Riza Sotone OPM - Mahiwaga (Theme from 100 Days to Heaven)

Visit me! http://rotb.piiym.net Follow me! http://www.twitter.com/orochiherman Become a fan! http://www.facebook.com/OrochiHerman Mahiwaga An OPM (Original Philippine Music) Main theme of the TV Show "100 Days to Heaven" Composed and Written by Manuel R. Villar and Dominador Torres Popularized by Kuh Ledesma, Basil Valdez and Fatima Soriano Sequenced to MIDI by Orochi Herman Rendered to FL Studio 10 and Adobe Flash CS5 by Orochi Herman Credits to Double K, Yoru, Aline and Myst for assistance in all forms for the project. Graphics jointly done with Nauko Oblivion and theredcat. Sung by Riza Sotone Chorale: Yuki Kaai, Nene Sotone, Nero Akita, Piko Utatane, Nana Haruka, Bonnie Sotone, SHOICHIRO, Colt Kaine, Yoru Ikusane, Chii Tomero, Emiko Yasashikoe, Shiroki Aratane, Ryo Hiirone, Clyde Sotone, Seon Houka, Linny Enbukyoku, Sachi Eika, Camilita Melodia, Loop Kasumiga, Mizuiro Seigaku, Kamirei, Nagori Setsuna, Satsuki Kagene & Yuuta Warune Right after one of Fatima Soriano's song, "Nandito Lang Ako" from the defunct series "Momay", I've decided to cover as well her most recent song, "Mahiwaga" from the series "100 Days to Heaven." Again, as with Momay, Xyriel Manabat plays the leading role in the series together with veteran actress Coney Reyes. The song is moving and inspirational, that I've requested a Japanese translation from Damesukekun, which he provided. While the Japanese lyrics is slightly different in message, to make it culturally compatible to the Japanese, when sung, it gives the same inspirational effect, and applies whether one is a Shinto, Buddhist or Christian. This is also the first time Riza Sotone will sing a song from her own native tounge, and I've perfected her configuration now, and she's able to sing in a way distinct from other vocaloids. This also marks the first time her siblings make an official appearance: Bonnie and Clyde Sotone, and also the youngest, Nene Sotone, in the chorale part. This is also an UTAU and Vocaloid collaboration, since UTAU has more child-like voices than Vocaloid, even with the combined forces of child fanmade vocaloids. An English version is being considered, but the Japanese version is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPkYZRqcEZk NND: Filipino: http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm15581142 Japanese: http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm15594454 For downloads, MP3, lyrics and even the midi version, visit http://boards.rotbrc.com/miku/res/6035.html NOTE: To keep in line with both the message and rhymes, the English version may carry slight variations of the original message to make both ends meet. Kuha mo? UPDATE: I might also do Xyriel Manabat's "Kuha Mo?!" but using either Nene Sotone or Yuki Kaai. XD UPDATE 2: A remastered version will be uploaded in Mediafire soon.