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In 2007, Missing Filemon released their second album entitled Sine-Sine, which also had 11 Cebuano tracks.Ĭebuanos will be happy to know that after a hiatus, the Missing Filemon is set to release their third album entitled “KAWANANGAN.” on September 2012. It was produced by Ian Zafra of the band Shiela and the Insects. Paving the way for Bisaya Rock (also referred to as Bisrock), Missing Filemon released their self-titled debut album in November 2003, under Independent Culture Records. They employ overused themes like friendship, unrequited love, memories of childhood, themes so simple you can’t hide behind symbols.”
You hear the lyrics and you don’t have to think of what they mean. He said his theme came from classic Visayan folk song entitled “Si Filemon.” Asked what their songs were about, he said: “Our songs are usually what people call “mabaw” (shallow). In his interview with Sunstar on the same year, Niñal shared how it started. PRINCIPAL by: Missing Filemon (LYRICS) Save this song to one of your setlists View Instrument Discover Premium DiagramsOverviewImprove These chords can’t be simplifiedSimplify chords Tap the video and start jamming Rewind to play the song again. Cocoy Hermoso, a guitarist, became the fourth member of the band. In 2005, Aclao left to rejoin his old band and was replaced by Ron Carpio. Joining him are Eimer Tabasa on drums and Arni Aclao on bass. Apan akong agwantahon Malimtan lang tika puhon Ug karon ako ng luparon Manamilit kay ako ng taposon Mga langit libo-libo Gatusan man ang buwan Mga adlaw ug bitoon Sa katugnaw mag lutaw Taliwa sa. This catchy line is actually from the song Suroy-Suroy, which is among the popular songs of Missing Filemon.Ĭonsidered as one of the most successful Cebuano bands, Missing Filemon was formed in 2002, by Lorenzo “Insoy” Niñal (vocals/guitars). “Ipaagi lang og lakbay-lakbay/patid labay-labay sa lata nga gamay,” if you are a full-fledged Cebuano, you may have heard this on the radio more than once.
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