Lola Amour
Lola Amour is the Filipino funk-pop band from Muntinlupa behind the runaway hit “Raining in Manila.” Grown from two rival school bands into a horn-driven, award-sweeping live act, they are one of OPM’s biggest current success stories.
Lola Amour is the Filipino funk-pop band from Muntinlupa behind the runaway hit “Raining in Manila.” Grown from two rival school bands into a horn-driven, award-sweeping live act, they are one of OPM’s biggest current success stories.
Cup of Joe is a Filipino pop band that was established in Baguio, Philippines, in November 2018. Initially formed by senior high friends from Saint Louis University Laboratory High School, the group came together to perform at a local event. What started casually quickly gained momentum.
Nothing lasts forever of course, but there are some good things that, when they come to an end, sting more painfully than usual. The original Juans breaking up is one of those painfully sad ends. Although their music lives on, and their lineup has been reformatted, nothing is ever the same as the original.
The Juans are the Filipino pop band behind the streaming smash “Hindi Tayo Pwede.” After losing three founding members in 2018, Carl Guevarra and Japs Mendoza rebuilt the group with musicians from their church community, and today’s four-piece has crossed over to arena stages, two full-length albums, and a first European tour.