Side A
Buhay
Tungkulin
Magbago Ka
Tanging Ikaw
Problema
Dhiaianne (Unang Supling)
Side B
Anak Pawis
Ina
Magplano Ka
Kailan Magwawakas
Salamat Sa Iyo
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Pilipino
Side A
Maria
May Oras
Pangarap
In My Mind
Side B
Pilipino
Maliit Man Sa Tingin
Juan Tamad
Puno
Sa Oras Ng Kagipitan
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Kinabukasan
Side A
Kinabukasan
Bulag, Pipi At bingi
Sa Bukid
Higit Sa Lahat Tao
Side B
Dinggin Ang Awit
Ang Oras
Kay Hirap Mabigo
Humayo Ka
Dugo
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Anak Dalita
Anak Dalita
Pagsubok
Lahat Ng Araw
Babalik Ka Rin
Sapagkat Mahal Kita
Side B
Sinisinta Kita
Dahil Sa Iyo
Lambingan
Rosas
Walang Kamatayan
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Bayan Ko...Di Ka Nag-iisa
Side A
Lizvimunda
Bayan Ko
Pinoy
Trabaho
Di Ka Nag-iisa
Kapayapaan, Kalayaan
Side B
Luzviminda
Bayan Ko
Pinoy
Trabaho
Di Ka Nag-iisa
Kapayapaan, Kalayaan
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Anak
Side A
Anak
Kasaysayan
Buhay Nga Naman Ng Tao
Pagibig
Alaala
Side B
Pulubi
Katamaran
Anak Ng Mahirap
Ikaw Ba'y Pilipino?
Naglaho
Anak
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Five years after the composition of "Anak", Freddie Aguilar joined protests against the Marcos regime and began writing and performing songs that criticized the excesses of the government. Some of the songs that caused him to be banned from mainstream media include: "Kata-rungan" or "justice" (speaking for the unjustly accused), "Pangako" or "promise" (a leader's unfulfilled pledges to an abandoned people), and "Luzvi-minda" (an acronym for Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, calling on Filipinos to wake up to the reality of oppression). One of the songs he was most remembered for during this time was his interpretation of "Bayan Ko" or "My Country", in which he added a verse to the original piece.
In 1979, Aguilar first recorded "Bayan Ko" in a patriotic effort to, in his words, “jolt back those who were starting to forget who we really are.” The song was originally composed in 1928 by Constancio de Guzman, lyrics by poet Jose Corazon de Jesus, during a time of struggle for Philippine independence from US occupation. It emerged once again during the Marcos Regime as the unofficial anthem of the emergent "people" of "People Power", the new democratic nation opposed to authoritarianism that is widely credited with the deposing of Ferdinand Marcos. In 1983, the assassination of Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino triggered massive demonstrations against the Marcos dictatorship, and Freddie Aguilar’s rendition of "Bayan Ko" was blared on the radio and speakers mounted on jeepneys throughout the streets of Manila and the provinces of the Philippines. Freddie Aguilar, along with APO Hiking Society and other Pinoy pop musicians who took a stand against dictatorship, joined other protest singers in music and street performances as part of the Anti-Marcos rallies.
Freddie Aguilar's "Anak" not only broke the Philippine record charts in 1979, but it also hit no. 1 spot in Japan and achieved considerable popularity in other countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and parts of Western Europe. The song has become so famous that, by some counts, it has been recorded in as many as a hundred versions in 23 languages throughout the world. Billboard reported that the song was the number two world hit of the 1980s. As of 2006, it was unsurpassed as the highest-selling record of Philippine music history.
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