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25. Sept. 2021 · It was one of the biggest OPM songs of the 2000s, attached to one of the most popular shows on primetime TV, Pinoy Big Brother. For months after its release, you could barely turn a radio on without the song blaring. It was played in bars and jeepneys, in offices and inside taxis.
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Pinoy Ako (eng. I am Pinoy) is the main theme song of Pinoy Big Brother and has been the basis for much of the musical scoring used in the reality series.
The song was released in 2005, composed by Jonathan Manalo and sung by the pop-rock band Orange and Lemons. It has been used since the show's first season and has evolved into one of the iconic songs in Filipino pop culture. Since the show's inception in 2005, Pinoy Big Brother has released various versions of the theme song in different music genres. While it has many interpretations, the original Orange and Lemons version remain the most iconic version.
Despite being the main theme song of the Philippine Big Brother franchise, Pinoy Big Brother also uses different OSTs on both Celebrity Edition and Teen Edition. "Sikat ang Pinoy" (eng. Pinoy is Famous) is used for Celebrity Edition and "Kabataang Pinoy" (eng. Pinoy Youth) is the Teen Edition's official theme song.
In 2021, months before the launch of its 10th season, Pinoy Big Brother released a modified version of Pinoy Ako with Rico Blanco performing the new version of the song. Interestingly, the modified version was retitled as "Pinoy Tayo" (eng. We Are Pinoy). While the new version retains the lyrics, Blanco’s reimagined 2020s version of the song features the addition of Filipino culture elements, with instruments such as the bandurria and kubing, as well as a fuller sound with thicker bass, stronger guitar chords and deeper drum tones.
Pinoy Ako is a song that follows the main motto of the show, "Pagpapakatotoo" (eng. Authencity).
Like the reality series that promotes the value of authenticity by believing in oneself and embracing their imperfections, the song also aims to encourage the Filipinos to be proud and true to themselves no matter where they come from, wherever they go, and whatever challenges they face. The song shows that a Filipino can bravely show the world what it means to be a Pinoy and what a Pinoy can do by staying true to themselves without conforming to people's expectations.
Throughout the years, Pinoy Big Brother has used various versions of the song.
•Mcoy Fundales, the vocalist of "Orange and Lemons" is the one who sang the song for Pinoy Big Brother in 2005. Two years later he would eventually become a celebrity housemate for Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Edition 2
•The song became an instant hit phenomenon since its release.
•The Season 1 housemates created a dance step with this song which was used for their morning exercise routine, although basic steps, the dance immediately became popular among the viewers, especially the younger audiences. The housemates of the succeeding seasons had their own dance steps for but the Season 1 dance is still considered the most popular.
•The song Pinoy Ako had four different versions used throughout the series.
•Aside from this song, there are other two theme songs used especially for the Celebrity and Teen editions.
•In Pinoy Big Brother 8, a special theme song dedicated for the season was used throughout the season's duration. The song entitled "Otso Na!" (lit. It's Now Eight!) is remixed with the Pinoy Ako theme song, with parts of the Pinoy Ako chorus included in the "Otso Na!" song.
1.Hear Rico Blanco put his own spin on Orange and Lemons’ ‘Pinoy Ako’ (in English). ABS-CBN News (15 September 2021).
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PIKO is a multi-platform streaming service that primarily showcases Filipino contents. Its name is a protmanteau of the words “ Pinoy Ako ” which translates “I am Filipino”. Using channel numbers, PIKO features a genre-based programming arrangement that includes movies, vlogs, music, news, talk shows, game shows, sports programs ...
25. Sept. 2021 · How did a song that became an anthem for Pinoy pride and a hit for Orange & Lemons also cause controversy and turmoil for the band? Watch Clem Castro reveal the real story behind "Pinoy Ako" in this OG YouTube video.
