Vid ng pag-alay ng kanta kay Hajji Alejandro nina Rey Valera, Marco Sison, at Nonoy Zuñiga, viral
- A video of OPM hitmakers Rey Valera, Marco Sison, and Nonoy Zuñiga performing a song tribute at the wake of another OPM legend, Hajji Alejandro, has gone viral
- The emotional tribute rendered by the trio highlighted the deep bond among OPM legends
- Comments on the said post, shared by actor/singer/talent manager Carlo Arreglado Orosa on socmed, express sadness and celebrate Hajji Alejandro's lasting impact
- Earlier, Hajji’s daughters, Rachel and Barni, also posted their own tributes on social media, remembering the OPM icon as a loving father and an inspiring figure
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A video of a poignant farewell that echoed through the Philippine music scene, showing OPM hitmakers Rey Valera, Marco Sison, and Nonoy Zuñiga who gathered together to honor their departed friend and fellow legend, Hajji Alejandro, has gone viral.
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The video shared by talent manager Carlo Arreglado Orosa on Facebook captured the emotional moment at Hajji Alejandro’s wake, where the remaining “Hitmakers” offered a heartfelt musical tribute to the “Kilabot ng Kolehiyala.”
The raw emotion in their performance resonated deeply with fans and fellow artists alike, many of whom shared their sentiments in the comments section of Orosa’s post.
One commenter, Cecilia A. Veto, poignantly noted the absence of Hajji and another departed member of the group, Rico J. Puno, stating, “Kulang na sila. Wala na si Hajji and Rico J.” (They are incomplete. Hajji and Rico J are gone).
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Another fan, Brian Sarao Ballaho, touchingly remarked on the passing of two of the original five, acknowledging that while their physical performances would be missed, their musical legacy would endure.
The tribute underscored the deep camaraderie and shared history among these iconic figures of Original Pilipino Music.
Hajji Alejandro, who passed away on April 21, 2025, at the age of 70 after battling stage 4 colon cancer, was a central figure in the OPM landscape for decades.
His powerful vocals and charismatic stage presence earned him a legion of fans and numerous accolades.
Earlier, Hajji’s daughter, Rachel Alejandro, shared a moving tribute on her Instagram account, describing her father as the “brightest star” in their family’s galaxy.
Her heartfelt words painted a picture of a loving father who was a constant source of joy and inspiration.
Another daughter, Barni Alejandro, also paid tribute to her father on social media, expressing the profound loss felt by the family.
These personal tributes, combined with the musical farewell from his fellow Hitmakers, highlighted the significant impact Hajji had both professionally and personally.
The comments on Carlo Orosa’s post further illustrated the widespread affection and respect for Hajji Alejandro within the industry and among his fans.
Many shared memories of his performances and expressed condolences to his family. The collective sentiment was one of loss, but also of gratitude for the musical contributions he left behind.
The gathering of Rey Valera, Marco Sison, and Nonoy Zuñiga served as a powerful reminder of the bonds forged through music and shared experiences.
Their song tribute was not just a performance; it was a heartfelt farewell to a dear friend and a celebration of a musical legacy that will continue to live on through their timeless hits.
As the remaining Hitmakers honored their fallen comrade, they also reminded everyone of the enduring power of music to connect, to heal, and to pay tribute to those who have left an indelible mark on our hearts.
Hajji Alejandro was a Pinoy singer and actor Alaminos, Pangasinan. Born in December 26, 1954, Hajji became a major pop star in the 1970s and 1980s. Like another OPM legend, Basil Valdez, Hajji also came from the group Circus Band. He was also the first winner of the Metro Manila Popular Music Festival with his song interpretation of “Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika” composed by Ryan Cayabyab. He also won the grand prize at the Seoul International Music Festival in South Korea. Hajji died April 22, 2025 after a battle with colon cancer.
Earlier, Hajji's daughter, Rachel Alejandro, in an Instagram post, shared a heartfelt tribute to her late father. The singer shared touching memories and acknowledged the profound influence that her father has on her. Rachel recounts his unwavering commitment to his family and his craft, never cancelling shows despite pain. The singer’s social media post received widespread support and fond memories of Hajji Alejandro.
Soul singer Jaya also paid tribute to the OPM icon Hajji, who passed away at the age of 70. On social media, Jaya recalled listening to Hajji’s music on the radio as a young kid. She also talked about the pleasing traits of Hajji, whom she met a few times. Jaya likewise sent her deepest condolences to the bereaved family.
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