Viva Records (Philippines)

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Viva Records
Viva Records (2018) logo.png
Parent companyViva Entertainment[1]
Founded1982
FounderVicente del Rosario, Jr.
StatusActive
GenreP-pop, OPM
Country of originPhilippines
LocationOrtigas Center, Pasig, Philippines

Viva Records is a Philippine record label[2] owned by Viva Entertainment.

Current artists[]

Viva compilations[]

  • 1st Levi Celerio Songwriting Contest Album
  • 18 Original Versions: Most Revival Songs
  • 20 Years Of Lite Rock (in collaboration with 96.3 WRock)
  • A Dozen Alternatives (1994, Iba Music label)
  • A Tribute To George Canseco
  • A Viva Popstars Christmas
  • Acoustic Night Live
  • Acoustic Night Live 2
  • Ayuz! Pinoy Alternative Powecuts
  • Barangay Hip Hop
  • Certified Superhits OPM
  • Certified Superhits OPM Vol. 2
  • Christmas on the Rocks (1994, Iba Music label)
  • Closer To Home 1 (in collaboration with Crossover 105.1)
  • Closer To Home 2 (in collaboration with Crossover 105.1)
  • I Love You More
  • Kanta, Tawa, Sayaw
  • Laging Kitang Mamahalin: A Musical Tribute To National Artists
  • Lite & Live At Tapika
  • Lovestruck
  • Lovestruck Vol. 2
  • Lovestruck Vol. 3: The Promise
  • Lovestruck Vol. 4
  • Mother Of All
  • No. 1 Signature Hits OPM's Best (in collaboration with Vicor Music Corp., 2008)
  • OPM I Love
  • Night Of The Champions
  • Pasko Na Sinta Ko & Other Christmas Favorites
  • Pinoy Soundtrip Vol. 1 (in collaboration with Vicor Music Corp.)
  • Pinoy Soundtrip Vol. 2 (in collaboration with Vicor Music Corp.)
  • Red Horse Beer Muziklaban Astig ng 2006
  • Rok On!
  • Senti 18 Pinoy Love Hits (in collaboration with Vicor Music Corp., 2008)
  • Senti 2: More 18 Pinoy Love Hits (in collaboration with Vicor Music Corp., 2008)
  • Senti 3 (in collaboration with Vicor Music Corp., 2009)
  • Senti 4: It's Complicated (in collaboration with Vicor Music Corp., 2010)
  • Servant Of All (1st Gospel Album of Viva Records)
  • Servant Of All 2: In His Time
  • Servant Of All Kids
  • Songs of Faith, Hope and Inspiration
  • Star For A Night
  • The Best Of Crossover Presents (in collaboration with Crossover 105.1)
  • The Best of Manila Sound: Hopia Mani Popcorn (in collaboration with Myx & GMA Network)
  • The Best of Manila Sound 2: Hopia, Mani, Popcorn (in collaboration with JAM 88.3 & Magic 89.9)
  • The Christmas Dance Party
  • The Pearl Collection: Viva Music's 30th Anniversary Collection (2-CD)
  • The Silver Series (25 Years of Viva Music)
    • Andrew E.
    • Janno
    • Sharon
      • Movie Themes of Sharon
      • Sharon Sings Canseco
      • Sharon Sings Valera
    • Vina
    • Freestyle
    • Wency
    • Willy
    • Regine
      • Movie Themes of Regine
      • Duets
    • Ogie
    • Jaya
    • Gary V. Duets
    • Donna
    • Kuh
    • Jun
    • Ivy
    • Pops
    • Ella May
    • Agot
    • Rico J.
    • Zsa Zsa
    • Pilita
    • Nonoy
    • Rivermaya
    • Gerry Paraiso
    • Tony Manigue
  • Viva 20 Years Anniversary Album
  • Witnessing To The Word

Former Viva Records artists[]

Viva soundtracks[]

  • Bituin Walang Ningning (Philippine TV soundtrack) (in collaboration with Star Music)
  • Laging Naroon Ka OST
  • Okey si Ma'am OST (1995)
  • Paano Kita Iibigin OST
  • Pangarap Na Bituin (Philippine TV soundtrack) (in collaboration with Star Music)
  • T.G.I.S. The Movie Soundtrack
  • Til I Met You OST
  • Masikip sa Dibdib OST
  • Pangarap ko'y Ibigin ka OST
  • Annie Batungbakal OST
  • S2pid Luv OST[4]
  • Tusong Twosome OST
  • Sa Huling Paghihintay OST
  • Pangako Ikaw lang OST
  • Weyt A Minit, Kapeng Mainit OST
  • Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw OST
  • Megamol OST
  • Kaputol ng Isang Awit OST
  • Diary Ng Panget OST
  • ABNKKBSNPLAko? The Movie OST

Gallery[]

  • The second logo from May 2003 to June 2010.

  • The third logo from June 2010 to March 2018.

  • The fourth logo since March 2018.

References[]

  1. ^ "Regine goes on tour". Philippine Daily Inquirer. 4 December 2001. Retrieved 16 January 2022.
  2. ^ Dionisio, Veronica C. (4 November 2000). "How radio help create a hit song". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved 16 January 2022.
  3. ^ a b c d e f Red, Isah V. (24 June 1995). "More canteen 'disclosures'". Manila Standard. Retrieved 16 January 2022.
  4. ^ "Salbakuta is in S2pid Luv OST". Manila Standard. 10 April 2002. Retrieved 16 January 2022.

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