Index of a small collection of Filipino Christmas songs from the MIT FSA locker.

The Philippines is known for celebrating the longest Christmas season. You know the season has started when you hear the sad ballad "Pasko na Sinta Ko" playing over the airwaves here in Metro Manila. As early as October, western Christmas carols are played in malls to lure early shoppers.

Founded in 1985, Chabelle is known as a supplier of premium Philippine products. Its diverse product line ranges from first-class jewelry to holiday lanterns. Year after year, Chabelle continues to introduce, import and sell high-quality premium products to the US market - San Ramon, CA and Paranaque City.

The Voices of Christmas Page - includes Tagalog greeting.

Filipino Christmas traditions revived in Cal State (old - 1997).

Brit expat Anthony Lee's account of spending Christmas in the Philippines combining turkey and figgy pudding with Filipino traditions. From Britain's Telegraph Expat.

We are a trendsetter in innovative Filipino ornamental designs. Geuel Handicrafts has been a manufacturer of Christmas ornaments and decorative accessories for over 20 years - Caloocan City.

Recipes for the holiday season from Wired! Philippines .

from eHow.com. The Philippines are said to have the longest Christmas season in the world. As early as September, bright holiday decorations go up in people's homes and festive music plays on the radio and in stores.

Short description of Philippine Christmas traditions in French.

Filipino parols are so symbolic of the Filipino Christmas season. A Filipino parol shines in every ones house to celebrate the season of sharing, giving, peace and love. Filipino Christmas parols are so unique and for us Filipinos, easily recognizable as the symbol of our faith and our culture.

Original Filipiniana greeting cards exclusively from papemelroti, the Philippines' most original gift and home decor shop - Quezon City.

In the Filipino language Tagalog, a Chrismas lantern is called a parol. The parols collected here decorated various hotels, restaurants, stores, and homes on or near the small tourist island of Boracay, Philippines during Christmas 1997 and 1998. As variations on the traditional parol, they are hand-made from locally available resources like coconut trees, mussel shells, and plastic packaging.

Christmas traditions in the Philippines.

To most Filipinos, Christmas is the most anticipated fiesta of the year and is celebrated accordingly. The splendid climate of this tropical island nation, the abundance and beauty of its flowers, and lovely landscape, its multitude of culinary delights, and above all its warm-hearted people with their true devotion to family and faith all contribute to a holiday celebrated in the true Philippines fiesta tradition.

The Philippines, a dominantly Catholic country, has earned the distinction of celebrating the world's longest Christmas season. Christmas carols are heard as early as September and it is only after Epiphany that the Christmas decorations are removed - from Wikipedia.

Various kinds of parols and other Filipino Christmas items for sale online!

Christmas traditions in the Philippines

Christmas songs galore - from Wired! Philippines.

Jim Ayson's original Merry Christmas page now housed at Wired! Philippines.