Most of you Filipinos out there probably ate Malunggay with chicken as tinola, or with fish and other vegetables, mongo soup dishes, and blanched as salads. But, did you know that the Malunggay is a miracle vegetable. Here’s a little information about the Malunggay that we found interesting.

Scientific name: Moringa oleifera Lam.
English: Horse raddish tree
Tagalog: Malunggay

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In the Filipino language, a Christmas lantern is called a parol. There’s no greater symbol of the Filipino Christmas spirit than the parol. All through the Christmas season, star-shaped lanterns can be found hanging outside homes and along the streets of cities and small provincial towns, farms and fishing villages. For Filipinos, making a parol, decorating one and lighting a parol is an expression of shared faith and hope.

Check Out this jeepney that was modifed just for Kobe Bryant’s 5 city “Supernatural Tour” through Asia to promote his latest brand of Nikes. Bryant hit Manila, Taipei (where he opened a new Nike store), Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Beijing, spreading the love of basketball, holding clinics, and giving interviews.

Brown Nation would like to thank Mic3 for this interview. Also click on the link below to hear our very own Brown Nation theme song by MIC3. We would also like to thank DJ skid for creating the dope beats.
>>Click here to check out: MIC3 Brown Nation Lyrics.mp3

Q&A Interview with MIC3

Name:
The name on my Birth certificate says Michael Ilano Rosales. My stage name is Mic3 ( Mic -short for Michael, 3 – for the third child/ 3 main islands of the Philippines.)

Where are your origins in the Philippines?
My mom is from Imus Cavite, Malagasang, right outside of Manila, and my Pops is from a very small province called Aqudahan, San Jose Samar, in Visayas.

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A friend found several Brown Nation Stickers in LA, strange how they get around, though we’ve been getting a lot of request for stickers on our website. Whoever you are, thanks for reppen Brown Nation.