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Feb 7, 2020 · Outside the hallowed walls of Quiapo Church in Manila, vendors peddle an assortment of goods: stolen cellphones, cigarettes, plastic toys, and gayuma—the Filipino term for love potions and spells meant to capture someone’s affection.
Oct 1, 2012 · Gayuma Lyrics: Hey, oh, mm, uh / Mm-mm, mm, yeah / Oh, no, no / Harana para sa dalaga / Na kung 'di dahil sa pag-ibig ay tinalikuran ko na sana / Dalaga na balak makasama / Mula sa simula.
Sep 30, 2012 · Abra ft. Thyro & Jeriko Aguilar - Gayuma (Official Music Video) – New 'Kadabra LP' and 'Cosmik EP' available everywhere soon: http://bit.ly/artificerecords ...more.
"Gayuma" ("Love Potion") is a song by Filipino rapper Abra featuring Thyro Alfaro and Jeriko Aguilar, son of Freddie Aguilar. The song is about a man in love with a transgender partner who learns he'd been given a love potion and takes an antidote.
Unveiling the Mysteries of Gayuma. In today’s digital age, where swiping right is the norm for snagging a date, the Philippines offers a more mystical approach to capturing hearts — meet “gayuma,” the traditional Filipino version of Tinder, but with spells, potions, and a whole lot of mystery.
Love spell para mahalin ng mahal mo? Paano mang gayuma? Gayuma gamit ang buong pangalan? Ito ang mga karaniwang tanong na sasagutin namin.
May 15, 2021 · Song: GayumaArtist (s): Abra ft. Thyro & Jeriko AguilarLyrics:Harana para sa dalagaNa kung 'di dahil sa pag-ibig ay tinalikuran ko na sanaDalaga na balak maka...
Gayuma is a Filipino love spell or potion said to help boost the love lives of those with lonely hearts, so to speak. Some serve to make someone you desire attracted to you, while other more potent versions are more aphrodisiac in nature.
Apr 1, 2020 · Anyone who grew up hearing stories of aswangs, tikbalangs, and the creatures of old Philippine mythology has surely heard a story or two about gayuma—a love potion that makes one irresistible to the person they desire.
Gayuma, often translated as love potions, holds a significant place in Filipino folklore and cultural practices. This exploration delves into the historical context, evolving interpretations, and the continued relevance of gayuma in both traditional and modern Filipino settings.
