FPRRD Song Album Title: RP-C5219

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FPRRD Song Album Title: RP-C5219 By Machine SoundWaves (Official Music Video)

00:00 Bakit Hinayaan Nating Mangyari Ito?
04:47 Mga Traydor Sa Bayan
08:23 ICC:Hindi Kayo ang Batas Namin
11:45 Ibalik Sa Pilipinas Si Duterte
14:59 Hindi Kami Panatiko
18:40 Uuwi Ka Rin - 80th Birthday Song

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Album Title: RP-C5219
Artist: Machine SoundWaves
Genre: OPM / Political Rap / Ballad / Anthemic Rock
Track Count: 6 Songs

Album Description:

RP-C5219 isn’t just a tail number—it’s a symbol of a nation’s reckoning, a code etched into history, representing the flight that carried a former leader from Philippine soil to foreign judgment. This six-track album from Machine SoundWaves captures the emotional, political, and cultural aftershocks of that event with unflinching honesty, searing critique, and unbreakable loyalty.

Each song in RP-C5219 speaks to the heart of a divided nation—those who still stand by the man who once faced the darkest battles for them, and those who have turned their backs. The album takes listeners on a journey through sorrow, outrage, resistance, and resilience, blending soul-stirring OPM ballads, explosive rap verses, and anthemic choruses that echo through the halls of injustice and memory.

“Bakit Hinayaan Nating Mangyari Ito?” opens the album with mournful orchestration and piercing regret, asking the question that now haunts millions: how did we allow this betrayal to unfold?

“Mga Traydor Sa Bayan” hits like a sledgehammer, naming names and exposing the betrayal of those who served foreign interest over national pride.

“Hindi Kayo ang Batas Namin” rejects foreign overreach and defends Filipino sovereignty in a bold, chant-driven anthem of defiance.

“Ibalik Sa Pilipinas Si Duterte” roars like a crowd in protest, demanding the rightful return of a leader to the people who elected him.

“Hindi Kami Panatiko” separates loyalty from delusion, giving voice to those who believe in truth over narrative.

“Uuwi Ka Rin” closes the album on Duterte’s 80th birthday—not in defeat, but in hopeful defiance, promising a homecoming against all odds.

RP-C5219 is not merely an album—it is a sonic protest, a collective prayer, and a digital monument to a man many still call “Tatay.” It's for the unheard, the misrepresented, the steadfast. Whether you remember, mourn, or march—this is your soundtrack.

For the nation. For the truth. For those who refuse to forget.
RP-C5219: Hindi pa tapos ang laban.