Rochelle Pangilinan goes behind the scenes for ‘Mama Mama’
Pangilinan serves as co-producer of the group’s latest single, marking another milestone in her journey with the iconic girl group that helped make her a household name.
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Pangilinan serves as co-producer of the group’s latest single, marking another milestone in her journey with the iconic girl group that helped make her a household name.
The SexBomb Girls are making their return to music, nearly two decades after their last major releases, with founding member Rochelle Pangilinan coming back with a new role.
Pangilinan serves as co-producer of the group’s latest single, “Mama Mama,” marking another milestone in her journey with the iconic girl group that helped make her a household name.
The SexBomb Girls were among the biggest names in Philippine pop culture during the 2000s, with releases such as Sumayaw, Sumunod: The Best of the SexBomb Girls in 2005 and Daisy Siete: V-Day in 2006. Their latest release signals a new chapter for the group while keeping the spirit of their original sound and identity alive.
“Mama Mama” also brings the group together with a new generation of P-pop artists for its music video. The collaboration connects two eras of Filipino pop, pairing the veteran performers with younger acts while highlighting the group’s continued relevance.
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