#timawa

[fetznerdeathrecords]

Timawa - Slaughter Through Subjugation

Brutal Death Metal from the Philippines

1. Berberoka 04:02 2. Buraot Decapitation 02:20 3. Molesting Your Mom's Carcass 05:50 4. Bolo to the Face 01:39 5. Mass Genocide of Reality 04:25 6. Scene Pussy Gold Ass Digger 03:47 7. Human Pus from an Anal Would 02:58 8. Slaughter Through Subjugation 03:40

Release date: January 11th, 2025 via #rottenmusic

@timawa_band

[gerilya]

TIMAWA Painting by Gerilya Acrylic on Canvas 9 in x 12 in 2023

[sangkalibutan]

concept art for sa ilalim ng gabi

[Image description: Image of a blonde woman with a blue & white dress facing the viewer as her eye glows red. A flash of light glows from her shoulder, contrasted by the dark, pitch black background. End description.]

[ladysantos]

timawa

[kevrayval]

Bakokak Timawa Homage Spread (2017)

[firebluegraphics]

Timawa

[jmmsthings]

"Timawa" were free people in ancient Filipino society, different from nobles and slaves. They did not serve as slaves but also had no royal status. They could own land, join battles, and live independently. Timawa had more freedom than slaves but still had to serve the ruling class sometimes.

"Ladino" were Filipinos during Spanish rule who could speak both Spanish and their native language. They acted as translators and writers, helping Filipinos and Spaniards communicate. Many Ladinos wrote early Filipino literature and spread knowledge. They were important in history because they helped preserve Filipino culture while learning Spanish ways.

"Traditional clothing" refers to the special clothes worn by people in the past or during cultural events. In the Philippines, examples include the Barong Tagalog for men and the Baro't Saya for women. These outfits show Filipino identity, history, and traditions, often worn at weddings, festivals, and formal gatherings.

"Oral tradition" is the way stories, history, and knowledge are passed from one generation to another by speaking instead of writing. It includes folktales, myths, songs, and proverbs. Many cultures use oral tradition to teach lessons, share beliefs, and keep their history alive before written records existed.

"Democracy" is a system of government where people have the power to choose their leaders through voting. In a democracy, everyone has rights and can express their opinions. Leaders are responsible for listening to the people. This system promotes fairness, freedom, and equality in decision-making for a country or community.

[michahyu]

"Those who can draw can draw whatever they want" (pt 1)

Me: "So I can draw whatever want? Ohohoho!" (evil cackling)

...

(draws a samurai having a meal with a Visayan timawa while chatting BECAUSE YES!)

(So the samurai's name is 'Takamine no Kyouhei' and the Visayan's name is Bayani. They're canonically friends in my chronicle—it's the year 1520 when Bayani, one of Lapu-Lapu's men, helps Kyouhei get back to the Okinawan islands after Kyouhei was accidentally drugged and sent off to the Mactan island.

They're also my ancestors. I'm not sure if I would actually be related to a real life samurai from the past, but 'Takamine' is my great grandmother's last name (Takamine Tomiko), and it means noble or high peak. Plus this is also a way for her to be remembered because I really miss her and it's my fictional story so I can imagine whatever I want.)