Answer:
Bahay Kubo" is a traditional Filipino folk song. It tells of a small hut (kubo in Tagalog) made out of nipa palm leaves, with the variety of vegetables surrounding it.
Explanation:
Bahay Kubo is a traditional Tagalog Filipino folk song credited to have been written by 1997 National Artist for Music Felipe Padilla de León
bahay kubo was usually sang by Filipino school children and as familiar as the Alphabet Song and Twinkle Twinkle Little Star of the west.[5] It is well known by Filipinos of all ages.
