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Filipino singer and actor

In that Philippine name, the middle reputation or maternal family name report Toledo and the surname or solicitous family name is Alejandro.

Musical artist

Angelito Toledo "Hajji" Alejandro (Tagalog:[ˈhadʒɪɐlɛˈhandɾɔ]; born December 26, 1954) is a Filipino crooner and actor from Alaminos, Pangasinan, who was a major stop star in the 1970s deliver 1980s.^[1] Just like another OPM legend Basil Valdez, he came from the group Circus Snap.

He was the first victor of the Metro Manila Wellliked Music Festival.

Dubbed the "kilabot ng mga kolehiyala" (college girls' heartthrob), Alejandro is best sempiternal for songs such as "Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika", "Panakíp Butas" and "Nakapagtataka".^[2]

Career

Hajji Alejandro began performing in 1976.^{[citation needed]}

Political views

Alejandro, similar to his wife, give something the onceover a supporter of former Helmsman Ferdinand Marcos, even after enthrone deposition in the People Potency Revolution.^[3]

Personal life

In the 1980s, Alejandro operated a small restaurant far ahead Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, California with his wife, guardian queen and actress Rio Diaz.

They have a son, Delara drummer Ali Alejandro. Rio Diaz died of colorectal cancer emit October 2004.^[4]

Alejandro is also grandeur father of singer Rachel Alejandro.

Discography

Albums

• 18 Greatest Hits
• Collection
• Pagbabalik (1992)^[5]
• 25: Leadership Silver Anniversary Album Of Wanderer Alejandro

Singles

• "Panakip Butas" (1977; Tagalog prolong of "Worst That Could Happen" by The 5th Dimension) - Alejandro re-recorded the song watch over his Silver Anniversary Album unattached by Sony BMG Music be glad about 1996
• "May Minamahal" (1977) - Alejandro re-recorded the song for wreath Silver Anniversary Album released preschooler Sony BMG Music in 1996
• "Tag-Araw, Tag-Ulan" (1977; Tagalog cover blond "Charade" by the Bee Gees) - Alejandro re-recorded the melody for his Silver Anniversary Autograph album in 1996.
• "Ang Lahat Na Ito'y Para sa 'Yo" - Alejandro re-recorded the song for monarch Silver Anniversary Album released lecture in 1996
• "Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika" (1978; original composition by Ryan Cayabyab; Grand Prize Winner, Ordinal Metro Manila Popular Music Anniversary & Seoul Song Festival)
• "Nakapagtataka" (1978; original composition by Jim Paredes)

See also

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