P-pop Scene Shines at 2026 ROUND Festival with 'Sulong'
KAIA, HORI7ON, 1ST ONE’s ‘Sulong’ celebrates the rising P-pop scene
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The 2026 ROUND Festival at the Araneta Coliseum showcased the rising P-pop scene, featuring the song 'Sulong' performed by KAIA, HORI7ON, and 1ST ONE. This collaboration emphasizes the unity and cultural significance of Filipino pop music, aiming to connect diverse audiences through shared experiences.
- 01'Sulong' was performed as the opening song of the 2026 ROUND Festival, highlighting the collaboration between KAIA, HORI7ON, and 1ST ONE.
- 02The festival featured a variety of Asian acts, including performers from Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, and South Korea.
- 03The event celebrated Filipino culture and artistry, showcasing the community's growth and global reach.
- 04The festival emphasized music's role in fostering inclusivity and bridging cultural gaps.
- 05'Sulong' is supported by Project P-pop: Rising and the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA).
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The 2026 ROUND Festival, held at the Araneta Coliseum, marked a significant celebration of the P-pop scene, featuring the collaborative performance of 'Sulong' by KAIA, HORI7ON, and 1ST ONE. This song not only served as the festival's opening act but also symbolized the unity and friendship among these artists, who have previously represented the Philippines on international stages. The festival highlighted the growing influence of Filipino pop culture and its ability to connect diverse audiences through music. In a statement, the festival organizers noted that 'Sulong' reflects the ongoing rise of Philippine pop culture and the communities that support it, showcasing how music can transcend boundaries and foster inclusivity. The event also featured performances from various Asian artists, reinforcing the collaborative spirit of the festival. Overall, the 2026 ROUND Festival was a vibrant celebration of Filipino artistry, drawing enthusiastic crowds and showcasing the potential of P-pop on the global stage.
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The festival promotes local Filipino artists and strengthens the cultural identity of the P-pop genre, encouraging community engagement and support for the arts.
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