They came to South Africa last year and I missed them.
I love their music, and I don't give a flying fuck if you don't. If you have the 'Elephunk' ,listen to number 11 - it's the most beautiful song I've heard in years.
They came to South Africa last year and I missed them.
I love their music, and I don't give a flying fuck if you don't. If you have the 'Elephunk' ,listen to number 11 - it's the most beautiful song I've heard in years.
haha, the APL song, a Philippine old folk song (the tone) sang in Filipino (the chorus) by their Filipino member.
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Did you know that Apl.de.Ap, one of the members of the platinum-selling hip-hop band Black Eyed Peas, is a Filipino named Allan Pineda Lindo, who called Angeles, Pampanga home until he was 14 years old? How did he make it from the streets of Angeles to worldwide stardom? Does he still keep in touch with his Filipino roots? These questions and more will be answered as Maalaala Mo Kayadramatizes Apl.de.Ap's inspiring success story this Thursday, May 27.
Young actor Jhong Hilario will take on this challenging lead role of Apl, with the support of Sylvia Sanchez, Miguel Vera and Janus del Prado in an episode written by Bel Ilag and directed by Mae Cruz.
If you're one of the millions who bought the Black Eyed Peas' acclaimed hit album "Elephunk," you must have been surprised to hear the Filipino song sample in "The Apl Song." But that's not suprising, as one of the founding members of Black Eyed Peas ? whose hits also include "Where is the Love," "Hey Mama" and "Shut Up" - is proudly Filipino: Apl.de.Ap, born Allan Pineda Lindo to a Filipino mother and a black American father he never even met. Tonight, Maalaala Mo Kaya follows his remarkable success as he emerged from his poor but loving family in Angeles, Pampanga, to make his name in the music world in Los Angeles, California.
Did you know that Apl.de.Ap, one of the members of the platinum-selling hip-hop band Black Eyed Peas, is a Filipino named Allan Pineda Lindo, who called Angeles, Pampanga home until he was 14 years old? How did he make it from the streets of Angeles to worldwide stardom? Does he still keep in touch with his Filipino roots? These questions and more will be answered as Maalaala Mo Kayadramatizes Apl.de.Ap's inspiring success story this Thursday, May 27.
Young actor Jhong Hilario will take on this challenging lead role of Apl, with the support of Sylvia Sanchez, Miguel Vera and Janus del Prado in an episode written by Bel Ilag and directed by Mae Cruz.
If you're one of the millions who bought the Black Eyed Peas' acclaimed hit album "Elephunk," you must have been surprised to hear the Filipino song sample in "The Apl Song." But that's not suprising, as one of the founding members of Black Eyed Peas ? whose hits also include "Where is the Love," "Hey Mama" and "Shut Up" - is proudly Filipino: Apl.de.Ap, born Allan Pineda Lindo to a Filipino mother and a black American father he never even met. Tonight, Maalaala Mo Kaya follows his remarkable success as he emerged from his poor but loving family in Angeles, Pampanga, to make his name in the music world in Los Angeles, California.
Interesting, tho I already knew he was Filipino ;)
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