Parokya ni Edgar

Parokya ni Edgar (lit: Edgar's Parish) is a Filipino band formed in 1993. The band is known for its original rock novelty songs and often satirical covers of popular songs both foreign and local. The band is adept at playing in various musical genres.

Parokya ni Edgar
Parokya ni Edgar at a live performance in 2007
Background information
Also known as	Comic Relief
Origin	Quezon City, Philippines
Genres	Alternative rock pop rock comedy rock experimental novelty rap rock funk rock Pinoy rock
Years active	1993–present
Labels	Universal
Associated acts	Francis M. Kamikazee Gloc-9 Eraserheads Rico Blanco Itchyworms Rocksteddy Moonstar 88 Hale Franco Barbie Almalbis Kitchie Nadal ChicoSci Hotdog Noel Cabangon Jose Mari Chan Abra Autotelic Gracenote Ben&Ben
Website	www.parokyaniedgarph.com
Members	Chito Miranda Buwi Meneses Darius Semaña Gab Chee Kee Dindin Moreno Vinci Montaner

Parokya ni Edgar has been referred to by local media outlets and numerous award-giving bodies as "Pambansang Banda ng Pilipinas" (The National Band of the Philippines).

Despite having "Edgar" in the band's name, none of the members are named Edgar.

History

Formation and early years

Originally named Comic Relief, the band's initial members were a group of high school students composed of vocalists Chito Miranda, Jeric Estaco, and Vinci Montaner, along with guitarists Mikko Yap and Gab Chee Kee, all hailing from Ateneo de Manila University. They were regulars in after-school jam sessions, before performing an opening number for an Eraserheads concert. This served as their break in the music industry and prompted them to add a drummer and bassist – Ateneo schoolmate Dindin Moreno and Miranda's childhood friend Buwi Meneses, respectively. Around the same time they changed the band's name to Parokya ni Edgar.[1] After high school, Mikko and Jeric withdrew from the band to pursue other interests. Soon after, the remaining band members invited Darius Semaña, Meneses's former bandmate, to take the role of lead guitar.

Career

Name origin

The band name's origin had been a subject of debate among fans as the band members had never given full confirmation. It was not until 2013 that Chito Miranda officially addressed it through a post on their Facebook page. The title "Parokya Ni Edgar" came from a joke a classmate named Bambi Cuna made during one of their high school classes. Sources state that the class subject was Filipino. When the teacher asked Cuna where Jose Rizal's fictional hero, Crisostomo Ibarra (in the novel Noli Me Tangere) was educated, it was said that Cuna made up a daft answer, "sa Parokya ni Edgar". Then-vocalist Jeric Estaco decided on impromptu to introduce the band as "Parokya ni Edgar" in their first live performance. From there, the band name just stuck.[2]

Mainstream

Parokya ni Edgar during their early years.

By the late 1990s, PNE became regular performers in Club Dredd, a popular club in Manila at the time. The band slowly gained popularity during the height of the Filipino rock explosion, with the local rock community welcoming the influence of foreign grunge acts such as Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Soundgarden.

Eventually, the late managing director of Universal Records, Bella Dy Tan, signed them as contract artists after witnessing one of their Club Dredd performances.

Soon, their initial recordings "Buloy", "Trip (Siopao Na Special)" and "Lutong Bahay (Cooking Ng Ina Mo)" gained radio airplay. Their first album, Khangkhungkherrnitz (1996) became a triple platinum hit in the Philippines, having sold 120,000 units. The next albums were equal successes - Buruguduystunstugudunstuy (1997) was awarded triple platinum, Jingle Balls Silent Night Holy Cow (1998) with gold, and Gulong Itlog Gulong (1999) with triple platinum. This included the single "Halaga", one of the most popular songs in their career. "Halaga" was such a hit in the country that it further boosted PNE's career, cementing their name into OPM history.[3]

After a five-year hiatus, they released their junior studio album Edgar Edgar Musikahan in 2002.

On July 14, 2003, they released the studio album Bigotilyo, with the main single "Mr. Suave". "Mr. Suave" proved to be just as popular as its predecessors and stayed on the music charts for more than a year. The song became so popular in the Philippines that a few commercials and political campaigns borrowed stanzas from it. Same Year in 2003, Parokya celebrated their 10th Year Anniversary with new gigs and concerts in various shows in the Philippines and also around the world like Hong Kong, Canada such as Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario & more Canadian provinces tour were performed for PNE, and the United States such as New York, New Jersey, Hawaii, Arizona, California and among other U.S. States. were performed by PNE.

2004 was the year of release of Inuman Sessions Vol. 1, PNE's first compilation DVD album celebrating their 11th anniversary. The DVD showcased the band's prerecorded live studio performance of their hit songs to a selected audience. The DVD album met success in sales nationwide.

They released their 9th studio album, Middle-Aged Juvenile Novelty Pop Rockers in 2010 with the single "Paki-usap Lang (Lasingin Nyo Ako)". The album was met with moderate success in both charts and sales.

In 2011, PNE joined the roster of Tanduay's First Five and RockFest replacing long running Tanduay endorser 6cyclemind.

The following year, PNE released their 2nd compilation DVD album Inuman Sessions Vol. 2 - a follow up to their Inuman Sessions Vol. 1. Later that same year, Montaner officially left the band on good terms with both the members and crew.

2013 marked PNE's 20th anniversary in the OPM industry. The band launched their 13th album Bente as commemoration, and as this was a milestone, Vinci Montaner temporarily reunited with the band for the album's cover art and signings.

In 2014, PNE was awarded with the MYX Magna Award for their artistic contribution to OPM Rock History & also celebrating their 20th anniversary of their opm rock band of the mid 1990s. They are the 2nd OPM Rock Band to receive this award after Eraserheads in 2009.

All throughout 2015, the band toured selected cities in the United States; they headlined at the Landmark Loews Theater in Jersey City, New Jersey on March 21, 2015.[4] That same year, the band began recording for their next album and contained the tracks "Sing" and "Lagi Mong Tatandaan", the former featuring Rico Blanco. The album is entitled Pogi Years Old. The cover album was revealed on September 2, 2016 through their Facebook page and expected to be released by 2016. Former member Vinci Montaner will appear on the album as a featured artist.[5] On September 9, 2016, the band held a free surprise show at the Bonifacio Shrine in Manila.[6] The album was released on October 17, 2016 nationwide and on digital format.[7] The band would held an album launch at Eastwood Central Plaza on October 16, 2016. This marks the return of Vinci Montaner, who would join permanently days later.[8]

On November 22, 2017, Parokya was now named as the newest celebrity music star inductee in the 2017 Eastwood City Walk of Fame in Eastwood City Mall Quezon City for their influence in Pinoy rock music. Parokya was the 3rd related music group and 1st OPM Rock band to be inducted to the Eastwood City Walk Of Fame.[9][10]

Parokya Ni Edgar also recently celebrated their 25th silver anniversary last October 2018 following with more concerts and more new gigs to come.

A musical adaptation of Parokya Ni Edgar's discography in cooperation with longest running gag comedy show Bubble Gang entitled Bubble Gang Parokya Na To: A Laugh Story The Musical was recently performed last February 15, 2019 at Waterfront Hotel Cebu City, produced by GMA Kapuso Concerts. This was Parokyas 1st musical stage play and also the 4th OPM music artist overall for musical staging play after Eraserheads "Ang Huling El Bimbo" in 2015, Apo Hiking Society's "Eto Na: Musical nAPO" in 2017,and Aegis "Rak Of Aegis: The Musical" in 2018.

The band also performed for their 25th silver anniversary concert in the U.S. & Canada Tour entitled Parokya 25 Live In The U.S. & Canada last March 2019.

As of this 2020, Parokya is still active with more concerts and is scheduled to release their new single together with the band Kamikazee.[11]

Activism

Parokya joined PETA's Free Mali campaign in 2013. "Mali has been sentenced to a miserable life of solitary confinement with absolutely nothing to do day after day, year after year,' says lead vocalist Chito Miranda. 'Scientists, politicians, religious leaders, and tens of thousands of other concerned people have joined PETA in calling for Mali to be freed. We in Parokya ni Edgar do, too. Even if the elephant exhibit at the Manila Zoo were to be doubled or tripled in size, it would still not be adequate to house one elephant, never mind additional ones. While zoos around the world have spent upwards of 2 billion pesos on attempts at more appropriately sized elephant exhibits, more and more zoos have recognized that the needs of these complex and intelligent animals cannot be met in captivity.[12]

Band members

Current members

• Chito Miranda – lead vocals (1993–present)
• Buwi Meneses – bass guitar (1993–present)[lower-alpha 1]
• Darius Semaña – lead guitar (1993–present)
• Gab Chee Kee – rhythm guitar, vocals (1993–present)
• Dindin Moreno – drums (1993–present)
• Vinci Montaner – backup vocals, monologue, live vocal ad-libs, occasional percussion (1993–2012, 2016–present; on hiatus)[lower-alpha 2]

Touring and session members

• Paolo Bernaldo (of Moonstar 88) – bass guitar (2015–present)

Discography

From left to right: Chee Kee, Meneses, Miranda, Montaner, Moreno and Semaña.

Albums

Studio albums

• Khangkhungkherrnitz (1996)
• Buruguduystunstugudunstuy (1997)
• Gulong Itlog Gulong (1999)
• Edgar, Edgar Musikahan (2002)
• Bigotilyo (2003)
• Halina Sa Parokya (2005)
• Solid (2007)
• Middle-Aged Juvenile Novelty Pop Rockers (2010)
• Pogi Years Old (2016)

Christmas albums

• Jingle Balls Silent Night Holy Cow (1998)

Compilation albums

• Matira Matibay: PG-13 (Singles 1994-2007) (2007)
• Bente (2013)

Live albums

• Inuman Sessions Vol. 1 (2004)
• Inuman Sessions Vol. 2 (2012)

DVDs

• Inuman Sessions VOL.1 DVD (2004)
• Matira Matibay: PG-13 ("Singles 1994-2007") DVD (2007)
• Inuman Sessions VOL.2 DVD (2012)
• Bente: Parokya Ni Edgar 20th Anniversary DVD (2013)

Collaborative album appearances

• Akustic Natin (Universal Records, 2004)
• Akustic Natin Vol. 2 (Universal Records, 2004)
• The Best of OPM Acoustic Hits (Universal Records, 2005)
• The Best of OPM Love Ballads (Universal Records, 2005)
• Pinoy Ako (Star Music, 2005)
• OPM Superstars Christmas (Universal Records, 2005)
• Superbands (Universal Records, 2005)
• Kami nAPO muna (Universal Records, 2006)
• OPM Gold Christmas Album (Universal Records, 2006)
• The Biggest OPM Hits of The Year SUPER (Universal Records, 2006)
• Bandang Pinoy, Lasang Hotdog (Sony Music Philippines, Repackaged 2006)
• Kami nAPO muna ulit (Universal Records, 2007)
• Pinoy Biggie Hits Rewind (Star Music, 2007)
• Level Up: The Album (Star Music, 2007)
• OPM Platinum Christmas (Universal Records, 2007)
• Another Biggest OPM Hits of The Year SUPER 2 (Universal Records, 2007)
• Pinoy Biggie Hits Vol. 3 (Star Music, 2007)
• Astig...The Biggest Band Hits (Universal Records, 2008)
• Harana: OPM's Biggest Hits In Guitar (Ivory Music, 2009)
• I-Star 15: The Best Of Alternative & Rock Songs (Star Music, 2010)
• OPM All Star Christmas (Universal Records, 2010)
• A Perfectly Acoustic Experience (PolyEast Records, 2011)
• Awit Kapuso: Kay Sarap Maging Kapuso (GMA Music, 2012)
• Super Astig Hits (Universal Records, 2016)

Singles

• 1996: "Buloy"
• 1996: "Lutong Bahay (Cooking ng Ina Mo)"
• 1996: "Tatlong Araw"
• 1996: "Maniwala Ka Sana"
• 1997: "Silvertoes"
• 1997: "Sayang"
• 1997: "Harana" (Original composed and song by former Smokey Mountain frontman now Finance Undersecretary Tony Lambino.)
• 1999: "Picha Pie"
• 1999: "Halaga"
• 1999: "Inuman Na"
• 1999: "Oka Tokat"
• 1999: "Wag Mo Na Sana" (composed by the band but originally performed by Frasco as "Oo Na Mahal Na Kung Mahal Kita")
• 2002: "Swimming Beach"
• 2002: "Sorry Na"
• 2002: "This Guy's in Love with You Pare" (a song of Himig Handog 2002)
• 2002: "Beh! Buti Nga!" (cover of the Hotdog song)
• 2003: "Mr. Suave"
• 2003: "The Yes Yes Show"
• 2003: "Alumni Homecoming"
• 2004: "Chikinini"
• 2004: "Your Song (My One and Only You)"
• 2005: "Kaleidoscope World" (cover of the Francis Magalona song, also features him)
• 2005: "First Day Funk" (commercial ad jingle for Rexona)
• 2005: "Mang Jose"
• 2005: "Bagsakan" (featuring Francis M and Gloc-9)
• 2005: "Para Sa 'Yo"
• 2005: "Papa Cologne"
• 2005: "The Ordertaker"
• 2005: "Gitara"
• 2006: "Pumapatak ang Ulan" (cover of the APO Hiking Society song)
• 2007: "American Junk" (featuring Kamikazee) (cover of the APO Hiking Society song)
• 2007: "Nescafe" (commercial ad jingle for Nescafe)
• 2007: "Macho"
• 2007: "Boys Do Falling Love" (cover of the Robin Gibb song)
• 2007: "Lastikman" (theme song for the TV series of the same title)
• 2008: "Akala"
• 2008: "Reunion" (an alternate version was used as a commercial ad jingle for Jollibee with the title "Iisang Sarap")
• 2010: "I-Bulsarap!" (commercial ad jingle for Mang Tomas All-Around Sarsa)
• 2010: "Panday Kids" (theme song for the TV series of the same title)
• 2010: "Pakiusap Lang (Lasingin Nyo Ako)"
• 2012: "Pangarap Lang Kita" (featuring Happee Sy)
• 2013: "One Hit Combo" (featuring Gloc-9)
• 2013: "Ang Parokya" (featuring Gloc-9)
• 2014: "Salamat Po"
• 2015: "Sing" (featuring Rico Blanco)
• 2015: "Lagi Mong Tatandaan"
• 2016: "Beautiful Girl" (cover of the Jose Mari Chan song)
• 2017: "Wala Lang Yun"
• 2018: "Friendzone Mo Mukha Mo"

Parodies and samples

Backup vocalist and founding member, Vinci Montaner.

Parokya ni Edgar is also known for parodying songs of famous singers and bands.

• "Trip" - "Creep" by Radiohead
• "Alimango" - "Animal" by Pearl Jam
• "The Crush (Bakit Ang Pangit Pangit Mo?)" - "Should I Stay or Should I Go" by The Clash
• "Papa Cologne" - interpolates "Lança Perfume" by Rita Lee
• "Picha Pie" - "I Will Survive" by Cake (originally by Gloria Gaynor)
• "Chikinini" - "Banal Na Aso, Santong Kabayo" by Yano
• "Nakaw ang Wallet Ko" - "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" by Guns N' Roses (originally by Bob Dylan)
• "The Ordertaker" - a mashup of "Chop Suey" and "Toxicity" by System of a Down
• "Macho" - "Macho Man" by Village People
• "Tange" - "The Popeye Theme"
• "Celfone Wallet" / "Celfone Celfone Wallet" - from the "Seiko Wallet Jingle" by Bing Rodrigo
• "Pedro, Basura Man" - "The Popeye Theme"
• "Bagsakan" - interpolates "Pollux Diving" by Keltscross and the Contra theme song from Base I (Stage 2) and II (Stage 4)

Music videos

• Buloy (1996, debut music video)
• Maniwala Ka Sana (1996)
• Silvertoes (1997)
• Harana (1998, 1st Music Video in 16mm & won 2 years later as Best Southeast Asia Music Video in MTV Video Music Awards in New York City in 1999.)
• Halaga (1999, parody dance from Backstreet Boys & Blink 182)
• Picha Pie (1999)
• Inuman Na (1999)
• Swimming Beach (2002, inspired from Survivor Reality Series)
• Sorry Na (2002)
• This Guy Is In Love With You Pare (2002, a song finalist in Himig Handog P-Pop Love Songs 2002)
• Chikinini (2003)
• Mr. Suave (2003, Theme song from a comedy movie same title)
• The Yes Yes Show (2003, inspired from a Hip Hop Music Video)
• First Day Funk (2005, Inspired from Rexona)
• Mang Jose (2005)
• Para Sa Yo (2005, Inspired from PBB Season 1)
• The Ordertaker (2005, Parodied from WWE's The Undertaker)
• Papa Cologne (2005)
• Gitara (2005, inspired from a Koreanovela)
• Bagsakan (2006)
• Macho (2007, Inspired from Village People)
• Akala (2007)
• Pakiusap Lang (2010)
• Pangarap Lang Kita (2010, 1st music video in HD)
• One Hit Combo (2010)
• Ang Parokya (2013)
• Salamat Po (2013)
• Sing (2016)
• Lagi Mong Tatandaan (2016)
• Wala Lang Yun (1st aired on MYX, 2018)
• Friendzone Mo Mukha Mo (Tower Sessions S04E17.1)

Awards and nominations

Parokya ni Edgar performing live in Cebu in 2012.

Awit Awards[15]

• Won: Best Novelty Recording - "Don't Touch My Birdie" (1999)
• Won: Best TV Theme Song - "!Oka Tokat" (1999)
• Won: Best Alternative Recording - "Inuman Na" (2000)
• Won: Best Album Package - Edgar Edgar Musikahan (2003)
• Won: Best Novelty Recording - "This Guy's In Love With You Pare" (2003)
• Won: Best Performance By a Duo or Group Recording Artist - "Mr.Suave" (2004)[16]
• Won: Record of the Year -"Mr.Suave" (2004)[16][17]
• Won: Music Video Performance - "Mr.Suave" (2004)[16][17]
• Won: Best Novelty Recording - "Mr.Suave" (2004)[16][17]
• Won: Best Rap Recording - "The Yes Yes Show" (2004)[16]
• Won: Best Ballad Recording - "Pangarap Lang Kita" (Feat. Happy Sy) (2011)[18]
• Won: Best Collaboration - "Pangarap Lang Kita" (Feat. Happy Sy) (2011)[18]
• Won: Best Performance By A Group - "Paki-usap Lang" (2011)[18]
• Won: Best Song Of The Year - "Paki-usap Lang" (2011)[17][18]
• Nominated: Album of the Year - Khangkhungkherrnitz (1996)
• Nominated: Best New Group (1996)
• Nominated: Best Rock Performance (1996)
• Nominated: Album of the Year - Halina sa Parokya (2005)[19]
• Nominated: Best Selling Album of the Year - Halina sa Parokya - "Mang Jose" (2006)[19]
• Nominated: Best Novelty - "Mang Jose" (2006)[19]
• Nominated: Best Dance - "First Day Funk" (2006)[19]
• Nominated: Music Video of the Year - "Mang Jose" (2006)[19]
• Nominated: Best Rap Recording - "Bagsakan" (2004)[20]
• Nominated: Best Soundtrack - "Lastikman (Walang Susuko)" from Lastikman (2008)[21]

NU Rock Awards

• Won: Best New Artist (1996) Best New Artist (1996)[17]
• Won: Best Live Act (1996)
• Won: Song of the Year - "Don't Touch My Birdie" (1998)
• Won: Best Album Packaging - Buruguduystunstugudunstuy (1998)
• Won: Artist of the Year (1999)[22]
• Won: Bassist of the Year - Buhawi Meneses (1999)
• Won: Artist of the Year (2000)[17][22]
• Won: Best Album Packaging - Edgar Edgar Musikahan (2002)
• Won: Artist of the Year (2003)[17][23]

MTV Asia Awards

• Won: Favorite Artist Philippines (2004)

MTV Pilipinas

• Won: Favorite Group Video - "Inuman Na" (2001)
• Won: Favorite Song - "Swimming Beach" (2002)
• Won: MTV Ayos! Award for Best Dance Sequence - "First Day Funk" (2005)

MTV Video Music Awards

• Won: International Viewer's Choice Award for MTV Southeast Asia - "Harana" (1999)[17]

MYX Music Awards

• Won: MYX Magna Award 2014[24]
• Won: Favorite Group (2014)[24]
• Won: Favorite MYX Live! Performance (2012)[25]
• Won: Favorite Guest Appearance in a Music Video for JM De Guzman "Pangarap Lang Kita" (2012)[25]
• Won: Favorite Collaboration - "One Hit Combo" (feat. Gloc9) (2012)[25]
• Won: Favorite Artist (2012)[25]
• Won: Favorite Song - "Pangarap Lang Kita" (feat. Happee Sy) (2012)[25]
• Won: Favorite Group (2012)[25]
• Won: Favorite Group (2011)[26]
• Nominated: Favorite Song- "Pakiusap Lang (Lasingin Nyo Ako)" (2011)[26]
• Nominated: Favorite MYX Celebrity VJ (2011)[26]
• Nominated: Favorite Artist (2011)[26]
• Nominated: Favorite Remake - "Macho" (2009)[27]
• Nominated: Favorite MYX Celebrity VJ (2008)[28]
• Nominated: Favorite Rock Music Video - "The Ordertaker" (2007)[29]
• Nominated: Favorite Collaboration - "The Ordertaker" w/ Kamikazee (2007)[29]
• Nominated: Favorite Music Video - "Mang Jose" (2006)
• Nominated: Favorite Rock Music Video - "Mang Jose" (2006)
• Nominated: Favorite MYX Live Performance - (2006)
• Nominated: Favorite Media Soundtrack - "First Day Funk" (2006)

Yahoo! Philippines OMG Awards

• Won: Band Of The Year (2012 & 2014)[30][31]

DWLS FM (now Barangay LS 97.1)

• Won: New OPM Artist of The Year (1996)

Guillermo Memorial Foundation

• Won: Best Group (2000)
• Won: Most Popular Recording/Performing Group (2011)[32]
• Won: Most Popular Recording/Performing Group (2012)[33]

1st Philippine Radio Music Awards

• Won: Best Alternative Group (2009)

1st Nickelodeon Philippines Kids Choice Awards

• Nominated: Favorite Musical Act (2008)

1st M.O.R. 101.9 Music Awards

• Won: M.O.R. Rock Icon Award (2014)

SOP PasiklaBAND Awards[34]

• Nominated: Best Rock Band (2008)
• Nominated: Best Song Revival - "Boys Do Fall In Love" (2008)
• Nominated: Favorite Vocalist - Chito Miranda (2008)
• Nominated: Best Favorite Band of The Year (2008)

ASAP Pop Viewers Choice Awards

• Nominated: Best Pop Band (2007)
• Nominated: Best Pop Band (2008)

Eastwood City Walk Of Fame

• Won: Celebrity Music Category Star Inductee (2017)

Other projects

Parokya band vocalist member Chito Miranda is also an occasional movie actor for the movie "Coming Soon" released in 2013, Chito is also a solo artists with his duets Abra, Gloc 9, Moonstar88 & of course Eraserheads former frontman Ely Buendia, for the single "Hosanna Ngayong Pasko" in 1998 for Parokyas Christmas Album, "Jingle Balls Silent Night Holy Cow".

Buhawi Meneses is also a commercial endorser for "RJ Guitars" which he plays his new bass guitar on his 1st solo commercial. Buhawi is also a former band member of "Franco" in 2010.

Commercial endorsements

• AMA Computer University
• Coca-Cola
• Jollibee
• Mang Tomas All Around Sarsa
• Mitsubishi Adventure SUV
• Nescafe Coffee
• Red Horse Beer
• Rexona Deoderant
• San Miguel Beer
• Tanduay
• Touch Mobile (TM)

Notes

1. — in 2015, he and his family relocated to the United States and now resides there. Although, he is still listed as an official member of the band, he occasionally plays during world tours, vacation to the Philippines, and other gigs. Paolo Bernaldo of Moonstar 88 fills-in for in him on bass duties.[13]
2. — announced his departure on October 14, 2012, through the band's official page on Facebook citing personal reasons. This marked the second time that Montaner left the group. Montaner temporarily left the band to attend school in 2005 and later rejoined them in the making of their album, "Solid", released in 2007.[14] Montaner briefly reunited with the band in 2013 in a one night only appearance during the launching date of PNE's 13th album "Bente" and back again as featured back up vocals in PNE's 10th studio album (14th overall) "Pogi Years Old" which was released in 2016. He officially returned on the same year. As of 2019, he is currently on hiatus but is still listed as member of the band.

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Awards
Preceded by Put3ska	NU Rock Awards Best New Artist 1996	Succeeded by P.O.T.