Filipina singer Zsa Zsa Padilla commemorated her 42nd anniversary in the music industry with an unforgettable weekend of music and celebration. The iconic Kapamilya artist launched her latest album, “’Pag Tinadhana,” which was released across various streaming platforms on Friday, May 16. The album features eight heartfelt tracks, including her popular singles “’Pag Tinadhana,” “Kabiyak,” and “Never Be Alone,” a touching duet with her daughter Zia Quizon.
During her highly anticipated “Through The Years” concert held on Saturday, May 17, at the Samsung Performing Arts Theater, Zsa Zsa treated fans to a nostalgic journey through her illustrious career. She performed several of her classic hits with fresh rearrangements that introduced a new sound, captivating the audience with her timeless voice and dynamic stage presence.
“I wanted to give my audience a special experience,” Zsa Zsa shared before the show. “They will hear a lot of my hit songs, but with a new twist that reflects where I am now in my musical journey.”
A highlight of the concert was the performance of “Never Be Alone,” a song she dedicated as a Mother’s Day offering. The track, a collaboration with her daughter Zia Quizon, poignantly reflects on the bond between mother and child, touching on the feelings of empty nesting and the deep appreciation for their current relationship.
Other songs from her new album, such as “Hinihiling,” “Memoryado,” “Bakit Ba,” “Ingat Ka,” and “Mahal Kita,” added emotional depth to her concert setlist, resonating deeply with her fans.
The event also featured special guest performances by Erik Santos, Karylle, Zia Quizon, and Gary Valenciano, celebrating Zsa Zsa’s journey in the music industry.
Fans who missed the live event can listen to the “’Pag Tinadhana” album on streaming platforms from May 16, and stay updated with more news by following Star Music on Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.
As Zsa Zsa Padilla thrives after all these years, the celebration of her 42 years in the industry is proof of her continued legacy.
