Senator-elect Tito Sotto, nagbigay pugay kay Freddie Aguilar

- Senator-elect Tito Sotto paid tribute to Freddie Aguilar, calling him one of the best singer/composers he ever produced

- He expressed heartfelt admiration, saying Aguilar will now perform for a far greater audience, accompanied by praying hands and heart emojis

- Freddie Aguilar, known for his iconic song Anak, made a lasting mark on Filipino music with powerful, socially relevant compositions

- Sotto and Aguilar shared a long-standing professional and personal connection from their time in the OPM scene, making the tribute especially meaningful

Senator-elect Tito Sotto has expressed his heartfelt tribute to legendary Filipino musician Freddie Aguilar, honoring his legacy as one of the country’s finest artists.

Sotto, a long-time figure in both entertainment and politics, described Aguilar as “one of the best, if not the best, singer/composer I have produced,” in a touching social media post that drew wide support from fans and fellow artists.

“We love you, Pareng Freddie! He will now be performing for a far greater audience,” Sotto added, alongside praying hands and heart emojis, symbolizing both respect and mourning.

Freddie Aguilar, best known for his iconic song "Anak," left a deep imprint on Original Pilipino Music (OPM) with his powerful storytelling and distinct voice.

His songs often reflected social realities and resonated across generations. Aguilar’s music not only captured Filipino struggles but also elevated national pride, making him a cultural icon both locally and internationally.

Sotto and Aguilar’s connection goes back decades, rooted in the vibrant OPM scene of the '70s and '80s, where Sotto was a producer and musical collaborator.

Their shared history adds depth to Sotto’s tribute, revealing a personal bond beyond professional respect.

As news of Aguilar’s passing continues to ripple across the country, tributes have poured in from fans, artists, and public figures.

Sotto’s message stands out as a moving reminder of Aguilar’s unparalleled talent and enduring legacy in Filipino music.

Indeed, Freddie Aguilar’s songs will continue to play in the hearts of many for generations to come.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh