Zsa Zsa hoping to do more concerts abroad

MANLA – Singer-actress Zsa Zsa Padilla is hoping to stage more concerts with her daughters abroad. This comes after Padilla felt that her singing career took the backseat for a while because she had to attend to the health condition of her late partner, Comedy King Dolphy. Dolphy died exactly a year ago due to pneumonia and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. In an interview with ABS-CBN News, Padilla shared how happy she is to be singing again. “It took a while kasi when Dolphy was sick, nahihirapan ako mag-commit sa concerts abroad. Sabi ko ico-concentrate ko na lang muna lahat ng efforts ko sa teleserye. Kasi sa teleserye madali kang makahanap ng exit. 'Yung singing career ko took a backseat. So now, sabi ko siguro puwede ko naman na i-pursue ulit so we started with the album,” she said, referring to her newest album titled “Palagi.” The singer said it took four years before she was able to record a new album. Padilla's last album was "Unchanging Love" which was released in 2009. Song for daughter Meanwhile, Padilla shared that she wrote a song included in her album for one of her daughters. “You have to guess which one. She went through a very serious heartbreak. Parang hindi ko alam kung paano siya i-console so I wrote a song for her,” she said. According to the singer, the song is about figuratively running out of tears and moving on after a painful heartbreak. “Sabi ko, ‘Mga bata pa naman kayo. One day you’ll find it hard. You feel like you can’t move forward but you can. Mauubusan ka din ng tears.’ So there, it’s ‘All Cried Out,’” she explained. Padilla said she also wrote a song for Dolphy but wasn't included in the album. “Siyempre my heart was so broken when Dolphy died. Ganun pala, parati ko siyang hinihintay umuwi for a long time. The grieving process, ganun pala, you go back and forth. I [wrote a song for him] but it didn’t make it in the album,” she said. Aside from her regular appearance in the top-rating series “Juan dela Cruz,” Padilla is also a mainstay of Sunday musical variety show “ASAP.”

Source: http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/entertainment/07/10/13/zsa-zsa-hoping-get-more-concerts-abroad

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Zsa Zsa dedicates new album to Dolphy

MANILA, Philippines -- Singer-actress Zsa Zsa Padilla on launched her newest album dubbed as "Palagi" which she is dedicating to her daughters and her love, the late King of Comedy Dolphy. "Yung album parang journey of love. (I dedicate this) to my kids and Dolphy. For my kids, because they inspire me. To Dolphy, my love for you grows with every song I sing. Heaven knows how much I miss you. You are always in my heart and will be with me no matter where life's journey takes me. Noon...bukas... kailanman... palagi. Palaging ikaw,'" Padilla said In an interview with ABS-CBNNews.com on Tuesday. The singer said it took four years before she was able to record a new album because of Dolphy's health condition and eventual demise. "Actually with my singing talaga 'yun ang nag-suffer. Kasi Dolphy was really sickly, labas pasok kami sa ospital for so many years, especially the last three years. Ang singing career kasi mahirap especially nga if you have shows abroad. No matter what happens you have to commit, kasi they can not easily find a replacement for you so mahirap. Noong na-realize ko 'yon talaga sabi ko teka muna so that had to take backseat. But when I did the concert recently with my my girls in Australia, sabi ko, 'oh my God I miss this. ...Parang I didn't know what I'm missing until I'm doing it again,'" she said. Dolphy died last year due to pneumonia and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Padilla's last album was "Unchanging Love" which was released in 2009. The singer admitted that she also had a hard time doing the album, especially recording the song "How Can You Say." "'How Can You Say' was the hardest to record. It's about falling in love," she added. The other songs in the album include "Dito Lang," "Sa Piling Mo," "Di Ka Na Akin," "Palagi," "Without You," "How Can You Say," "All Cried Out," "I Do," "Ngayon at Magpakailanman," and "Maging Sino Ka Man," a duet with Martin Nievera. "I think he (Dolphy) would like 'Palagi' and 'Ngayon at Magpakailanman.' Medyo old fashion siya pero yung areglo medyo pop," Padilla said. Padilla, who is celebrating her 30th year in show business, started her singing career in 1983 and is known for her hits like "Hiram," "Mambobola" and "Ikaw Lamang." The singer will launch her album "Palagi" on "ASAP" soon.

Source: http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/entertainment/06/04/13/zsa-zsa-dedicates-new-album-dolphy

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