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Prologue
01:18
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Tunog Malaya
05:14
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Di Ka Iiwan
04:38
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Tunay Na Pagmamahal
05:14
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Bakit Kaya
04:49
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7. |
Mabuti Na Lang
03:35
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8. |
Panginoon Ng Puso Ko
04:28
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9. |
One World One Heart
03:41
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10. |
Paano Na
04:26
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11. |
Tunay Na Malaya
03:22
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Danny Estioco Batangas City, Philippines
“The aim and final end of all music should be none other than the glory of God and the refreshment of the soul.” These words of Johann Sebastian Bach have been the motto of Danny Estioco. For the past 15 years, he has earned a reputable name in the music industry and has been known as one of Batangas City’s multitalented and multiawarded contemporary musical artists. ... more
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