Jodi Sta. Maria, pinost nakakaantig na pamamaalam kay Pilita Corrales: “Rest in peace, Mommy La”
- Jodi Sta. Maria recently shared a touching message on social media to the late Pilita Corrales, fondly remembering the “Asia’s Queen of Songs” as someone who brought light and laughter to the room
- In her rousing tribute, Jodi highlighted the warmth and positive impact Pilita had on those around her, referring to her as “Mommy La”
- Pilita’s exceptional vocal talent, signature backbend, and significant contributions to music and entertainment, endeared her to many
- Tributes from various artists and the outpouring of grief from netizens underscore Pilita’s profound influence and enduring legacy in the Philippines and beyond
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Jodi Sta. Maria recently posted a rousing tribute on social media to the late Pilita Corrales.
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It can be recalled that “Asia's Queen of Songs” passed away on April 12, 2025, at the age of 85.
News of her passing sent shockwaves throughout the Pinoy entertainment world, with many in the industry mourning the loss of the iconic singer and actress.
Tributes have been pouring in from fellow celebrities and countless fans, celebrating her remarkable life and indelible contributions to music and entertainment.
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Among those who shared a heartfelt message was Jodi, who took to her Instagram Stories to express her deep affection and respect for the legendary singer.
In her brief but poignant tribute, Jodi Sta. Maria wrote, “You brought light, laughter, and kindness into every room. Working with you was a gift, and your memory will always live on in our hearts. Rest in peace, Mommy La.”
This touching message speaks volumes about the warm and luminous personality of Pilita, highlighting her ability to brighten the lives of those around her.
The endearment “Mommy La” suggests a close and loving relationship between the two actresses, hinting at a mentorship and a cherished bond formed through their professional interactions.
Jodi’s words echo the sentiments of many who had the privilege of working with Pilita Corrales.
Known for her exceptional vocal talent, her signature backbend, and her vibrant stage presence, Pilita was more than just a performer; she was a beacon of joy and a symbol of enduring artistry.
Her career spanned over seven decades, during which she recorded over 135 albums in various languages and earned numerous accolades, including being the first Filipino artist to win at the Tokyo Music Festival in 1972.
The passing of Pilita has elicited a wave of grief and remembrance across social media platforms.
Netizens have shared their favorite songs, performances, and anecdotes about the “Asia's Queen of Songs,” underscoring her profound impact on Filipino culture and music history.
Many recall her hit songs like “Kapantay ay Langit” and “A Million Thanks to You,” which have become timeless classics.
Other celebrities have also joined in paying tribute to the OPM icon. Singer Martin Nievera expressed his gratitude for Pilita's early support in his career, while Ogie Alcasid hailed her as a “national treasure.”
Actress Zsa Zsa Padilla remembered Pilita's humor, warmth, and the invaluable advice she had shared over the years.
These tributes collectively paint a picture of a woman who was not only a legendary performer but also a kind, generous, and influential figure in the entertainment industry.
Pilita’s legacy extends beyond her musical achievements. She was also a respected actress, comedian, and television host, leaving an indelible mark on the Philippine entertainment landscape.
Her influence on generations of artists is undeniable, and her memory will undoubtedly continue to inspire and uplift.
As Jodi eloquently stated, the light, laughter, and kindness that Pilita shared will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew and admired her.
The “Asia's Queen of Songs” may have taken her final bow, but her music and spirit will continue to resonate for years to come.
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Born on August 22, 1939, Pilita Corrales was a multi-talented artist—a singer, actress, comedian, and television host who achieved success not only in the Philippines but also internationally. She was the first female artist to score a number one hit on the Australian pop charts in the 1950s with the song “Come Closer to Me.”
Celebrities like Charo Santos honored Pilita in her latest post on social media. In her heartfelt post, Charo stressed that the industry “lost a legend” after the Asia’s Queen of Songs died. The ‘Batang Quiapo’ actress also recalled how her mom adored Pilita and her music. Charo further sent her sincere sympathy and deepest condolences to the late singer-actress's loved ones.
Jericho Rosales also paid tribute to the late Pilita Corrales, his girlfriend Janine Gutierrez’s grandmother. In an Instagram post, Jericho wrote a heartfelt message to the bereaved family. He expressed how much he felt honored to have met the Asia’s Queen of Songs. The actor also shared a video of his mother singing Pilita’s “Ang Pipit.”
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