Di Ko Kayang Tanggapin na wala na si April Boy Regino

Wazzup Pilipinas!

2020 is the worst year ever for a lot of legends died this year.

OPM Singer-composer April "Boy" Regino, 51, has passed away, according to his son JC Regino and brother Vingo Regino's posts on Facebook today, Sunday November 29, 2020. 

"This day is so sad.. my brother April Boy is no more." - Bingo Regino

April Boy's popular 90s hits were "Paano Ang Puso Ko" and "Di Ko Kayang Tanggapin". 

That was one long fight. Rest in peace, April Boy. He was the dude who made me go, aaaaargh. But heck, I memorised that song and couldn’t help humming whenever it played. 

Another legend has passed away.

Rest in Paradise and thank you for your contribution to the OPM music industry.

I'm not so big a fan of April Boy as much as I'm a big fan of Slapshock but his music was definitely a big part of my childhood. 

GEEZ BAKIT KAYO MAGKASUNOD I'm still shaken with Jamir's passing tapos... OMG "my condolences" isn't enough.

Yeah! The April Boy Regino playlist on a Saturday morning was memorable during my childhood days kahit pa sabihin Ng kapitbahay na parang bakya. The novelty songs were both fun and catchy to listen to. Feeling the old childhood day vibes all over again as I reminisce. His songs won't be forgotten as they are legendary and already part of OPM history.

I am deeply saddened to hear the news about his death.

"Di ko kayang tanggapin, na mawawala ka na sa akin." 

Condolence to the bereaved family. 

Rest in Peace OPM icon idol April Boy Regino. 

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