Ben&Ben perform "Dahilan" LIVE on Wish 107.5 Bus REACTION!!!!
Channel: Uwaeri Family
Date: 2017-04-19

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Ben & Ben, formerly called The Benjamins, give the audience a panoramic view on love with their modern-day kundiman, “Tinatangi.”

As elegant as its title, the track uses the ever-striking beauty of the Filipino language to encapsulate the tenderness of long-lasting romance in one moving musical piece. Stirring up the song’s idyllic feel, the singing-songwriting duo further elevates their original to a higher notch with their masterful combination of folk, pop and ethnic sensibilities.

“Tinatangi” bagged the third prize in this year’s Philippine Popular Music Festival. Its studio version was originally recorded with Bayang Barrios and Cookie Chua.

 
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Folk/indie act Ben&Ben will remind you that everything happens for a reason with their poignant performance of their original, "Dahilan," live on the Wish 107.5 Bus

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Wish 107.5 is an all-hits FM radio station based in Quezon City, Philippines. It has truly gone out, beyond the conventional, to provide multiple platforms where great Filipino talents can perform and showcase their music. With the Wish 107.5 Bus, people now need not to buy concert tickets just to see their favorite artists perform on stage. 

However, innovation doesn’t stop in just delivering the coolest musical experience — Wish 107.5 has set the bar higher as it tapped the power of technology to let the Filipino artistry shine in the global stage. With its intensified investment in its digital platforms, it has transformed itself from being a local FM station to becoming a sought-after WISHclusive gateway to the world.

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