Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p "Ang Huling El Bimbo" (English: The Last El Bimbo) is a rock ballad by Pinoy rock group Eraserheads from their 1995 album Cutterpillow as well as their international album Aloha Milkyway. Aside from the usual band instruments the group used, the song features a synthesizer along with a piano. The song, narrated in the first person, tells the story of a man's unrequited feelings for his childhood friend, whose life came to a tragic end.The song won MTV Asia Viewer's Choice Award at the 1997 MTV Video Music Awards, making the Eraserheads the first Filipino artist to win the award. In the Philippines, it was used by McDonald's for their commercial titled "First Love" in 2009 as well as by radio station NU 107 as its last song on its final day of broadcast on November 7, 2010.There are two known versions of the song. The first one has the singer continuing to chant the chorus until the song fades. The second version replaces the monotonous chant with a guitar solo and an orchestra ensemble playing the chorus. The music video uses the first version.. }
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- Ang_Huling_El_Bimbo abstract ""Ang Huling El Bimbo" (English: The Last El Bimbo) is a rock ballad by Pinoy rock group Eraserheads from their 1995 album Cutterpillow as well as their international album Aloha Milkyway. Aside from the usual band instruments the group used, the song features a synthesizer along with a piano. The song, narrated in the first person, tells the story of a man's unrequited feelings for his childhood friend, whose life came to a tragic end.The song won MTV Asia Viewer's Choice Award at the 1997 MTV Video Music Awards, making the Eraserheads the first Filipino artist to win the award. In the Philippines, it was used by McDonald's for their commercial titled "First Love" in 2009 as well as by radio station NU 107 as its last song on its final day of broadcast on November 7, 2010.There are two known versions of the song. The first one has the singer continuing to chant the chorus until the song fades. The second version replaces the monotonous chant with a guitar solo and an orchestra ensemble playing the chorus. The music video uses the first version.".