The new Noon song is an ode to a night of illusion – and the end of it. The video, directed by Swap Gomez and Oshara Ardelean, features breathtaking visuals of two worlds – one of darkness, the other of light. A beautiful and tragic love story – no wonder Noon has been so successful with her music. Now, you can enjoy this new track with your loved ones!
Kung Ikaw
The “Kung Ikaw, noon time song” is a Filipino folk song that was sung by people during the afternoon. Its lyrics were written by Love Rose De Leon and sung by different ABS-CBN stars. It is an uplifting song, which was made popular in the television series Eat Bulaga. The song was also adapted to different languages and countries. The lyrics are very popular among people living in different parts of the country.
This Philippine folk song is sung in Tagalog. Its text is written in the language of the people and is accompanied by a melody with dramatic intervals. It is popular in the afternoon, as it embodies the spirit of the people. In its lyrics, the text is about love, romance, and longing. The song was first sung by a Filipino singer, Darlene Brioso. She later recorded it in Spanish and was featured on television drama anthologies.
Filipino songs cover a variety of topics. Many of them are a reflection of the community’s life and culture. Some are addressed to the dead, such as the “Kung Ikaw, noon time song” sung by a man for his brother-in-law. Another type is a duet called a balitaw, in which a man serenades a woman. Another type of folk song is the “Ilocano dallot”, a song-and-dance joust. In some parts of the country, songs are performed during various events.
Another song popular in the Philippines is “Kung Ikaw” by Ernani Cuenco. This Tagalog song was originally written for a romantic movie with the same title. Cuenco, a National Artist for Music, made the song popular in the 1980s. Cuenco infused kundiman into this Filipino love ballad and gave it a new aesthetic dimension.
Itaktak Mo
The Itaktak Mo is a popular novelty song in the Philippines. It was made famous by Joey de Leon and his E.B Babes in an episode of the Filipino TV show Eat Bulaga! In the episode “Kasabang sa iyong kanyang mga araw” aired on April 24, 2004, the song was used for a segment titled “Taktak Mo O Tatakbo.” In 2013, the instrumental version of the song was used by Tito Sotto as an election jingle for the 2016 presidential election.
The Itaktak Mo music video features a dance routine that is reminiscent of a showdown. The choreography of this song has become so iconic that it was copied in celebrations and even during class breaks. The Kagat Labi dance step was inspired by a popular ad-lib by Joey de Leon on the TV show Eat Bulaga. In the past, “Kung Ikaw” was also the subject of other popular music shows.
In or Out
Noon’s latest single, “In or Out”, tells the story of a night out where illusions of happiness and contentment crumble. The song is accompanied by gorgeous visuals directed by Swap Gomez and Oshara Ardelean. The visuals feature two worlds: the darkness of the past and the light of the future. Both worlds are reminiscent of the artist’s previous work.
Ye Ye Vonnel
The song “Ye Ye Vonnel” is a popular Tagalog love song. The song was composed by Lito Camo and produced by ABS-CBN Star Music. It is now available on JioSaavn. The song is a catchy one with a powerful message. The lyrics are in Tagalog, and it is ideal for people of any age. Although the song is not particularly well-known, many people love it.
The ye-ye song tells the story of a girl afraid to reveal her bikini in public, and it represents the lax attitude toward increased sexuality in post-war France. Before the song was written, wearing a bikini was taboo. However, it helped establish a youth culture in postwar France, and the song captured the youthful spirit and carefree attitude.
Jesus jesus in the morning
“Jesus, Jesus, in the morning,” is a hymn by H. Robert James, published in The Organist magazine. It is for organ solo and prelude and offerstory. Its evocative theme evokes the resurrection of Christ and the dawning of a new age. The hymn was a triumphant triumph for the faith, and James’s words add an extra zing to the melody.
During the morning, Jesus communed with the Father and received the Father’s word. He gained insight and empowerment for the day. He also delighted in His Father’s right hand, a place from which he will receive joy and pleasure forever. In other words, this morning, Jesus had the perfect opportunity to receive revelation from the Father. He embraced the early morning, the time of solitude and prayer. Embracing the early morning has its own benefits.
Unlike other times of the day, morning is special in the eyes of God. This time is a chance to accomplish purposeful goals. For the believer, morning is a time to meet the Lord and serve him. This morning represents a new day with many opportunities to serve God. However, if we are not disciplined enough to seek Him first, we will not reach our goals in life. For this reason, the morning is a time for reflection.
Throughout the ages, people have used the image of Christ as a bright morning star to symbolize the Lord. As the incarnate God of the universe, Jesus is the light of the world and is the most important light in the universe. In contrast, Satan is an artificial creation, and is not worthy of worship. This image also symbolizes our Savior as our light in the morning. Hopefully, we can live as Christ would have intended.
