This is the well-known theme song of the Eat Bulaga lunchtime TV show from 1979 to 2003.
FILIPINO POP SONGS
OPM stands for ‘Original Pilipino Music’
In this section, we also include Tagalog cover versions of pop songs in other languages.
Filipino Song: Nandito Ako
Nandito Ako, Tagalog song written by Aaron Paul del Rosario. Made famous by Filipino singer Ogie Alcasid in the late 1980s. Version of Lea Salonga came out in 1993. Rendition by Mexican diva Thalía in 1997.
Mamang Sorbetero (Song)
Mamang Sorbetero (translation: Mister Ice-Cream Man) is a popular Tagalog song in the Philippines. The Filipina singer heard here is Celeste Legazpi.
Filipino Song: Luha (Tears)
LUHA (Tears) by Filipino band Aegis – Juliet and Mercy Sunot (vocals), Stella Galindo (keyboard), Rey Abenoja (guitar), Rowena Pinpin (bass) and Vilma Goloviogo (drums)
Paubaya (Song Lyrics & Recording)
Moira Dela Torre
Hahabul-Habol (O, Ang Babae)
Hahabul-Habol by Freddie Aguilar is one of the funniest pop songs about Filipino women — it’s about how you can’t really tell what they want.
You visit them too often, they get bored. You don’t visit them enough, they get pissed off… If you don’t woo them, they grumble… They play coy and hard to get… but when you leave them, they’ll come running after you.
Women will drive you crazy, this song says.
Sa Ngalan ng Pag-ibig
This song’s title Sa Ngalan ng Pag-ibig can be translated into Tagalog as “In the Name of Love.”
Nosi Balasi
This popular Tagalog-language song is by the band Sampaguita. The lyrics are very motivational.
Huwag mong pansinin
ang naninira sa ‘yo
Basta’t alam mo lang
tama ang ginagawa mo Continue reading “Nosi Balasi”