Angeline Quinto covers Aegis's 'Lupa,' prays for healing
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Angeline Quinto prays for the world's healing by covering Aegis's 'Lupa.'
Amid the chaos due to the overwhelming spread of the coronavirus pandemic, singer Angeline Quinto dedicated a heartfelt song for the world's healing in a post made on Instagram.
Posted as of last night, March 18, the singer covered Aegis's song “Lupa” which speaks about helping one another and creating a positive change through actions.
She wrote in the caption, “Bago po ako matulog, para sa lahat ang kantang ito.
“Nawa'y pagmamahal sa kapwa ang isipin mo. 'Wag po sana tayong mapapagod na magdasal para sa Pilipinas at sa buong mundo.”
The lyrics go: “Kung ano ang di mo gusto / 'Wag gawin sa iba / Kung ano ang iyong inutang / Ay siya ring kabayaran / Kaya't pilitin mong ika'y magbago / Habang may panahon ika'y magbago / Pagmamahal sa kapwa ay isipin mo.”
Fans couldn't help but commend the singer's vocal prowess and song choice that is very apt in today's society.
Yesterday morning, Angeline also beautifully covered Jamie Rivera's hit song, “Heal Our Land.”
In the said post, she apologized to her fans about her cracked voice due to the overwhelming emotions she felt while singing the song.
“Sana marinig sa langit ang lahat ng panalangin at awitin ng bawat isa,” she wrote.
“Father, please heal our land.
“Pasensya na po kayo at medyo nagka-crack ang boses ko, naiiyak ho kasi ako sa kanta.”
As of writing, the Department of Health (DOH) has already tallied over 200 confirmed cases of coronavirus with a total of 7 recovered patients.
This week, President Rodrigo Duterte announced an enhanced community quarantine on the whole island of Luzon and had placed the country in a state of calamity due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
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