The Juans perform "Hatid" LIVE in concert AND on Wish 107.5 Bus!

[@heybosskon]

this song keeps wrecking my emotions ueueue I love the Juan's songs whenever I need an emotional feeler, its always so powerful

[@anne-mariebenjamin7499]

Simply love this underrated group and you’re making me fall in love again listening to them all over

[@HurrairaJamal]

It took me ages but I feel I needed to find them now, I am so ready for this mood in my life ❤❤

[@thepinoychoppingboard1012]

My suggestion for their next song would be BTNS(Bakit 'To Nangyari Satin). Their collaboration with Janine Teñoso on Wish Bus was so powerful. I just don't remember if there were subtitles but regardless, their emotions shows through their voices and facial/body expressions.

[@savedbygraceTYJC]

“Hatid” (to bring, to escort) is a customary romantic gesture for Filipinos especially for the more conservative generations. It’s a wholesome gentlemanly thing to do for a boy to take the girl that he is courting or dating to her home making sure she gets there safe (and of course to lengthen their time to be together). In this case though The Juans have taken it as a rather painful ironic theme, conceding. 🥹

[@HurrairaJamal]

Waaaahhhh that add so much MORE depth to the lyrics!!! 😭😭😭😭 What am I supposed to do with this info!! I could cry!

[@msl8blo0m3r4]

Thank you for explaining this. I just finished watching and I was kinda nitpicking with the translated lyrics (HINDI TAYO PWEDE RV) coz I don't want to let Hurraira miss the full context of the songs she's reacting to coz their messages were so beautiful but kinda being lost when translated word for word. That's why context is more important than literal translation.

[@miklimecat9636]

😫 it's so touchingly good. Imagine, instead of escorting her home, he's escorting her to her "happiness", wherever, whatever, whoever that may be. It's his final courtly gesture to his love. 😢

[@frisc0pn0ib0i]

The most accurate translation is to ACCOMPANY .

[@savedbygraceTYJC]

@@miklimecat9636 THIS 🥺

[@renealcid6708]

Repetitive but very beautiful? Thank you Hurraira!

[@msl8blo0m3r4]

The Juans' songs are so relatable to a lot Filipinos and they're pleasant to the ears. Personally, I just don't listen to songs with these themes (HUGOT SONGS) coz I feel like I have to feel "broken" to enjoy them and of course I don't wanna listen to them when I am happy (which I am most of the time). But I feel like they deserve to be more popular than they are right now and deserve more dedicated fans, not just tons of casual listeners. Just like SB19, they are one of the most real and down to earth artists out there.

[@CarlGuevarra]

Thank you for the kind words! 🙌🏻

[@mariatte7982]

Wow, never hear this one before. And it broke me. Great song!

[@vilmabarba5687]

Love the band “the Juan’s” Filipino loves their songs because it is a life story that most young generations can relate to.. thank you Huraira for liking Filipino singers and their music.. I always follow your RVs especially for our MAHALIMA❤ More power to you 🎉

[@Marionmarion73]

Thank you Hurraira for diving into The Juans, been seeing them with SB19 but didn’t look into them. Now I’m loving them, such good music❤

[@charmoss_q8701]

Nice,,,reaction,,,nice as you😊

[@espiyaako]

It's really a beautiful song. I'd say one of my favorites from them. The other one would be Bakit To Nangyari Satin with Janine Teñoso. Please check it out.

[@shierlynlatade3719]

This is ALAMAT's Tomas fave band and fave song

[@titaweng0401]

Have you seen the “SALAMIN” music video? You will like it. 😊

[@saintmonique12]

If you could, please listen and react to 'Trauma' by The Juans, it made me ugly cry 😭