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Lyric Video: Bagong Pilipinas Hymn Official BAGONG PILIPINAS HYMN PANAHON NA NG PAGBABAGO Panahon na ng pagbagago Dahil sa ito ay kinakailangan Tayo na magtulong-tulong Na paunlarin ang mahal nating bayan Panahon na ng pagbagago Dahil sa ito ay kinakailangan Tayo na magtulong-tulong Na paunlarin ang mahal nating bayan Panahon na ng pagbagago At iayos ang mag dapat ayusin Dapat lang maging tungkulin Ng bawat mamamayan dito sa atin Gawin ang pagababago Patungo sa pag-asenso Magsikap na Mabuti At nang guminhawa tayo Ipagmalaki natin sa mundo at ipamalas Ang Bagong Pilipino at Bagong Pilipinas Panahon na ng pagbabago Tangkilikin natin ang sariling atin At tama lang na ugaliin Kaysa sa iba sa atin ang unahin Panahon na ng pagbabago At manguna sa kahit anong larangan Ang tagumpay ay karangalan Ialay o ihandog natin sa bayan Ilang ulit nang napatunayan ng Pilipino Ang husay at lakas, kagandahan at talent Handing makipag paligsahan Kahit anong oras Ang Bagong Pilipino, ang Bagong Pilipinas Panahon na ng pagbabago Buhay natin ay gawing maaliwalas Marami ang Magandang bukas Ang ibubunga ng Bagong Pilipinas Gawin ang pagbabago Patungo sa pag-asenso Magsikap na Mabuti At nang guminhawa tayo Ipagmalaki natin sa mundo at ipamalas Ang Bagong Pilipino at Bagong Pilipinas. PANAHON NA! related: ‘Bagong Pilipinas’ song required in flag ceremonies Malacañang has ordered all national government agencies and instrumentalities to include the recital of the Bagong Pilipinas hymn and pledge in their weekly flag ceremonies – a move reminiscent of a similar requirement to sing the Bagong Lipunan anthem during martial law. The directive, which also covers government-owned or controlled corporations and educational institutions, is contained in Memorandum Circular 52 signed on June 4 by Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin by the authority of President Marcos. Bagong Pilipinas is the governance brand of the Marcos administration. It aims to achieve a deep transformation in society and emphasizes the government’s commitment to undertake policy reforms. Malacañang said the campaign is “characterized by a principled, accountable and dependable government, reinforced by unified institutions of society.” The memorandum directed all national government agencies and instrumentalities and encouraged local governments to “integrate the recital of the Bagong Pilipinas hymn and pledge in the conduct of weekly flag ceremonies, subject to existing laws and rules and regulations.” It aims “to further instill the principles of the Bagong Pilipinas brand of governance and leadership among Filipinos.” “For this purpose, the heads of all national government agencies and instrumentalities shall ensure that the Bagong Pilipinas hymn and pledge, which are annexed to this circular, are properly disseminated within their respective institutions and offices,” the memorandum read. Section 18 of the Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines required all government offices to hold a flag raising ceremony every Monday morning and flag lowering ceremony every Friday afternoon. The Presidential Communications Office, the government’s lead communication arm, was tasked to relay and disseminate the Bagong Pilipinas hymn and pledge to all government offices and the public. A similar directive was issued during the time of the President’s late father and namesake Ferdinand Marcos Sr., who put forward a vision for a “new society” or bagong lipunan. The elder Marcos’ administration required the singing of “Bagong Lipunan” – an anthem about a new country and a new movement striving for progress – during flag ceremonies. The song was commissioned by then first lady Imelda Marcos shortly after martial law, which has been tied to human rights abuses and suppression of liberties, was declared in 1972. Its music was composed by National Artist for Music Felipe Padilla de Leon Sr. while its lyrics were written by National Artist for Music and Literature Levi Celerio. A modern version of the song was used during the campaign sorties of the younger Marcos during the 2022 elections.