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Tragedy is that so many have ambition & so few have ability
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>Regine performed at the 19th Awit Awards
>
>19th Awit Awards
>
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>Regine performed but Regine did not win for
>her song "Shine". But since she did performed
>you can guessed she 'shined' anyway. ;-)
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>IT was occasion for them to shout out their loudest
>“Hallelujah.”
>
>In the 19th Awit Awards held at Casino Pilipino last
>June 15, rock
>band Bamboo swept trophies in major categories
>including "Song of
>the Year" and "Album of the Year."
>
>"We wanted this," simply says Bamboo lead singer
>Bamboo Manalac,
>accepting the trophy for "Song of The Year" that
>brought on cheers
>from both colleagues and fans. The quartet won the top
>plum for the
>single "Hallelujah" from their sophomore album "Light,
>Peace, Love."
>
>Bamboo collected a total of five trophies rounded up
>by honors in
>categories "Best Ballad" ("Much Has Been Said" tied
>with Hale’s "The
>Day You Said Goodnight"), "Best Rock" and "Best
>Performance by A
>Group." They even clinched a People’s Choice Awards
>for Favorite
>Group.
>
>Composed of Bamboo, Nathan Azarcon, Ira Cruz and Vic
>Mercado, Bamboo
>was so hot that they won in almost all categories they
>were
>nominated in save for "Music Video of the Year" (which
>went to
>Rivermaya’s "You’ll Be Safe Here") and Best
>World/Alternative Music
>(Itchyworms, "Akin Ka Na Lang").
>
>Their victories also pushed EMI Music in the lead
>among record
>companies by claiming five of seven trophies for the
>label that
>night.
>
>Bamboo also outdistanced runners-up in tallies as
>Rivermaya and Nina
>that each won in two categories maximum.
>
>"You’ll Be Safe Here" by Rivermaya from a popular
>teleserye last
>year, won as "Best Song Written for Movie/TV/Stage
>Play" and "Music
>Video of the Year." Nina, on the other hand, landed
>"Best Selling
>Album of the Year" for "Live!" and "Best Duet" for her
>collaboration
>with R&B upstart, Thor, in "The Closer I Get to You."
>
>In the Best New Artist categories, the "Best
>Performance by a New
>Female Recording Artist" was by April for her
>R&B/dance tune "Stay"
>while "Best Performance by a New Male Recording
>Artist" went to OJ
>Mariano for "Maghihintay Sa ‘Yo."
>
>When it comes to new groups, Pupil stood out for "Best
>Performance
>by a New Group Recording Artist" for "Nasan Ka."
>
>Among established singers, pop-rock artist Barbie
>Almalbis and
>her "Just a Smile" got the nod for the "Best
>Performance by a
>Female." Gary Valenciano, also this year’s "Dangal ng
>Pilipino
>Awardee" together with Martin Nievera, further
>validated his icon
>status via his nth "Best Performance by a Male
>Recording Artist"
>this time for the inspirational, "Break Me."
>
>In specialized categories, "Best Rap" was claimed by
>Dice & K9
>for "6 in Da Morning"; "Best Jazz Recording" by Mon
>David for "Let
>Go"; "Best R&B" by South Border for "Asa"; and "Best
>Instrumental
>Performance" by Renato Lucas and Raul Sunico for
>"Gaano Kadalas ang
>Minsan."
>
>This year’s Awit Awards saw first time partnership of
>Philippine
>Association of Record Companies (PARI) with MTV
>Pilipinas in
>mounting the production. In lieu of this, special
>citation as
>People’s Choice Awards were determined based on votes
>and presented
>by MTV Veejays KC Montero, Cindy Curleto and Marc
>Abaya. Recipients
>of these are Martin Nievera for male, Rachelle Ann Go
>for female,
>Hale for group and "Hallelujah" for song.
>
>During a pre-awarding rite held weeks earlier,
>trophies were handed
>out for technical categories. These went to Mon David
>("Atin Ku Ping
>Singsing") for "Best Vocal Arrangement;" Gerard
>Salonga ("Lipad Ng
>Pangarap") for "Best Musical Arrangement;" Angee Rosul
>("Superproxy
>2K6") for "Best Engineered Recording;" Bru and Marco
>Cabazal
>("Tala") for "Best Album Package;" "Hubag" for "Best
>Regional
>Recording;" "Isang Taong Lumipas" for "Best
>Christmas;" "Ragarabo"
>for "Best Novelty;" "Stay Real" for "Best Dance;" and
>"Pieta (Oyayi
>sa Paanan ni Hesus)" for Best Inspirational/Religious.
>
>Among the celebrity presenters were Karylle, Parokya
>Ni Edgar,
>Sugarfree, Apryl, Rachelle Ann Go, Rico Robles,
>Artstrong, Itchy
>Worms, Kitchie Nadal, Barbie Almalbis and Ely Buendia.
>
>Performances were rendered by Sandwich, Philippine
>Youth Symphonic
>Band, MYMP, Top Suzara, Jed Madela, Sitti, Bamboo,
>Urbandub, 6
>Cyclemind, Hale, Pupil, Stone Free, Dicta License,
>Gary Valenciano,
>Martin Nievera, Orange & Lemons, The Dawn and Regine
>Velasquez.
>
>Results in the 19th Awit Awards were tabulated by Isla
>Lipana & Co.
>
>Awit Awards is the longest-running award-giving body
>in the country
>with objective of developing and progressing local
>recording
>potentials to world-class talents.
>
>http://www.malaya.com.ph/jun17/ente1.htm
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