So i was scrolling down on my saved videos, and saw katrina velardes singing sana maulit muli , in tiktok, I can’t help but admire how clean she sings while conveying the pain of the song. I wish she had her own version of this on Spotify because I would listen to it on a loop. I especially love that part of the video where she expresses those hurtful part of the song.
Aside from the tiktok video of her singing, this masked singer pilipinas that i found of her is also one of my favorites, even the judges can feel how painful she sings it.
I sing emotionally charged slow songs like this because I grew up hearing them sung at karaoke in my environment. This is one of the reasons why I love slow music. I've practiced singing it, even though it's not in my key. I actually struggle to hit the notes, and I admire Katrina for her ability to perform it so cleanly without any issues reaching those high notes.
When I try to sing the song, I find myself concentrating more on hitting the right notes. I'm thinking about singing it at karaoke, but I might lower the key by one or two steps to make it easier for me to reach the higher belt parts, as I struggle to match her original notes. i tried para akong manok na nachokeeee hahahah hanggang falceto lang si ante nyo
if i have the same voice as this woman, i'd probably sing everyday ahhaha
Overall, I just want to sing in a way that conveys pain, making others ask, "Who hurt you?" ahahah