OPM Hits To Remember

• Dati-rati - Gary Valenciano
• Modelong Charing - Blakdyak
• Sana Kahit Minsan - Ariel Rivera
• Sabihin Mo Na - ALADDIN DeCesare
• Ang Aking Awitin - Side A
• Habang May Buhay (While Still Alive) - After Image
• Promise Of Love - Martin Nievera
• Sumayaw Sumunod - Ogie Alcasid
• Ngayon At Kailanman - Mark Bautista
• Ikaw - Regine Velasquez
• Your Love - Alamid
• If Only - Sarah Geronimo
• Catch Me I'm Falling - Toni Gonzaga
• Power Of Love - Mark Bautista
• Lahat Sa Buhay Ko - Mark Bautista
• Pagbigyang Muli - Erik Santos
• Magkasuyo Buong Gabi - Regine Velasquez and Janno Gibbs
• Kapag Ako'y Kailangan - Mark Bautista
• Ikaw Sana - Ogie Alcasid
• Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw - Regine Velasquez
• Ikaw Ang Lahat Sa Akin - Martin Nievera
• Can't Be With You Tonight (Tagalog Version) - Judy Boucher
• Banyo Queen - Andrew E
• Ako'y Sa'yo At Ika'y Akin Lamang - First Circle
• Ako'y Maghihintay - Mark Bautista
• A Better Man - Ogie Alcasid
• Gaano Kadalas Ang Minsan - Basil Valdez
• Maybe It's You - Jolina Magdangal
• If I should Love Again - Nina
• Fallen - Janno Gibbs
• Sana Dalawa Ang Puso Ko - Lani Misalucha
• Sana Dalawa Ang Puso Ko - Bodjie's Law Of Gravity
• Sana Dalawa Ang Puso Ko - Ariel Rivera
• Falling In Love - Toni Gozaga

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Original Pilipino Music, now more commonly termed Original Pinoy Music, (frequently abbreviated to OPM) originally referred only to Filipino pop songs, especially those in the ballad form; such as songs popularized in the 1970s through the mid-1990s by major commercial Filipino pop artists like Ryan Cayabyab, Sharon Cuneta, Kuh Ledesma, Zsa Zsa Padilla, Martin Nievera, Gary Valenciano, Basil Valdez, Rey Valera, Regine Velasquez, Ogie Alcasid, Jaya, Lani Misalucha, Lea Salonga, Janno Gibbs and the APO Hiking Society. In the passage of time as well as the development of many diverse and alternative musical styles in the Philippines, however, the term OPM now refers to any type of Original Philippine Music created in the Philippines or composed by individuals of Philippine extraction, regardless of location at the time when composed. The lyrics, in fact, may be in any language (although most of it are written either in Tagalog, English or taglish).

OPM emerged from an earlier genre called Manila Sound. It has eventually grown into a blanket term for Philippine popular music, including genres such as Pinoy Rock, Pinoy Jazz and Pinoy Alternative.