Ang Filipino-American War ,at ang tugtuging Veteranos De la Revolucion, ang BANDA 88 at ang mga Banda Sa Pilipinas:

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* The backround music "Veteranos de la Revolucion" played by Banda 88 (Musikong Luma) ng Santa Maria, Bulacan. Conducted by Maestro Meinardo ( Memen ) Belarmino. Recorded live around late 70's.

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The Filipino-American War 1899-1902

The start of the war- Tensions between the Filipinos and the American soldiers on the islands existed because of the conflicting movements for independence and colonization, aggravated by the feelings of betrayal on the part of Aguinaldo, who had been brought to the islands by the American navy. Hostilities started on February 4, 1899 when an American soldier shot a Filipino soldier who was crossing a bridge into American-occupied territory in San Juan del Monte, an incident historians now consider to be the start of the war. U.S. President William McKinley later told reporters "that the insurgents had attacked Manila" in justifying war on the Philippines. The Battle of Manila (1899) that followed caused two thousand casualties for Filipinos and two hundred and fifty for the Americans.