A selection of Pinoy music videos to discover the ideal setting for Valentine’s Day, a time for romance and sincere expressions.
Indulge in a collection of Pinoy music videos that will enhance the celebration of love during Valentine’s Day. Many Pinoy music videos emphasize love, but do they receive enough recognition for it? They might be, but not enough to broadcast as frequently as they used to.
Therefore, you may check out the top songs composed and performed by Filipino musicians on Spotify or YouTube. Among the top names, we have Zack Tabudlo, December Avenue, IV of Spades, Ben & Ben, and many more.
With romantic song lyrics and tunes, these music videos instantly create the scene, wherever you are. Some will undoubtedly make you cry, while others will give you butterflies when you see the person you love.
Zack Tabudlo, Ben & Ben, Adie, Arthur Nery, December Avenue, and many more well-known love song icons are on the list! Even though these artists belong to the younger generation, we took care to include some timeless pieces! Classics such as Moonstar88, Parokya Ni Edgar, Itchyworms, and so forth.
Music videos that will set the perfect ethereal mood for Valentine’s Day.
“Habang Buhay” by Zack Tabudlo
“Habang Buhay” shows how the protagonist’s partner makes everything in his life slow down and seem incredibly beautiful. These effects are attributed to the protagonist’s overwhelming love for his partner. He desires to convey to her an unwavering presence of support, pledging to embrace her and never let go of her.
“Araw-Araw” by Ben&Ben
“Araw-Araw” describes the experience of meeting someone and falling in love with them in spite of their flaws. A person who would choose their partner through good times and bad. This video effectively conveys the idea that love isn’t just about rainbows and butterflies. It is about having the courage to pick your partner every day—even in the face of difficult circumstances.
“Mabagal” by Daniel Padilla and Moira Dela Torre
The song “Mabagal” evokes feelings of tenderness, reflection, and nostalgia, all of which the music video aptly captures. The music video makes you want to slow down and savor the moment, as well as feel vulnerable and aching. It appeals to the universal human need for meaningful relationships and the apprehension about letting love in.
“Walang Hanggan” by Alamat
The main theme of the music video is a man pleading with his loved one to keep their pledge to remain together. The music video perfectly captures the meaning of its title, emphasizing the need to love someone unconditionally even when their attachment has waned.
Additionally, the music video shows the well-known negotiating strategies that probably many people encounter when attempting to convince someone to stay, which include entreaties and eventually fruitless attempts at correction. Even though the video’s message caused anguish to the viewers, these are still the methods to express your love for someone.
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“Paraluman” by Adie
The ballad narrates the tale of a young woman named “Paraluman,” who is madly in love but finds it difficult to communicate her emotions. The song’s storyline is about Paraluman’s unfulfilled love for someone who doesn’t seem to be aware of it. Even if the love in this song is unrequited, this is still love nonetheless!
“Harana” by Parokya ni Edgar feat. Gloc-9
The music video for “Harana” by Parokya ni Edgar, featuring Gloc-9, is a contemporary take on the traditional Filipino serenade that pays homage to the art of courting. What person wouldn’t be attracted by the prospect of being serenaded by a beautiful song by someone they have feelings for?
“Torete” by Moonstar88
Darwin Hernandez composed the song “Torete” for Moonstar88, which explores the weird things that come with falling in love. As shown in the music video, the band’s vocalist was bound by fabric and appeared to need to keep her hands to herself because she was already so deeply in love that she could do anything.
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“BUKO” by Jireh Lim
The song was derived from the singer’s grandparents’ romantic narrative. The music video has characters portraying the singer’s own grandparents. The story revolves around his grandfather reminiscing about the initial stages of courting his significant other, recalling the nightly visits he made to see the person who had captivated his affections. The main character assures his partner of his unwavering love, even in the face of time’s passage and increasing hardships, and vows to persistently pursue and serenade her each day.
“Sa Ngalan Ng Pag-Ibig” by December Avenue
Despite the song causing agony, it remains an integral aspect of love, where experiencing pain is necessary. The song depicts an individual patiently anticipating the return of their partner, despite a prolonged absence. Expressing an unwavering commitment to wait indefinitely in the pursuit of love.
“Tulad Mo” by TJ Monterde
The moment when you asked your special someone their name out of pure love at first sight is rhythmically shared in both the song and music video. Lyrics perfectly encapsulated the need to learn more about that someone and the telltale indicators of being in love. It appeals to people of all ages because of the straightforward romance lyrics and skillful guitar playing.
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May the memories these captivating Pinoy music videos inspire become an enduring aspect of your Valentine’s Day celebration as the last notes fade into the distance. These musical moments are a monument to the power of love in all its manifestations, whether you danced to the beat of love, sought comfort in the heartfelt songs, or just lost yourself in the moving images. Allow these tunes to reverberate in your heart as a timeless reminder that love, in all of its manifestations, is a melody that enhances our lives.
Happy Love Month!
Sources: Universal Records, VEVO, Star Music, Viva Artist Agency
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