Latinos react to Morissette and Jason Dy perform "Diyan Ba Sa Langit" LIVE on Wish| REACTION

[@Waleska-Herrera]

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[@Itsmeriri_]

Please react to Morisette's cover of HOLY NIGHT PLEASEEEE the one where she wore a blue dress. Please pleaseeee 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Filbritfamily]

Jason dy coach on the voice is sarah geronimo you should react on their live performance together (if I ain't got you)

[@bigkahuna3714]

Please react Jay R and Ylona Garcia- maybe a little bit kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHnIpZ15Z613mpY

[@jananabanana422]

Fun fact: Erik Santos is referred to as the Philippine's king of teleserye (telenovela) theme songs 🤣🤣

[@arquelyap8079]

Efra got it right, ballads and rnb songs are more commercial genre here. Although POP is now rising cause of idol groups like SB19. But SB19 also have 2 love ballad songs in their album. Tilaluha and Hanggang sa huli. If you wanna check their song 2 ballad songs in wish107.5 then these are the links kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4fYnYSEppaNo6M kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3_CnJ6Xoq6ao68

[@neliacabias8126]

Jayson Dy, is a product of THE VOICE, his coach is the coach of Morissette Amon, SARAH G. ✌

[@BoraViolin]

This song won Best Ballad recording at this years AWIT awards (2020). The AWITS in the Philippines are like the equivalent of the Grammys in the US. It's a rare true duet in my Opinion. Most recent mainstream collabs you get two artists simply trading lines. Here the harmonies are so seemless and take the center of the song from beginning to end. It's an underrated Gem!

[@einnak0]

Super underrated! I love that song.

[@jaear7016]

yasssss

[@ricoconde1772]

On point..

[@rheabautista2905]

this is just based upon my observation but i think the reason why filipino music hasn't broken through the international scene yet is because our taste in music is very different from the music that is currently consumed around the world... it may just sound too old school for some, but for us, leaning more towards ballads speak to our hearts and souls more than anything... we believe that the primary purpose of music isn't for entertainment but to spread a message... if you listen to our old songs, they are pretty much similar to the new ones... and i find it so amazing because this is the result of our unchanging values and the preservation of our culture... so no matter what the world thinks, we still continue to produce this type of music because for us it's the essence of being a filipino... you can try to research about "kundiman" so you can understand what i'm talking about better... more power to you and your channel! ❤️

[@briederilo4442]

Precisely

[@teddycaldeo3891]

👍👍👍

[@jasonflores4250]

very well said...and if i can add something..i think filipinos are too good that others are kinda threatened by their presence LOL!

[@lowkeyfanboy0612]

I could not agree more

[@brucek5578]

As an American married to a lady from Cebu and have my 80 year old mother in law living in the room next to me, I would say they have very old school views on life and music. Which is why I love them both.

[@BoRZ886]

Jason Dy was one of the winners of The Voice. He's very underrated. His runs are so defined, u could literally spell it out. Ballad/ RnB sad and love songs are very popular in the Philippines, so u got it right.

[@annaramirez3016]

Efra's definition of a novela is hilarious! They played Thalia's soaps in the Philippines.

[@nikkuchuii4860]

You must try MORISSETTE’s ORIGINAL SONGS: -YOU AND I -NARIRINIG MO BA -PANAGINIP -DI MAPALIWANAG -

[@Zanerrss]

wishclusives preferably

[@giltorres3364]

i agree.

[@viliame1840]

Thanks guys...you sre my Fav...Mori is a gift to us..phenomenally stunning! Much love from the Fiji 🏝 🇫🇯 Islands 🏝 🇫🇯

[@jethrocrus8078]

Morissette used to sing many of Filipino telenovela themes.

[@notme5075]

Filipinos love for love songs rooted deep in our culture. We have a traditional genre of art song we call "Kundiman" which are Filipino love songs. The melody is characterized by a smooth, flowing and gentle rhythm with dramatic intervals. Kundiman was the traditional means of serenade in the Philippines. It was also used by our revolutionaries against Spaniards to show love for our country. Kundiman writers sought poetry for their lyrics, blending verse and music in equal parts.

[@tzedpendragon8036]

YOU'LL BE SHOCKED HOW MUCH PHILIPPINES LOVED TELENOVELAS!!!! THERE ARE NUMEROUS TELENOVELAS ADOPTED BY THE PHILIPPINE TV

[@MikkosFree]

And proud to say, some of our local telenovelas have been imported all over Asia and reached number one on their local networks.

[@highish]

Telemundo

[@ricent86bryne]

Oh you dorgot to mention South America’s telenovela dubbed in Filipino 🤣

[@imdreamingofawhite]

Marimar, anyone? Lol 😂

[@carllagrama4649]

You should react to Jason Dy's The voice audition and his rendition of Emotions by destiny's child.

[@alvinmanos3972]

Yes, please do waleska and efra...

[@pamelamiral1281]

YESSSS PLEASEE

[@jeval05___]

Yes please!!!

[@johnnicholiranzo3692]

Yes plss!!!

[@melodyhilario8770]

This song won an award 🥇...kudos to them both...harmony is superb!❤️❤️❤️...thank u guys. I love ur reaction always😉

[@elikarty3126]

One of Mori and Jason's underrated performance 💜👑 which should have more views .

[@missred2021]

Oh my! Jason Dy and morisette good to see them here... they are from The Voice their coach is Sarah G. Nice to them both here... Thanks...

[@mayflorcatubuan7985]

Imagine this: a group of guys looking up to a window with a lady looking out, somebody in the group playing a guitar and one or two of the guys sings with it, wooing the lady with a song. The main singer is usually the one who likes the lady. That is a harana. Courting a lady with the song is the norm I think 100 years back. The venue changed as time went by, but the guys with the guitar didn't. That is the reason why there is a lot of love declarations in the music of our country.

[@cafetbeh8408]

Yeah it is, especially during the Spanish era until 70s, this was how the typical Filipino courtship was done, and it gradually declined since when the karaoke/videoke was invented and introduced by a Filipino inventor in 1978.

[@MikkosFree]

Jason Dy is a talented singer that I didn't like at first. I thought he wasn't projecting enough, kind of like that shy kid who couldn't bring out his voice. But over the years he has gotten bolder and bolder, bringing that great talent to new heights.

[@JD-yz4kr]

Filipinos have been watching Mexican Telenovelas ever since Thalia starred in Marimar with Eduardo Capetillo. It was followed immediately by Thalia and Fernando Colunga in Maria La Del Barrio. They were such a hit that all the TV stations followed suit.

[@carlolauron1447]

You may wanna check some originals from Morissette on Wish Bus as well. Namely: 'Naririnig Mo Ba', 'Panaginip' and 'You and I'.

[@lukaswish41nowitzki62]

Maybe your just new to this channel, they did already.. 😊

[@kidmindanao3682]

Yaaasss!!! So good definitely! Thank you for supporting our Mori and Jason as well.😍😭😇♥️❤️♥️✨✨✨💫💫🔥🔥🔥

[@tonyledesma614]

Incredible performance by Morissette & Jason...,grabe sila!😲

[@viliamebuadromo3672]

Guys ..PLEASE YOU MUST DO THIS.. THE PRAYER MORISSETTE & JEJ VINSON WOW..PHENOMENAL & SOOTHING...MELTED BUTTER MATERIAL

[@018knight]

u guys are the best reactors. have so much fun watching and listening to yall

[@mariajoanbenitez6462]

Before asian/kdrama, philippines televisions was dominated by Latin tele-novelas... 😁 Thalia's dramas was a hit! 😜

[@myecox]

Marimar 😜

[@anncapangpangan2559]

Maria mercedes, maria la del bario, marimar, rosalinda

[@johnluisbinaday3110]

I requested for thissss!!!! Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@Forsythe-4]

Morissette's original called "Panaginip" is a must! She has a performance of that in the wish bus. Love you both ❤️❤️

[@briederilo4442]

Marimar, Gata Salbahe, Rubi, Rosalinda and many more Telenovelas dominated the Philippine television way back the years 😍😍😍 I'm a fan of them also and I was like 7 years old that time HAHAHAHAH

[@musicformood6031]

You got it right Efra! Ballad and R&B is very popular here in the Philippines same as with POP!

[@dinoperalta3035]

You two hit the nail on the head when you said that songs like these are either theme songs of tv novellas or sound tracks of dramatic movies! Yes, we have them here in the Philippines and the artists chosen to sing them do so in such a way that the songs become the identifying mark of the novellas and movies.

[@michaelryan888]

Dude, 90s kids grew up watching THALIA TELENOVELAS and listening to her MUSIC! IT WAS SO CRAZY SHE EVEN WENT HERE A COUPLE OF TIMES AND HAD A MASSIVE CONCERT AND HAD A MEETING WITH THE PRESIDENT! SHE WAS HUGE! If I remember it correctly, it was her trip to the Philippines where she realized she has to learn to speak in English! She basically started the trend. After that, there were manyyyyy telenovelas popping on every TV network and some even had a Filipino Remake.

[@Kewpiegal001]

Efra is right, ballads and r&b are the go-to genre in the country. One reason being that the Filipinos are emotional and like music that touches the soul. Well, in every type of music anyway, even dance/pop, the beats or lyric should be heartfelt for it to become popular with the people. Sarah Geronimo’s influence can be seen and felt between these two artists that she coached in The Voice Philippines which also, by the way, includes, Darren Espanto during The Voice Kids. Another wonderful reaction from you guys. Thanks.

[@rodolfobaay7291]

a new subscriber here. love your comments. the song is a really difficult to sing. but the two nailed i. kudos to both of them. i love Mori and i become a fun of jason. both are amazing.

[@iutitasuiaunoa7841]

Love you guys. Love watching you both and love your reactions. Love the accent so much!! God bless you both..

[@eyes0nyu]

And yes, Ballad is the most commercial genre in the Philippines. It's definitely the benchmark for any singer who wants to make it mainstream. They need to be able to deliver ballads. Regarding the lyrics, it's only been recently that is somewhat ok to listen to suggestive (not even explicitly sexual) songs. It basically, narrowed the subject for the songwriters. The other popular subject are social commentary.

[@lharrysworld4262]

Pilipino is idolize marimar in 90's

[@jesusatan3020]

we have a lot of tele novelas in the philippines..... am glad you reacted to this... so good!!!!

[@annaramirez3016]

A very sad song actually. The singers are asking their partner who already passed away. "Diyan Ba sa Langit" - "there in heaven", do u still remember the promise of eternity?

[@leeaquino9220]

Yes this type of songs typically in all ages in the Philippines can relate period,, hey if it’s more popular and salable why not!! and pilipinos are very sentimental

[@edzeljereza8234]

check out mori's new version of "shine" just this last december on wishbus" behind the "wish-per"

[@vocalpower699]

Yes omg

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[@valpadilla1]

Sounds like two angels from heaven doing a duet. Love it! Muchos Gracias.

[@camalusman7635]

Yes, Efra. We are fond of Ballads and Romantic songs.. Occassionally of pop like in parties and gatherings because dancing will always be there also... Well, I can say both but more on ballads and love songs.

[@marohestella1224]

What a collab , bravo to the both of them. Thank you for reacting 🇵🇭❤️❤️

[@mlcc172]

Thank you guys for reacting to this. Please react to her 'behind the wishper' live performance of SHINE..

[@Nemia1220]

THANK YOU!!! I'VE BEEN WAITING FOREVER!😂😂 This song is beautiful, and the lyrics, "There in Heaven". This song was originally supposed to be done with Darryl Ong (some gossip there)....but I love it with Jason.

[@FooDan_Critic]

You should have to react JASON DY doing RIFF CHALLENGE, it's probably mind blowing and it shows his superb agility in singing. Talented guy... Keep safe you two!

[@JustMe-gn8sy]

Jason Dy sang Stay With Me on the wish bus if you’d like to check it out 😊

[@julitapineda2046]

All genres are always in the Philippines anytime and always loved and followed by listeners, and music lovers, God bless

[@rakdanelvis2856]

These how they promote new songs..going out on wish bus..and having your reactions made them more to listen..thanks for supporting Filipino artists and im one of your avid fans here..love u both🥰🥰🥰

[@jethrocrus8078]

There was a time mexican/spanish telenovelas were popular in the Philippines. Now its korean telenovelas 😃

[@andrygraymoan]

Daryl Ong and Jason Dy both joined " The Voice Philippines " and Jason Dy won the Grand Champion under coach Sarah Geronimo

[@lettielotho-chiok7589]

You're right, songs like these usually have ballads that play as theme song of the local telenovelas. These two talented artists are favorites.

[@MommyMillanie]

Made me cry... I love this song so much.....

[@ordinace6142]

Telenovelas in the Philippines are so popular specially to house wives left alone at home and to housemaids who spent their free time after a rigorous works.its so popular here.and your right that kind of songs are typical to be a backing track to those TV shows.

[@jeffkaravaki4713]

WALESKA, Jason Dy won the Phillipines THE VOICE 2011 THIS SONG WON THE BALLLAD OF THE YEAR 2020 WISH MUSIC AWARDS PHILLIPINES

[@alvinyatco]

Your right efra most Filipino love to hear love songs and R&b songs .

[@cordapio7478]

Yes, Filipinos loves and addicted to watch telenovela also👍🇵🇭

[@jennypasan4441]

Two of my favourites from Team Sarah G.on The Voice Philippines. 👏👏👏😍😍😍

[@aphrodyboi]

Waleska and efra, you have no idea how filipinos an avid fan of telenovelas. Back in the 90's Thalia's telenovelas dominated the mainstream television in primetime tv slots. Marimar, maria mercedes, rosalinda, gata salvaje, chabelita, and a lot of them were. In fact, latin telenovelas has been a huge influence with local soap opera tv novelas even down to this very day. Haha.. Philippines culture always had spanish roots. Haha.

[@vansilleza]

Yeah, we also have telenovelas here in the Philippines. Most of them are original and some are adaptations and imported like the Spanish telenovelas, Thailand, Japan, Korea, etc. So our television here wants to give its viewers the feel of watching foreign dramas maybe to let every Filipino know that these are other countries' customs and traditions so that when we go to those countries, we already have an idea of how they look and what they eat or drink and many other things to know to help us adapt to a new environment quite easily. :)

[@airplay05078]

Yes Efra you're right. Common market here in the Philippines are ballad songs (specifically sad love songs). That's why "Tilaluha" of SB19 was pushed to the side (before) even the lyrics and musical arrangement was great. There are too many great ballad songs being released but only few will make it to the public ears because of too many competition. That's why we also have a vast number of great artists here because they find a way to be unique and outstanding in a nation of FULL of talented singers. If you want to be known by the masses here you can't be "good enough", you should be "I'll blow your brains out" artist. WishBus is a great platform for all artists, coz they invite them regardless if they have a record label or just outstanding singer/s. It is one way of introducing under rated artist to the nation...and now to the whole world.

[@hazelfayeg.ferrer8968]

We love pop ballad songs here in the Philippines❣️

[@daryllangi2616]

Thalia's Marimar, Maria la del Barrio and a lot more were actually aired and dubbed in tagalog few years back then..Thalia is very popular here in the Ph

[@gorgonca1617]

Singing competitions and programs in schools or your barrio or town, or even an ordinary family entertainment is one good reason of why ballad and rnb is a big in the Philippines. The first songs that i remember singing is Whitney Houston songs at the age of 5. And when your family knows you can sing they will ask you to sing for other people. But at 5 you're not asked to sing twinkle twinkle little star but a the greatest love of all. I cant sing it anymore but it hits home (like you say it) everytime i hear ballads. And as singing competitions is a culture in the Philippines of course you go for the most complex songs to compete. And if your an audience you would always go for the most impressive complex singer. And those songs are most of the time ballads and rnb also theater piece, old jazz and old rock power songs. Basically we love that climax and complex songs 😂 that will give you chills. ... And then you get together with your friends and one will be playing guitars and your singing jason mraz.

[@AnaLeahMillendez_EXOL_ELF]

So mind blowing! Sarah G babies frm The Voice! Dyan ba sa Langit - Is it in heaven? Yes..ballads for sure..geerally! Love songs! Filipino here! Thabks!

[@burovcoursenot]

We do have telenovelas here in PH too. As a kid, I remember watching the likes of Marimar, Maria Mercedes, and Rubì (which were dubbed in Tagalog, and were later on remade by Filipino actors). Philippine TV has been a rich part of family culture here. It has become the pinnacle of primetime TV. Common plot points such as rags-to-riches stories, uncanny love between the rich and the poor, family conflicts, some fantasy/comics adaptation, and sibling rivalry abound our telenovelas especially during the 00s. We're also keen into remaking/adapting/dubbing international novelas including those coming from Latin America in the 90s, and Korean and other Asian novelas in 00s-present. A new surge of short series tackling LGBTQIA+ stories (mostly focused on Boys' Love or BL) has come during the pandemic, and is available on digital platforms such as KZbin. From these series came beautiful music that has been staple karaoke favorites here in the Philippines (of course, that, besides movie OST -- which is for a totally different day).

[@albertadvincula2600]

Kikx is the composer. You should interview him. He also wrote Morissette's Akin Ka Na Lang.

[@schubert06sebastian39]

Stop replacing “o” with “x” not cool

[@jethrocrus8078]

Kiko Salazar and Adonis Tabanda were Morissette's back up vocals in Fly like a Bird.

[@PONSOfficial]

The melody is so gooddddd..this collaboration is so much passionate..specially my queen mowie 😘

[@geralynpenero7907]

"Magbalik" by Callalily next plssssss. It's on the wish also

[@profxavier5835]

Morissette = MY DAILY VITAMINS!

[@mikeinisrael]

I do agree with you hehehehe we love ballads and R&B.

[@jasonflores4250]

telenovelas are a a big thing in the philippines...there are several of them airing at the same time...plus in the 80s and 90s mexican telenovelas were big hit..like marimar, etc...and fun fact, filipino telenovelas are also exported and translated to other countries especially african and asian countries...

[@oooppps...3526]

for a change Please react to Klarisse de Guzman and Jona cover " TELL HIM " [ Celine Dion / Barbara Streisand ]

[@esperlegaspi3267]

yes pls..

[@dontgiveup3237]

Yessss!!!!! My God I've been waiting for so long!

[@lalisasehunie4078]

Morissette❤ react to her "ikaw ay ako" on wish awards. It's very emotional and so gooood!!!❤ she's wearing neon green jumpsuit there. Thank you!

[@JustLiz21]

PLease react to any of Charice Pempengco’s performance. IT IS A MUST. hehe. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 💯

[@deepsweech]

If you wonder why philippine ballads rarely have spanish words is because, most ballads are written as formal poems. Which basically composed of formal tagalog, very few barrowed words. Spanish, english mix are usually informal tagalog

[@ramilreformina1342]

Your very right girl telenovelas are big hit in the phils.....theme song of a sop...

[@ap6837]

I miss Morissette in your channel 😍 Trivia: It should be Daryl Ong and Mori singing this song, but things happened. I think Daryl was "banned" in ABS CBN that time, so they changed the duet to Jason and Mori.

[@Itsmeriri_]

WE MISS YOUR MORISSETTE REACTIONSSSSS HUHU. PLEASE REACT TO HER OTHER LIVE PERFORMANCES PLEASE PLEASEEEEE 🙏🏻☺️

[@famcam662]

Credits to Johanndsome Fernandez Thanks for watching and reacting! Here's a translation (unofficial) of the song for you to understand its meaning: Right There in Heaven Jason: Can you still hear me calling out your name? In my every prayer, I always ask for God to look upon you. Morissette: If our promise can cross another world, will our love's promise still reach you, my darling? Both: Do you still remember our promise of forever, right there in heaven? Will you continue loving me, right there in heaven? This love of ours, will it continue right there in heaven? Jason: Can you feel it each time I weep? I am bereaving for you when I'm alone. Morissette: I will whisper to the moon to always shine on you, on each night when sadness keeps embracing you, my darling. Both: Do you still remember our promise of forever, right there in heaven? Will you continue loving me, right there in heaven? This love of ours, will it continue right there in heaven? Jason: We are like an endless song, our love will not end. Morissette: Until we meet again. Both: Do you still remember our promise of forever, right there in heaven? Will you continue loving me, right there in heaven? This love of ours, will it continue right there in heaven?

[@canetecarloserrano1970]

jason dy is the champion of the voice season 1 they both same batch and they came from coach sarah g. as well

[@DeKlarcQuest]

Jason Dy + Mori = ❤

[@ZennIRM]

"Love songs and/or ballads go to genre in the phils" --> is 100% correct, at least in my opinion. I think the reason is bc "Harana", which is in our culture (that probably was adapted from spanish culture or something like it) is a form of courting the person ur interested in by way of singing; usually just below the window of ur room's inteded, is what made us used to those songs (which also explains why filipinos are so into melodrama) and yes "telenovela" is a staple here in the phils ^^''' I still remember the popularity the show Marimar invoked when I was a kid. I still know the lyrics to the op song heh. We even made a filipino version of it years after the orig ended. There's a song called "Harana" by the band Parokya Ni Edgar (my fave fil band translated in english means "is "Harana" (courting by singing) still popular?" which I always answer as YES... it still happens. Lots of songs made by artists usually have a specific person they're conveying it to. Just so happens that it becomes a top nationwide song while at it. XD

[@itsmeh5877]

I like your lipstick. I think it suits you well Waleska 😊 anyway, as always, nice reaction 😊 oh and yes we have a lot of telenovelas in the Philippines and I have to agree with you guys that this kind of song/music are for telenovelas because yeah this kinds are what they use in them.

[@maidespi2219]

Morisette and Jason were part of Sarah Geronimo's team on the voice philippines...

[@dadiJag1962]

Awesome reaction, cheers! By the way there is a music video of this song. the title translates to Is there (love) up Heaven meaning does love transcend even in heaven. 👍😍💗👏

[@jeraldmorales4725]

React to Jason Dy singing "EMOTION" He's Amazing🙂☺

[@markgil400]

Telenovelas are huge here in the Philippines. Thalia is the most loved foreigner during her soap operas. She is treated like a Queen here. Now, korean dramas are conquering. Filipino soap operas are like mexican soap operas basically..

[@imdreamingofawhite]

That’s an astute observation, Efra and yes I agree. Love ballads and RnBs are the general themes Filipinos gravitate to. Filipinos tend to be connected to their emotions a lot more than other people, I think. That’s why most of the commercials in the Philippines use the emotional appeal route rather than facts and figures or how a product performs compared to its competitors, etc. An example of that would be Jollibee commercials or commercials on cellular services ex. Globe.

[@kaiquiatchon]

I was thinking about your comment why love songs are the 'go to' songs here in the Philippines and I just realized that Filipinos are really 'hopeless romantic' people ☺️. I remembered that one of our old traditions is doing 'harana' --- it's when a bachelor sings outside of the house of the girl (a binibini ☺️) to declare his love or to declare his interest of courting her. So it's in our roots maybe. Love songs are called 'kundiman' back then, if I am correct.

[@TheHumane28]

Filipinos are fun of watching Telenovela. During 90’s tagalize Latin Telenovelas hits the Philippines television. Number one mexican telenovelas are Maria del Barrio, Marimar, and many more.

[@gdumaguing]

We watch mexico telenovela... Thalia is famous here, she went here in the 90s and the people went crazy.. especially when she sang a tagalog song....and yes, we love love songs... Even we're not in love 😆

[@jethrocrus8078]

Philippines love ballads, love songs and pop. R n B became popular though because of Boyz to Men in the 90's. But classical Filipino music is more ballad/love song.

[@viliamebuadromo3672]

SONG WAS VPTED BALLAD OF THE YEAR 2020...WRIITEN BY KIKO SALAZAR....JASON DY WAS THE VOICE WINNER 2011...HE IS A GREAT R&B SINGER. KIKO GAVE THE SONG TO MORI BUT SHE REQUESTED TO SING IT DUET STYLE WITH JASON. GREAT MOVE & IT WENT ON TO WIN TOP BALLAD. GREAT JOB GUYS...MUCH LOVE FROM THE FIJI ISLANDS

[@shobe071592]

You're right. Filipinos love ballads😊 We love sad songs and love songs in general. In my opinion, this love for ballads probably has a great impact on our singers here as well. Ballads and RnB songs give us a better chance to show how well our vocal capabilities are. In fact, singers here even amateur ones usually started from singing ballads. Even singing contest pieces are in ballad/RnB songs. Rarely do we sing pop in singing contests except probably pop ballads.😂

[@ideapuffer]

YES!!!! BALLADS, RNB AND BAND SONGS

[@sweetlullaby5156]

this is a heartbreaking song. the lyrics is about asking the departed loved one if they still remember them and their love in heaven.

[@ronaldjrlao5922]

Yes, I believe that for years most popular songs in the Philippines are ballads. But other genres are starting to catch up now.

[@anadelacruz2984]

Yeah, spot on. same in Phils! So very similar.Bizarre! Not sure if this song is from a soap opera tho. Maybe. 😊

[@shaunrubrico2156]

I think Efra is right. I have no answer as to why, but ballad and RNB are probably the top 2 genres here in the Philippines.

[@kischinmoreno8412]

Nina is the original singer of "someday" . Her covers of songs is the unplugged gig.

[@eyes0nyu]

This sounds like a classic Disney track with the soaring vocals and musical arrangement.