langit Lupa at Impyerno?

In Jose Luciano Dans’ painting called “Langit, Lupa, Impyerno” located in St.

What is dampa game?

Noun. dampa. A game where two or more people will aim to move a stack of rubber bands pass a service line or off an edge. Each player will wager an agreed number of rubber bands and will determine who gets to go first by rock paper scissors.

How do you play Langit Lupa Filipino?

  1. A mad scramble ensues as the remaining players search for elevated ground which is “Langit” or Heaven.
  2. Here the It cannot go and the player cannot be touched. The unfortunate player who is caught and tagged standing on “Lupa” or the the level earth becomes the new “It”.
  3. Then the running and tagging begins again.

What is the most popular Filipino street game?

Patintero
Even if only one member of a group is tagged, the whole group becomes the it. Patintero is one of the most popular Filipino street games.

Who is Jose Luciano Dans?

One of the earliest recorded Filipino artists is Josef Luciano Dans. He’s famous for painting a mural called “Langit, Lupa at Impierno”. He also made a painting called “Purgatoryo” which shows the eight forms of punishment a soul must pass through to be cleansed and reach heaven.