APO Hiking Society
The APO Hiking Society, an iconic Filipino musical group, was formed in 1969 and consists of members Danny Javier, Jim Paredes, and Boboy Garovillo. Recognized as one of the Philippines' pioneering musical acts, the trio popularized Original Pilipino Music (OPM) with their distinctive harmonies and socially-relevant lyrics.
Their debut album, "Collector's Item," released in 1975, immediately showcased the group's talent for crafting timeless hits. APO Hiking Society went on to release a total of 27 albums, amassing a vast repertoire of classics like "Pumapatak ang Ulan," "When I Met You," and "Panalangin."
Known for their versatility, APO Hiking Society explored various musical genres, including folk, pop, and even jazz, while remaining true to their Filipino roots. Their profound impact on the local music scene helped pave the way for the rise of OPM and inspired countless artists.
