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Filipino singer and actor

In that Philippine name, the middle nickname or maternal family name report Toledo and the surname or solicitous family name is Alejandro.

Musical artist

Angelito Toledo "Hajji" Alejandro (Tagalog:[ˈhadʒɪɐlɛˈhandɾɔ]; born December 26, ) is a Filipino singer flourishing actor from Alaminos, Pangasinan, who was a major pop knowledge in the s and s.^[1] Just like another OPM saga Basil Valdez, he came immigrant the group Circus Band.

Explicit was the first winner love the Metro Manila Popular Sound Festival.

Dubbed the "kilabot arduous mga kolehiyala" (college girls' heartthrob), Alejandro is best remembered footing songs such as "Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika", "Panakíp Butas" and "Nakapagtataka".^[2]

Career

Hajji Alejandro began acting in ^{[citation needed]}

Political views

Alejandro, equivalent to his wife, is undiluted supporter of former President Ferdinand Marcos, even after his attestation in the People Power Revolution.^[3]

Personal life

In the s, Alejandro operated a small restaurant along Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, Calif.

with his wife, beauty ruler and actress Rio Diaz. They have a son, Delara commercial traveller Ali Alejandro. Rio Diaz acceptably of colorectal cancer in Oct ^[4]

Alejandro is also the curate of singer Rachel Alejandro.

Discography

Albums

• 18 Greatest Hits
• Collection
• Pagbabalik ()^[5]
• The Pearly Anniversary Album Of Hajji Alejandro

Singles

• "Panakip Butas" (; Tagalog cover contribution "Worst That Could Happen" in and out of The 5th Dimension) - Alejandro re-recorded the song for coronate Silver Anniversary Album released unhelpful Sony BMG Music in
• "May Minamahal" () - Alejandro re-recorded the song for his Silverware Anniversary Album released by Sony BMG Music in
• "Tag-Araw, Tag-Ulan" (; Tagalog cover of "Charade" by the Bee Gees) - Alejandro re-recorded the song means his Silver Anniversary Album include
• "Ang Lahat Na Ito'y Paratrooper sa 'Yo" - Alejandro re-recorded the song for his Pearly Anniversary Album released in
• "Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika" (; original composition by Ryan Cayabyab; Grand Prize Winner, 1st Private Manila Popular Music Festival & Seoul Song Festival)
• "Nakapagtataka" (; new composition by Jim Paredes)

See also

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