Records) Rico J. Puno (1991, Viva Records) Aliw (2001) With Love in Our Hearts (2005) Compilation albums The Story Of: Rico J. Puno (The Ultimate OPM Collection) (2001, EMI Philippines) Once Again... with Rico J. Puno, Marco Sison and Rey Valera Vol. 1 (with Marco Sison & Rey Valera) (2003, Vicor) Rico Silver Series (2006, Viva Records) Walang Kupas... All Hits (2008, Vicor) Live albums The Way We Were: Live (with Basil Valdez) (2004, Viva Records) Rico J. Puno: Live in Hawaii (produced by Willy Martin) Compilation appearances The 2nd Metro Manila Pop Music Festival (1978, Blackgold) Handog sa Pasko (1991, Viva Records) Metropop Song Festival 1996 (1996, Infinity Music) 25 Great Songs 25 Great Artists (1998, OctoArts/EMI Music Philippines) Ultraelectromagneticjam! (2005, Sony BMG Music Philippines) No. 1 Signature Hits OPM's Best (2008, Viva/Vicor) Pinoy Sound Trip Vol. 1 (2008, Vicor) Pinoy Sound Trip Vol. 2 (2008, Vicor) 18 Inspirational Love Songs (2009, Viva Records) Live Na Live: Unforgettable Live Performance (2009, Viva Records) C.H.I.N. Picnic Celebration, Toronto Canada (produced by Joel Recla) (2012) Soundtrack appearances Happy Yipee Yehey! Soundtrack (2011, Star Records) Singles "All I Ever Want" (a finalist of Metropop Song Festival 1996) "Cartada Dies" "Kapalaran" "Kay Hirap Mong Limutin" (Composed by Lito Camo) "Macho Guwapito" "May Bukas Pa" "Sorry Na, Pwede Ba?" "Together Forever" Cover versions "Ang Huling El Bimbo" (Originally by Eraserheads) "Give Love on Christmas Day" (Originally by the Jackson 5) "Kahit Maputi Na ang Buhok Ko" (Originally by Rey Valera) "Lupa" (Originally by Asin) "Mabuti Pa Sila" (Originally by Gary Granada) "Merry Christmas Darling" (Originally by the Carpenters) "Miss Kita Kung Christmas" (Originally by Susan Fuentes) "Sana Dalawa ang Puso" (Originally by Bodjie's Law of Gravity) "The Way We Were" (Originally by Barbra Streisand) "Time After Time" (Originally by Cyndi Lauper) (1987) "Weekend in Manila" (Originally by Barry Manilow as "Weekend in New England") "Yakap sa Dilim" (Originally by APO Hiking Society) See also Hajji Alejandro Marco Sison Rey Valera Nonoy Zuñiga Kuh Ledesma Michael Dadap Danny Barcelona Gabe Baltazar Ariel Rivera Freddie Aguilar Martin Nievera Gary Valenciano References External links 1953 births 2018 deaths Burials at The Heritage Park Converts to Roman Catholicism 20th-century Filipino male singers Filipino pop singers Filipino Roman Catholics Filipino television personalities Former members of Iglesia ni Cristo Kapampangan people Manila sound musicians Metro Manila city and municipal councilors PDP–Laban politicians Singers from Metro Manila United Nationalist Alliance politicians