Ever since April this year, my little knowledge of Nihongo was kind of refreshed because of my friend, Bryan. He’s currently having Nihongo lessons, which I’m really envious of! Because of that, I was able to share some Japanese songs; then all my memories — from the time my family would all sit down in the living room every single night and watch the nightly anime’s — came back to me. Oohh, wonderful! I was so young back then. Hahaha. And since it’s my sister‘s habit to download every opening and ending theme of each anime, I’ve grown to love a lot of songs after listening to the full versions. I’m going to share to you one of my favorite songs.
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It’s entitled Kimi Sae Ireba (the title of this post). It’s one of the opening themes of Cooking Master Boy. I remember, my sis, bro, and I used to sing that a lot back then. Maybe that’s why I can’t erase that in my head. Hehehe. (Romaji lyrics and English translation here.)
That’s all, really. I just needed to post something personal as 3 of my latest posts are sponsored — don’t look good. Hahaha.
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Huwag nang magtago! Magparamdam na kayo!
October 10, 2009, Saturday — NESCAFÉ 3in1 Soundskool 2009, the country’s most anticipated inter-collegiate band competition, chose three of the best Visayas-based college bands who performed at the Piazza Area of Parkmall. These lucky young artists automatically advanced to the Finals stage of the competition where they will experience a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that includes head-to-toe makeovers, one-on-one mentoring sessions with some of the country’s top bands, intensive music workshops, and performances alongside their band idols on the Grand Finals Night on November 14 at the Ninoy Aquino Sports Stadium in Metro Manila.
If you don’t know this one fact yet, I’m telling you now. I love singing! It’s my favorite talent. Mahahaha! Ever since I was in Nursery, I’ve been assigned a couple of singing tasks at school in front of a big audience! Nakz naman!
Nursery – Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (with group mates) Grade 2 – Magnificat (solo during the First Communion) Grade 2 – Top of the World (duet with Kleeve) Fourth Year High School – At Your Side (with Rita during Rite of Passage) First Year College – Huwag Mo Nang Itanong, High (sang and played guitar with Enciot during IE Acquaintance Party ’06)
And several other minor singing craze in between. You could hear me sing when I’m washing the dishes, taking a bath, idling away the time, etc… Or basically, when I’m bored. But since I’m being silly right now, I won’t let you wait for those moments. I’ll present to you two of my crazy recordings at SingSnap! Thanks, Ate Tin, for sharing!
Fall to Pieces by Avril Lavigne (my first recording @ SingSnap)
He’s currently having Nihongo lessons, which I’m really envious of! 
Because of that, I was able to share some Japanese songs; 
then all my memories — from the time my family would all sit down in the living room every single night and watch the nightly anime’s — came back to me. 
Oohh, wonderful! I was so young back then. Hahaha. 
And since it’s my sister‘s habit to download every opening and ending theme of each anime, I’ve grown to love a lot of songs after listening to the full versions. I’m going to share to you one of my favorite songs. 
It’s one of the opening themes of Cooking Master Boy. I remember, my sis, bro, and I used to sing that a lot back then. 
Maybe that’s why I can’t erase that in my head. Hehehe. 
(Romaji lyrics and English translation here.)
Ever since I was in Nursery, I’ve been assigned a couple of singing tasks at school in front of a big audience! Nakz naman! 
I love stars! 
