In contrast to the typical "Lupang Hinirang" videos aired on television, which typically feature actors or politicians, this film is a breath of fresh air.
Rock Ed Radio and the National Historical Commission of the Philippines made a new music video for the national anthem of the Philippines. It has animated characters.
Arnold Arre directed and animated the 1 minute and 38 second video featuring the Radioactive Sago's performance of "Lupang Hinirang."
The purpose of the animated movie, according to Gang Badoy-Capati, founder and executive director of Rock Ed Philippines, is to give gratitude to all Filipinos who worked hard to make the Philippines "as free as it is now."
June 12, marks the 114th anniversary of the nation's declaration of independence.
According to what Badoy-Capati said in an interview with ANC, "I think it's about time that we have new pictures of the Philippines." "The use of animation can turn an otherwise mundane experience into an exciting one."
She also talked about one of the many life lessons that people of all ages, even babies, can learn from watching the video. According to what she said, "we wanted to convey that anything may develop from the sacrifice of someone else." "I thinkAraw ng Kalayaan is actually about it."
Take a look at the completely new animated music video for "Lupang Hinirang," which can be seen here.
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