Sandara Park asks netizens for a Tagalog song she can cover
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It's nice to see that Sandara Park hasn't outgrown her Filipino roots.
International artist Sandara Park has asked her Filipino fans for a recommendation of the most suitable Tagalog song for her in her upcoming song cover.
Source: daraxxi (IG)
The K-pop idol also shared that the cover will be uploaded in her official YouTube channel, Dara TV.
“Ano kaya bagay sakin na Tagalog song? If gagawa ako ng song cover sa Dara TV? Suggestion please,” she wrote on Instagram.
Ano kaya bagay sakin na tagalog song?! If gagawa ako ng cover song sa Dara tv?! Suggestion pls~ 😆
-- Sandara Park (@krungy21) October 7, 2020
Her followers were quick to answer and suggested some hit Filipino songs to her.
Bakit papa by Sexbomb
-- Phoebe (@kamukhanikath) October 7, 2020
Akin ka na lang 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
-- CARMINA ❤️ (@carminagraphy) October 7, 2020
Hanggang sa Huli by SB19 Ata Dara...
-- PRimeROse | Gє┼ IЙ ┼ђє 乙๏Йє 🌿 (@Atin_PrimeRose) October 7, 2020
REQUEST @SB19Official @MTV#FridayLivestream#2ArawHanggangSaHulipic.twitter.com/rn8m8j0iE7
Ben&Ben please!!! 💙💛 Araw-Araw!!!!!! Or Kathang Isip!?
-- rhea ♡︎ jeonghan bday GA 📌 (@ultsujusvt) October 7, 2020
MYMP song! It suits your voice.
-- susan bacolor (@BacolorSusan) October 7, 2020
Meanwhile, the former 2NE1 member recently trended on Philippine Twitter after she spoke Tagalog in a Korean show.
"Ano po sinasabi niyo? Hindi ko kayo maintindihan, galing po ako sa Pilipinas," Sandara told a Korean celebrity during the show.
Check this out:
I don't know what's going on here but this is so funny. I'm familiar w/ this show since Sunny was a previous host & Dara replaced her spot when she left.
-- Savoki_Freedom (@KleinAlexandris) July 30, 2020
it seems it's a short acting stage then Sandy suddenly speaking filipino.😂#PambansangKrungKrung
pic.twitter.com/vnoJ1ezqjm
Sandara moved to the Philippines when she was young and spent her teenage years in the country.
She rose to fame as an actress after winning runner-up in a talent search show in 2004.
In 2007, she returned to Korea to pursue her dream of becoming a K-pop idol. She eventually debuted as one of the members of the widely known K-pop group called 2NE1.
