Lito Camo

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Lito Camo (born March 12, 1972) is a Filipino singer and songwriter. He is known for his songs novelty songs including "Bakit Papa? Tawag mo ako?", "Spaghetti Song", "Bulaklak", "Wowowee", "Boom Tarat Tarat" and "Otso-Otso" which earned him the moniker King of Novelty Songs.^[1] Lito Camo was a native of Bongabong, Oriental Mindoro.^[2]

Career[]

His debut album entitled "Sino Camo?" was released in 1997 with "Kung Ikaw"^[3] and "Hey Babe" as the album's singles. Lito recently released his 3rd album entitled, Ako Naman. Camo was a mainstay in the GMA Channel sitcom Show Me Da Manny starring boxer Manny Pacquiao.

Discography[]

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These are the songs composed, produced, and arranged by Lito Camo (most are sung by other Filipino artists, and not necessarily sung by him, except as indicated).

• "Bestfriend"
• "" by Lito Camo (his first hit single)
• "Window Shopping" by himself
• "Miss Na Miss Na Kita" by himself
• "Pera o Bayong" by himself
• "Kakanta Ako, Sasayaw Kayo" by himself
• "Bakit Papa" by the Sexbomb Girls
• "Halukay Ube" by the Sexbomb Girls featuring Joey de Leon
• "Eat Bulaga!" by the Sexbomb Girls
• "The Spageti Song" by Joey De Leon featuring the Sexbomb Girls
• "Sana Mama" by Masculados
• "Jumbo Hotdog" by Masculados
• "Ms. Flawless" by Angelica Jones
• "Ye Ye Vonnel" by April Boy Regino
• "Giling-Giling" by Willie Revillame
• "Bulaklak" by Viva Hot Babes
• "Anone?" by
• "Pandesal" by Viva Hot Men
• "Sunod Sa Galaw" by Jaboom Twins
• "Puppy Mo Ako" by Willie Revillame
• "Iyugyog Mo" by Willie Revillame
• "Otso-Otso" by Bayani Agbayani
• "In or Out" by Dara
• "Sasakyan Kita" by K and the Boxers
• "46" by Willie Revillame
• "Hep Hep Hooray (Happy Birthday)" by Willie Revillame
• "Papa Boogie" by Willie Revillame
• "Wowowee" by himself, later covered by Willie Revillame
• "Dododo Dadada" by Willie Revillame
• "Giling-Giling" by Willie Revillame
• "Iiyak Na Lang" by
• "Boom Tarat Tarat" by Willie Revillame
• "Kailan" by
• "Bilog Ang Mundo" by Manny Pacquiao
• "Uuwi Ka Na Raw" by
• "Ibigay Mo Baby" by
• "Daisy Siete" by himself, later covered by the Sexbomb Girls
• "Amoy Ng Papa" by
• "Sundo't Hatid" by
• "Nakaka..." by
• "Para Sa Iyo Ang Laban Na 'To" by Manny Pacquiao
• "Tawa" by Joey de Leon
• "Nanana" - won Best Novelty Recording in the 25th Awit Awards^[4]
• "Lalaban Ako Para sa Pilipino" by Manny Pacquiao^[5]
• "Talikodgenic Man Ako" by Herlene "Hipon" Budol

Albums[]

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• Sino Camo? (BMG Records, 1997)
• Ano Camo? (BMG Records, 2002)
• Ako Naman! (Star Records, 2005)

Filmography[]

Television[]

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• Daisy Siete (GMA 7, 2003)
• Maynila (GMA 7, 2005–present) - cameo appearance
• Yes, Yes Show! (ABS-CBN 2, 2004–2005)
• Wowowee (ABS-CBN 2, 2005–2010)
• Show Me Da Manny (GMA 7, 2009–2011)
• Willing Willie (TV5, 2010–2011)
• Wiltime Bigtime (TV5, 2011–2012)
• Wowowillie (TV5, 2013)
• Sabado Badoo (GMA 7, 2015) - cameo footage featured
• Wowowin (GMA 7, 2015)

References[]