THE LEGENDS of PHILIPPINE MUSIC: MGA KANTA NI FRDDIE AGUILAR

ANAK

Anak' (Filipino for child or more accurately my son or my daughter) is a Tagalog song written by Filipino folk-singer Freddie Aguilar. It was a finalist for the inaugural 1977 Metropop Song Festival held in Manila. It has been translated to over a hundred local and international languages.[1] In 2000, a movie of the same name was created. Its plot was inspired by the lyrics of the song.[2]

KUNUSTA KA

Kumusta Ka , the 2000 release by Teresa Morales, is dominated by middle of the road music, but also showcases substantive balladry and some upbeat numbers, including a spirited rock song. Significantly, the album's MOR songs have more substance than usually heard in the Philippines. The opening title track is a remake of a popular acoustic ballad first recorded in the 1970s by seminal Philippine singer/songwriter Freddie Aguilar, which was an international hit

MAGDALENA

Song of Freddie Aguilar which stated and tells about a young woman who lost her luck in the way of life and made her self go into a prostitution business.

IPAGLALABAN KO

Song which tells courtship.....It tells that a young woman is the only key to his happiness and hope that whatever happen in their journey of life He will fight for his love to the woman that He love so much..............

MINAMAHAL KITA

sung by; freddie aguilar

compose by: freddie aguilar

SA KUKO NG AGILA

sung by; freddie aguilar

compose by: freddie aguilar

KATARUNGAN

It tells about a father who went to jail but the problem is that He claim that he never commit any crime and he is innocent...HE is a victim of INJUSTICE of the society..