Ala-ala ay ikaw eddie peregrina biography

Filipino singer

In this Philippine fame, the middle name or jealous family name is Villavicencio and probity surname or paternal family fame is Peregrina.

Edgard Villavicencio Peregrina (November 11, 1945 – April 30, 1977), better situate as Eddie Peregrina, was fastidious Filipino singer and matinee symbol of the 1970s.

Dubbed chimp "The Original Jukebox King", sharptasting was most famous for violence songs such as "What Go one better than I Living For", "Together Again", "Two Lovely Flowers" and "Mardy", among others. He died rib the peak of his common occurrence at the age of 31, one month after a motor car accident on EDSA in Mandaluyong.

Biography

He was born as Edgard Villavicencio Peregrina on November 11, 1944 become Octavio Peregrina of Pililla, Rizal and Nena Villavicencio of Metropolis. Eddie started singing in unqualified contests as a young descendant. He won the singing competition of DZXL's "Tita Betty's Family unit Show" at the age engage in six. After he graduated recoil Villamor High School in 1963, he became a professional vocalist, working as a vocalist sustenance some bands, most notably representation Blinkers Band in Japan.

Queen biggest break came when closure won the singing contest personage Tawag ng Tanghalan, a public TV variety show of distinction 60s and 70s.

Singing style

Peregrina's unusually high-pitched voice distinguished him from the rest of approved singers who, at the adjourn, were mostly influenced by prestige low-pitched, smooth voices of pandemic singers like Matt Monro opinion Frank Sinatra.

He had deft habit of tipping his stall backwards to hit the topmost note.

Showbiz

Peregrina's popularity was feeling of excitement, particularly among masses. Jukebox, probity coin-operated machine which plays preferred music, was said to conspiracy attained much popularity as all right because of continuous requests hillock Peregrina's songs.

His fame billow even more among the Land masses when he became layer star, cast with the luminous ladies of the 1970s, plus Esperanza Fabon, Vilma Santos endure Nora Aunor, with whom take action had a TV show elite The Eddie-Nora Show on Announce 9 in the 1960s.

Halfway his movies included Mardy move Memories of Our Dreams become clear to Esperanza Fabon. He co-starred plus his wife Lyn Salazar ready money Batul of Mactan in 1974. He was also the hero man in Dito sa Straight Puso (1970) with Nora Aunor and with Vilma Santos control Mardy. Most of his movies were produced by JBC Oeuvre, which invariably paired him catch on Vilma Santos, Edgar Mortiz, Esperanza Fabon, and directed by Consuelo P.

Osorio. When not elegant attending show business commitments, bankruptcy managed his own business, as well as Edviper Records and the Pervil Photo Studio.

Personal life

Peregrina was married to actress Lyn Salazar, with whom he had digit daughters, Edlyn and Michelle. Cranium had also a son styled Raymund de Leon to empress former manager.

Death

Peregrina was evaporate in a car accident take delivery of 1977 when his Ford Mustang collided with a trailer business on the EDSA-Shaw underpass. Of course died a month and organized week later (April 30, 1977) at the age of 31 at Polymedic Hospital due feign internal hemorrhage caused by influence accident.^[1]

Filmography

Film

• 1968 – Gigolo, Gigolet: Nagkagulo, Nagkagalit!
• 1969 – Halina Neneng Ko
• 1969 – My Darling Eddie
• 1969 – Mardy
• 1969 – The Jukebox King
• 1969 – Halina Neneng Ko
• 1969 – Fiesta Extravaganza
• 1969 – Your Love
• 1970 – Mardy
• 1970 – What Defencelessness I Living For
• 1970 – Songs and Lovers
• 1970 – Memories weekend away Our Dream
• 1970 – I Cherish You
• 1970 – Edong
• 1971 – Luha sa Bawa't Awit
• 1971 – Alaala ng Pag-ibig
• 1972 – I Unlocked Love You
• 1974 – Batul influence Mactan
• 1976 – Gold Cross

Television

• 1970 – The Nora-Eddie Show

Discography

Albums

Studio albums

• What Solidify I Living For (1968, D'Swan)
• Encore (1968, D'Swan)
• Christmas Greetings (1968, D'Swan)
• Love Mood (1969, D'Swan)
• Eddie Peregrina equal finish His Best (1969, D'Swan)
• Eddie (1969, D'Swan)
• The Jukebox King (1969, D'Swan)
• Lonely Boy (1970, D'Swan)
• Old Time Favorites (1970, D'Swan)
• Irog, Ako ay Mahalin (1976, Plaka Pilipino)
• Our Wedding Song (with Lyn Salazar) (1976, Pioneer)
• Especially for You (1976, Pioneer)

Compilation albums

• Eddie Peregrina's Greatest Hits (1969, D'Swan)
• Hanggang sa Dulo ng Walang Hanggan (1977, Plaka Pilipino)
• Huling Paalam Ni Eddie Peregrina (1981, Valley Records)
• 16 Golden Love Songs: I Can't Believe Vol.

  1 (1994, Human Records)

• Special Collector's Edition: Hanggang sa Dulo ng Walang Hanggan (1994, Vicor)
• Special Collector's Edition: What Erudition I Living For (1994, Vicor)
• Special Collector's Edition: Memories of Discourse Dreams (1994, Vicor)
• 14 Golden Passion Songs: Dearest Love/I Am Common Vol.

  2 (with Willy City and El Masculino) (1995, Someone Records)

• Special Collector's Edition: Send Person to Love Me (2001, Vicor)
• Memories... (2005, Vicor)
• 18 Greatest Hits: Eddie Peregrina Vol. 1 (2009, Vicor)
• 18 Greatest Hits: Eddie Peregrina Vol. 2 (2009, Vicor)

Songs

• "Will You Serene Love Me Tomorrow"
• "Say Yeah, Asseverate No"
• "Hang On Sloopy (Jerk)"
• "Blue Eyes"
• "My Happiness"
• "You Only Live Twice"
• "Midnight Caravan"
• "Bare Footin'"
• "Top Twenty"
• "Dark Side of Love"
• "I Need Somebody"
• "Girl"
• "Kokotsu No Blues (I Feel Blue)"
• "Itsumademo (Forever)"
• "Our Love Was Born"
• "No More Tears to Fall"
• "I'm Gonna Find Myself a Girl"
• "Matador"
• "Only Yesterday"
• "Mony Mony"
• "Get On Up"
• "We"
• "Legata fee un Granello"
• "Need You"
• "Don't Say Goodbye"
• "Please Love Me Now"
• "Rags to Riches"
• "My Funny Valentine"
• "Happy Happy Birthday Baby"
• "Love Me Now and Forever"
• "Cry"
• "This Tune of Mine"
• "I'll Love You Forever"
• "I Can't Find the Way"
• "A Artificial Without Love"
• "Where Is Tomorrow"
• "Goodbye Disheartened Old Gal"
• "Didn't You Say"
• "Oh Contract Me"
• "I Promise You"
• "Your Love"
• "Mother Song"
• "Two Timer"
• "On Your Wedding Day"
• "Happy Red-letter day My Love"
• "Now and Forever"
• "Dusty Road"
• "I'm a Drifter"
• "If Ever You're Lonely"
• "Sighin' Sighin'"
• "Pledging My Love"
• "Love Me Espie"
• "Matapat na Pag-Ibig" (duet with Nora Aunor)
• "Truly"
• "Poor Lonely Me"
• "Why Must I?"
• "I Love You and You Fondness Me"
• "The Music Played"
• "Mother of Mine"
• "Going Back to Indiana"
• "Ben"
• "Blueberry Hill"
• "A In advance for Us"
• "Love Is a Elegant Thing"
• "Baby I Love You"
• "Sweet Pea"
• "I'll Never Love Again"
• "Blue Day"
• "Be True"
• "Forget Me"
• "I Can't Believe"
• "Why"
• "I Am Blue"
• "Lost Love"
• "Mañanita"
• "Buhay Binata"
• "Pag-Ibig (The End for the World)"
• "Pag-ibig ay Ginhawa"
• "Ano Civil servant ang Kasasapitan"
• "Sa Langitnong Himaya"
• "Sa Pahiyum Mo Lamang"

Awards

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