Bayang Barrios | |
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Background information | |
Birth name | Junelle Otero Barrios |
Born | Bunawan, Agusan del Sur | June 12, 1968
Genres | OPM, folk, pop |
Occupation(s) | Singer, musician |
Years active | 1995–present |
Labels | Mayumi Records (formerly Produktong Mayumi ni Bayang Barrios) |
Website | Bayang Barrios |
Junelie Otero Barrios (born on June 12, 1968, to parents of Manobo origin), [1] professionally known as Bayang Barrios, is a Filipina pop musician and singer who hails from Bunawan, Agusan del Sur. She once downplayed her ethnic origins, until she met the songwriter-performer Joey Ayala and joined his band, Ang Bagong Lumad. Many of her known songs, especially those recorded with Ayala, utilized Filipino indigenous instruments. Her nickname, Bayang, originated from her consistent leadership in singing the Philippine national anthem, Lupang Hinirang.
In 2005, Barrios' composition "Isipin Mo Na Lang" penned with her husband Mike Villegas, played at the ending credits of the indie Filipino film Ang Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros. September 2013 saw the release of her fifth studio album entitled Malaya. [2]
Event | Award | Song/Album | Year | Result |
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Awit Awards | Best Alternative Song | "Malayo Man, Malapit Din" | 2003 | Nominated |
Metropop Song Festival | Grand Prize | "Malayo Man, Malapit Din" | 2003 | Win |
KATHA Awards [5] | category:World Music Vocal | "Ngansiba" | 2002 | Nominated |
Himig Handog sa Bayaning Pilipino (songwriting contest) | "Bayani" composer: Mike Villegas interpreters: Zebedee Zuñiga, Bayang Barrios and Katrice Gavino | 2000 | Finalist | |
Hanoi Music Festival | Asian Vocalist Festival Golden Award | 1999 | Awarded | |
Anvil Awards | Lorenzo Ruiz Award for Music | "Lakbayin ang Pilipinas" composer: Gary Granada interpreter: Bayang Barrios | 1998 | Win |
Catholic Mass Media Awards | Lorenzo Ruiz Award for Music | "Bayang Makulay" | 1997 | Win |
KATHA Awards [6] [7] [8] | category:World Music Song | "Bagong Umaga" | 1997 | Awarded |
KATHA Awards | category:Folk Vocal Performance | "Saan Nangagaling ang Himig" | 1997 | Awarded |
KATHA Awards | category:Folk Song | "Saan Nangagaling ang Himig" | 1997 | Awarded |
KATHA Awards | category:Folk Arrangement | "Alay sa mga Kapatid" | 1997 | Awarded |
KATHA Awards | category:Folk Album | "Bayang Makulay" | 1997 | Awarded |
Metropop Song Festival [9] (songwriting contest) | "Bagong Umaga" [10] composed by Mike Villegas and Bayang Barrios | 1996 | Finalist |
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