1. Atin Cu Pung Singsing (Our Ring):
- This folk song from the Ilocos region features a broken measure towards the end of each verse. The song typically follows a 2/4 time signature, but switches to 3/4 time for a few measures before returning to 2/4.
2. Leron, Leron Sinta (Beloved Leron):
- This popular children's song from Luzon also incorporates a broken measure. It follows a consistent 6/8 time signature, but there is a point where the rhythm is interrupted by a broken measure, often accompanied by the lyrics "Leron, Leron Sinta."
3. Pamulinawen (My Beloved):
- Originating from the Visayan region, Pamulinawen features a distinct broken measure in the chorus. While the song mostly adheres to a 2/4 time signature, the chorus breaks this pattern with a 3/4 measure, creating a memorable syncopated rhythm.
4. Si Pilemon at Si Pilemona (Pilemon and Pilemona):
- This playful song from the Bicol region utilizes broken measures in its verses. It is typically played in 3/4 time, but the meter shifts to 4/4 for certain sections, often coinciding with the mention of the word "Pilemon."
5. Ako ay May Singsing (I have a Ring):
- Found in various regions of the Philippines, this song includes broken measures in its chorus. The verses generally follow a 3/4 time signature, but the chorus switches to 4/4 time for a few measures, creating a contrast in rhythm.