Sampaguita

 Sampaguita, born as Tessy Alfonso, rose to fame in the 1970s and 1980s with her unique blend of rock, folk, and pop music. Her stage name was inspired by the national flower of the Philippines, symbolizing purity and simplicity, which resonated perfectly with her music.

Throughout her career, Sampaguita gifted us with unforgettable hits such as "Bonggahan," "Nosi Ba Lasi," "Tao," and "Nakaw na Pag-ibig." Her songs captured the hearts of listeners, reflecting the aspirations, struggles, and cultural heritage of the Filipino people.

Not only did Sampaguita possess an extraordinary voice, but she also brought an incredible energy and charisma to her performances. Her rebellious spirit and unique fashion sense made her an icon of her generation, influencing musicians and fans alike.

Beyond the melodies and rhythms, Sampaguita's music carried important messages, shedding light on social and political issues. Her songs became a voice for the Filipino people, expressing their experiences and desires for a better future.

Though Sampaguita has stepped away from the limelight, her legacy lives on. Her music continues to touch the hearts of fans old and new, and her contributions to Philippine music remain unmatched. Join us as we delve deeper into the life, music, and lasting impact of this legendary Filipino singer.

Albums:

18 Greatest Hits Sampaguita

Sampaguita

Lovers Trio

Nosi Ba Lasi