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Mareco, Inc. bought original compositions from various Filipino artists and commercially produced recordings of numerous folk songs, kundimans, balitaw and other traditional music from different regions of the Philippines, keeping indigenous music alive in the 1950s and 1960s in the face of American and British imports.<ref>{{cite book |title=Culture and customs of the Philippines |last=Rodell |first=Paul A. |pages=184–185 |year=2002 |publisher=[[Greenwood Publishing Group]] |isbn=978-0-313-30415-6 }}</ref> It also produced ethnic sounds of the [[Ilocos]], [[Cebu]], [[Iloilo]], [[Cordillera]], [[Tausūg people|Tausug]], and [[Maranao]] tribes. All these indigenous music recordings were marketed under the labels Mabuhay Records and Villar Records. The company was first to produce a recording of the [[Philippine National Anthem]]. |
Mareco, Inc. bought original compositions from various Filipino artists and commercially produced recordings of numerous folk songs, kundimans, balitaw and other traditional music from different regions of the Philippines, keeping indigenous music alive in the 1950s and 1960s in the face of American and British imports.<ref>{{cite book |title=Culture and customs of the Philippines |last=Rodell |first=Paul A. |pages=184–185 |year=2002 |publisher=[[Greenwood Publishing Group]] |isbn=978-0-313-30415-6 }}</ref> It also produced ethnic sounds of the [[Ilocos]], [[Cebu]], [[Iloilo]], [[Cordillera]], [[Tausūg people|Tausug]], and [[Maranao]] tribes. All these indigenous music recordings were marketed under the labels Mabuhay Records and Villar Records. The company was first to produce a recording of the [[Philippine National Anthem]]. |
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Today, Mareco, Inc. is managed by Luis P. Villar from offices in Tirad Pass, Quezon City, Philippines (The studios of radio station [[DWBM-FM|105.1 Crossover]], which is owned by the [[Mareco Broadcasting Network, Inc.]] is also located here). The company's extensive collection of music recordings is globally distributed through Villar Records International from offices in [[Manila]], Philippines and in [[Los Angeles]], |
Today, Mareco, Inc. is managed by Luis P. Villar from offices in Tirad Pass, Quezon City, Philippines (The studios of radio station [[DWBM-FM|105.1 Crossover]], which is owned by the [[Mareco Broadcasting Network, Inc.]] is also located here). The company's extensive collection of music recordings is globally distributed through Villar Records International from offices in [[Manila]], Philippines and in [[Los Angeles]], United States. |
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==Artists== |
==Artists== |
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*[[Ruben Tagalog]] |
*[[Ruben Tagalog]] |
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*[[Ruben Bisaya]] |
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*[[Boy Katindig]] |
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*[[Diomedes Maturan]] |
*[[Diomedes Maturan]] |
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*[[Bobby Gonzales]] |
*[[Bobby Gonzales]] |
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*[[Ric Manrique, Jr.]] |
*[[Ric Manrique, Jr.]] |
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*[[Jun Polistico]] |
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*[[Celso de Jesus]] |
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*[[Leo Valdez]] |
*[[Leo Valdez]] |
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*[[Constancio de Guzman]] |
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*[[Felipe Alonzo]] |
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*[[Pedro Concepcion]] |
*[[Pedro Concepcion]] |
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*[[Juan Silos, Jr.]] |
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*[[Anastacio Mamaril]] |
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*[[Clod Delfino]] |
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*[[Leopoldo Silos]] |
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*[[Narding Castaneda]] |
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*[[Relly Coloma]] |
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*[[Romy Tamayo]] |
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*[[Amado Trivinio]] |
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*[[Eugene Villaluz]] |
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*[[Raye Lucero]] |
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*[[Kay Cauton]] |
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*[[Pilita Corrales]] |
*[[Pilita Corrales]] |
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*[[Nora Hermosa]] |
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*[[Relly Coloma]] |
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*[[Fannie Estillore]] |
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*[[Sylvia la Torre]] |
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*[[Cely Bautista]] |
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*[[Sampaguita]] |
*[[Sampaguita]] |
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*[[Conching Rosal]] |
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*[[Eva Carrie]] |
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*[[Nora Aunor]] |
*[[Nora Aunor]] |
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*[[Carmen Soriano]] |
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*[[Villaruz Sisters]] |
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*[[Carmelita Alburo]] |
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*[[Dos Por Dos]] |
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*[[Justo C. Justo]] |
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*[[Carlos Sato]] |
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*[[Merci Molina]] |
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*[[Lirio Vital]] |
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*Carmelita |
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*[[Linda Magno]] |
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*[[Everlita Rivera]] |
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*[[Christie Gatchalian]] |
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*[[Tomador Trio]] |
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*[[Mabuhay Singers]] |
*[[Mabuhay Singers]] |
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*[[The New Minstrels]] |
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*[[Hotdog (band)|Hotdog]] |
*[[Hotdog (band)|Hotdog]] |
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*[[Davawenas]] |
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*[[R.A.R. Trio]] |
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*[[Saint & Sinners]] |
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*[[Tres Rosas]] |
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*[[Juan Silos, Jr. & His Rondalla]] |
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*[[Leopoldo Silos & His Orchestra]] |
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*[[Dominic & His Orchestra]] |
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*[[The Singing Bamboos]] |
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*[[Pangkat Kawayan]] |
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*[[Danny Holmsen & His Orchestra]] |
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*[[Miracle Life Singers]] |
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==References== |
==References== |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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*{{Official website|http://www.villarmusic.com/}} |
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*[http://web.archive.org/web/20100327222609/http://pinoytunes.net:80/singleAffiliate.do?affiliateId=5 Affiliates of Villar Records] |
*[http://web.archive.org/web/20100327222609/http://pinoytunes.net:80/singleAffiliate.do?affiliateId=5 Affiliates of Villar Records] |
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Revision as of 18:05, 8 August 2016
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| Villar Records | |
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| Founded | 1950 |
| Founder | Manuel P. Villar |
| Distributor(s) | self-distributed |
| Genre | Various |
| Country of origin | Philippines |
| Location | Manila |
| Official website | Villar Music |
Villar Records is a record label owned by Mareco, Inc. that also owns the Mabuhay Records label. It was launched in 1950[1] by the late Manuel P. Villar who is known as the "Father of Philippine Recording" for pioneering industry in the recording of original Pilipino music or OPM. He was also the first president of the Record Industry Association of the Philippines (RIAP).
Mareco, Inc. bought original compositions from various Filipino artists and commercially produced recordings of numerous folk songs, kundimans, balitaw and other traditional music from different regions of the Philippines, keeping indigenous music alive in the 1950s and 1960s in the face of American and British imports.[2] It also produced ethnic sounds of the Ilocos, Cebu, Iloilo, Cordillera, Tausug, and Maranao tribes. All these indigenous music recordings were marketed under the labels Mabuhay Records and Villar Records. The company was first to produce a recording of the Philippine National Anthem.
Today, Mareco, Inc. is managed by Luis P. Villar from offices in Tirad Pass, Quezon City, Philippines (The studios of radio station 105.1 Crossover, which is owned by the Mareco Broadcasting Network, Inc. is also located here). The company's extensive collection of music recordings is globally distributed through Villar Records International from offices in Manila, Philippines and in Los Angeles, United States.
Artists
References
- ^ Letts, Richard (2003). The Effects of Globalisation on Music in Five Contrasting Countries: Australia, Germany, Nigeria, the Philippines and Uruguay (PDF) (Report). Music Council of Australia. Retrieved October 24, 2010.
- ^ Rodell, Paul A. (2002). Culture and customs of the Philippines. Greenwood Publishing Group. pp. 184–185. ISBN 978-0-313-30415-6.