The video offers a respectful and grounded look at the Aeta's cultural resilience, avoiding the common trap of superficial exoticism. It effectively demonstrates that genuine human connection is built through shared experience rather than mere observation.
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Living Off-Grid With The Aeta In The MountainsAdded:
[laughter] >> Hi.
Hi.
Oh.
>> Where do you sleep? My house.
>> Ah, where?
>> Mama.
>> Oh, your mama.
Oh.
Her name?
Baby.
The one who The one who called you.
Ah, but But no service. No service.
>> No.
>> Oh. So I have Wi-Fi?
No.
>> No.
>> Oh, okay. Oh, this is enough.
Oh, there's signal.
>> There is.
>> Ah, okay.
We sleep We sleep inside?
Okay. Thank you so much.
Our home for the next 1 week.
Oh, I'm so happy.
Hello po.
Hi.
Welcome home.
This was the last thing we ate in Balakayo.
>> Yes.
>> The first thing Oh, bye.
>> Bye, thank you.
>> Thank you po.
>> The guide is gone.
We got our a welcome gift.
The last thing we ate in Balakayo, our last home.
home.
>> Last meal.
>> And the first thing we're eating here in our new home.
>> [music] >> And jackfruit happens to be our favorite.
Thank you.
Juice. [laughter] Thank you.
Matamis.
Sugar?
Matamis.
>> [music] >> Matamis.
Matamis.
>> [music] >> Wait, naum.
Mami.
Naum is hot.
Bali.
Bali.
Bali.
>> [music] >> In in Ma.
Mahampas. [music] Is welcome. Welcome.
And thank you.
Also Where is juice for Kuya?
Tagalog.
>> [music] >> People die.
Die, people.
Marami.
Marami, many.
Many. Marami.
Mata.
We already home.
Now we're going to do a quick tour of the farm.
It's ready.
Coffee.
Wow.
We good?
Okay.
Which one is this?
Which what?
Badola?
Badola Badola Badola.
You go first water.
And we have We go.
English nosebleed.
>> [laughter] >> You nosebleed >> I don't speak Tagalog.
>> Everyone family.
Which mountain?
>> Yeah.
>> Which name?
>> mountain >> mountain >> Yeah.
>> What what's the name of the mountain?
>> Yeah.
>> mountain mountain >> mountain mount love >> mount love >> Yeah.
>> Oh, yeah. Oh, mount love.
>> Yeah.
mount Elska >> mount Elska We try.
>> Yeah.
>> Like this?
>> Yeah.
>> Oh.
>> Yeah.
>> Huh.
It's so hot.
Mhm.
>> Is it wild >> wild Yeah. wild fruits.
>> Not much [laughter] taste.
Everything?
>> Yeah.
>> So, what's the name again?
>> banayoyo >> banayoyo >> Mhm.
Mhm.
>> This one >> Mhm.
>> is I I >> don't know what that is.
>> So, this is I love >> Yeah.
>> on I love that.
>> At I don't know what I'm allergic to and not.
We eat everything.
>> Yes, yeah.
>> Thank you.
One for the road.
>> One for the road.
>> Let's go fetch water.
I love >> I love >> I love I love is sweet.
>> [laughter] >> is sweet.
Oh, it's sweet.
>> sweet >> sweet I feel so at home.
>> I know.
>> I think it's been like 3 hours 2 2 3 hours and since we got here.
>> That's the time I think they love it this >> Yeah.
Wow.
Ah, for drinking.
>> drink >> Ah, it's drink.
I >> Like that.
>> [music] [music] >> This place is beautiful.
It's magical.
>> It's magic.
>> But this is just magic.
>> I think you have to be here to experience this.
>> I don't even think we'll be able to capture it as It's really impossible to do.
>> [music] >> to do.
>> Yes.
But we'll try. But Yeah.
We don't speak the same language. We all Small small of each other's language.
>> But it's We understand each other. That's the most important.
>> Yes.
And there's no sign language. You can't even [music] >> Ask her to translate.
>> Yes. Yes, to translate.
>> All is well.
We work with a little that we both know.
>> And so Somehow we just fit in like so effortlessly, I would say.
>> And we feel at home.
They've allowed us to stay here up until here from Tuesday today to Tuesday all the way to Sunday.
>> Yeah.
>> So that's a whole blessing. So we're going to enjoy every single day >> Yeah. of this week.
Okay.
So, how many people eat dinner? How many people?
How many cups?
No.
Yeah.
15 >> [laughter] >> raining Okay, so We find you like Oh, we wait. Okay.
>> Okay.
>> Okay.
>> What do you put inside? [music] No, we don't. Oh, you put papaya?
Yeah.
What else? Only [music] papaya?
>> [music] >> You go get papaya.
So, we get [music] more papaya?
>> Ah, we change the clothes in the CR.
Ah, we change the clothes, not shower first.
Oh, you change the clothes.
Oh, now we go.
We go.
Tarana.
Tarana. Tarana. Tarana, son.
Taray.
Tarana sa ilog kabatuan.
>> [music] >> You shy, dad?
Shy?
Who is shy?
My It's my sisters.
My sisters.
My My My sisters.
Kapatids.
>> Kapatid. You say kapatid.
>> Kapatid?
Time to take a shower.
We're done taking a bath. We've enjoyed every part of it. The river is so refreshing.
And it's just so nice to spend time with them.
And learn more from them.
I can't wait to do this for the next 1 week.
Going to have such a good good time over here.
Everyone family. Everyone is coming.
One barangay's family. Sugar.
What do you want?
Um >> What?
>> [music] [clears throat] >> Tomorrow?
Mhm? Fish?
Tomorrow what? Weekend?
Fish?
>> Fishing. Yes.
>> Yes.
>> Okay.
>> Yes.
>> Morning.
>> Okay.
>> What time?
Eight. Okay.
Um or what?
Very very happy very happy.
>> How do you feel? happy How do you feel?
Happy?
We are so happy to be here.
Very and here is Very delicious. Yes.
How about you?
How are you feeling today?
Really?
How are you feeling today?
I'm so happy.
We are so happy to be here.
>> [laughter] >> We eat guava tomorrow. I will eat guava tomorrow.
We eat guava.
I like Sorry.
We go get water.
Oh, wow.
>> [music] [music] >> Story time. They're saying about April 1st, 1981.
Then what happened during What happened?
Migration.
So, people migrated from To where? To where?
How many people died?
Did people die?
>> Um 1,000.
1,000.
>> 1,000 plus, right?
What about this barangay? Was it affected?
Affected also?
So, from all the way from there to here?
My life >> Three nights what?
Fire?
No morning. No morning.
>> Every night dark for three days.
>> Dark for three days?
Okay, so when the eruption happened for three days there was no night. There was no day. No, it's like there was no >> darkness.
>> It was just darkness.
>> Very affected people.
>> Oh yeah, darkness.
>> Rain sand.
>> Rain sand.
>> Rain sand.
>> Rain sand.
>> Rain sand.
>> It rained sand.
>> Oh, it rained sand.
What?
The The You see the crater lake, the water?
Um it came after eruption.
Or was it there before? Was it Was the lake before eruption?
Or after eruption?
>> After eruption.
>> They come the the the lake.
Then after the lake, the water, the river.
Where?
This she I in villa?
So when it happened then Lola move. Where did Lola go?
>> Then back >> After >> Eruption.
>> All the houses affected. The houses affected. So, she has to build again.
>> New house, new house, new house.
>> [music] [music]
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