FOREMOST FILIPINO boy band 1:43, the original hit makers of
the song “Sa Isang Sulyap Mo,” has once again stirred the interest of Pinoy
netizens and radio listeners with their catchy gay-themed single.
Now a certified radio hit, the song “Hayop Sa Ganda”
composed by the group’s road manager and musician Urie Tesorio, pays tribute to
the incomparable pulchritude of Filipino transgender women. Its official music
video featuring Vice Ganda’s prominent sidekick Negi and Miss Tourism Queen
International 2012 Kevin Balot is expected to break online two week from now.
Just days after a teaser video showing the images of the
most gorgeous Filipino transgender women was released on Youtube, “Hayop Sa
Ganda” garnered thousands of views and received positive feedbacks from the gay
community.
“Galing ng OPM! 1:43 you rock! Salamat po. (The song is)
inspiring and very uplifting for the Filipino trans women,” comments
transgender beauty queen Maki Gingoyon on the Youtube video.
Respected blogger WhenInManila was quick to predict that the
song and its video would become an online sensation anytime soon. “The song is
pretty catchy but the music video itself has lots of viral potentials. I can
see this hitting the hundreds of thousands, or even into the million views no too
long from now,” the blog writes.
Likewise, “Hayop Sa Ganda” has validated its promise of
becoming a monster hit by being named “The Most Wanted Song of the Week” 97.1
Barangay LS and right away landing on the station’s weekly chart “The Big
Ten.”
“I have a good feeling about 1:43’s latest single. I am
confident that it’s going to be my boy band’s next big hit, probably even
surpassing the success of their definitive song ‘Sa Isang Sulyap Mo’ which
became the Song of the Year in the 5th PMPC Star Awards For Music,” says
manager Chris Cahilig.
1:43 is composed of four talented, charming, and stylish
lads namely, Anjo Resurreccion, a University of Santo Tomas (UST) Psychology
graduate and a MYX VJ Search finalist; Argee Golding, an international taekwondo
medalist from UST; Gold Aquino, an entrepreneur and a Business Administration
graduate from the Centro Escolar University (CEU); and Yuki Sakamoto, a Hotel
and Restaurant Management student from CEU-Makati and the main vocalist of the
group.
“We are optimistic that the song’s comic official music
video featuring Kevin Balot and Negi will further boost its popularity,”
related the group’s spokesperson Anjo.
“It has funny references to Filipino pop cultures—from the
Hagibis-inspired dance steps, a memorable biscuit television commercials, and
the Snooky Serna-starring fantasy film ‘Blusing Itim’ in the 80s,” he adds.
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