The “Meteor Garden” fever is on for SB19’s Stell!On TikTok, the P-pop sensation shared a 53-second clip of himself singing ...

Freddie Aguilar, the Filipino folk music legend, died on May 27, at the Philippine Heart Center. He was 72.

Photo by Martine Girard, licensed under CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons QUEZON CITY, Philippines — Freddie Aguilar, the trailblazing folk musician whose timeless anthem “Anak” touched millions around ...

MANILA, Philippines — After winning Best Supporting Actress for “Song of the Fireflies” at the Manila International Film Festival (MIFF) in Los Angeles earlier this year, Rachel Alejandro ...

The lyrics in a great folk song and a great classic rock son often tread in similar waters. However, sonically speaking, they differ in stark contrast. Regardless, and as stated previously, good ...

The Japanese folk song “Sakura” celebrates the transient beauty of the cherry blossom, popularly regarded as the country’s national flower. But to Filipinos like Fernando Vasquez-Prada ...

Before viral dance crazes like Gangnam Style swept the world, the Philippines had its own cultural treasure in Dayang Dayang. This captivating dance and song has enriched Filipino culture for ...

Tahan Na – Like Bahay Kubo, this song carries a gentle, comforting melody that showcases Jona’s powerful vocals while maintaining a connection to Filipino musical traditions.

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Tickets go on sale today… Filipino rock band Rivermaya is set to perform in Dubai’s Coca-Cola Arena next year in February. Taking place on Sunday, February 9, 2025, Rivermaya will bring “The ...

Noel Cabangon is a Filipino singer-songwriter known for his folk music and socially conscious lyrics. He gained fame as part of the group Buklod before launching a successful solo career.

"The song is about a small hut in a garden full of vegetables," John said, adding he saw a deeper meaning behind the lyrics. "A lot of Filipinos aren't that well off. We didn't grow up with a lot.