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Ang Pagbangon






Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) that hit central Philippines last November 8, 2013 only showed how powerful nature can be. However, the Filipino spirit is more powerful than any typhoons on earth. For every fall, they stand up. For every pain, they seek joy. If there is darkness, they find light. Filipinos, always see a shower of hope in every difficult situations, it's in their nature...to survive and to live life.

The Philippines may be mourning right now, but soon we will no longer see pain in their hearts. The burning determination of every Filipinos to rise from the ruins caused by Yolanda will bring the best of the Philippines, which is their people... the Filipinos!

Bangon Pilipinas!


 

The above heartfelt video/song entitled Pagbangon is performed by GMA Network artist Julie Anne San Jose. 

This song can be downloaded for only 25 pesos. All proceeds will go to the survivors through GMA Kapuso Foundation. Pagbangon can now be downloaded on OPM2GO.

The heartrending official video of Pagbangon can also be viewed on YouTube. Each “view” corresponds to a certain amount that will also be donated to help all Kapuso in Eastern Visayas.

Pagbangon is composed by Edward Mitra with lyrics by Joseph Saguid. Pagbangon is also be available on iTunes and can be used as a ringback tone.
 
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