Darren Espanto releases Tagalog version of ‘Iyo’ from ‘Can’t Buy Me Love’
 
 
 
 
 
 

Darren Espanto drops Tagalog version of ‘Iyo’ with MV on Valentine’s Day

The music video on Feb. 14 will star Maris Racal and Anthony Jennings
/ 11:59 PM February 13, 2024

Darren Espanto drops Tagalog version of ‘Iyo’ with MV on Valentine’s Day

Darren Espanto | PHOTO: IG / @darrenespanto

In episode 84 of the hit ABS-CBN and Netflix series “Can’t Buy Me Love,” viewers witnessed a moment during the Chinese New Year celebration when Stephen, portrayed by Filipino Canadian singer-actor Darren Espanto, stole the spotlight as he made a grand gesture to Caroline, played by Belle Mariano.

Amid the festive atmosphere, Stephen serenaded Caroline with a song in Chinese titled “Iyo,” expressing his heartfelt feelings for her.

Adding to the romantic atmosphere just in time for Valentine’s Day, the runner-up of “The Voice Kids Season 1,” released the Tagalog version of the said song.

Penned by the “Bibitaw Na” artist himself, the track, arranged by Tommy Katigbak, mixed and mastered by Dante Tañedo, and produced by Jonathan Manalo, encapsulates the essence of finding true love and feeling complete.

The song’s lyrics, accompanied by imagery of time standing still and hearts racing, amplifies more the emotional impact of the series’ narrative.

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Moreover, fans eagerly anticipate the release of the music video on Feb. 14, featuring beloved characters Snoop and Irene, portrayed by Anthony Jennings and Snoop Manansala respectively, whose scenes have captivated audiences.

In a social media post, Star Music teased, “Snoop, Irene, and Stephen: Alternate Universe???” while the Fil-Canadian performer also wrote on Instagram, “Sino kasama mo nang 02.14.2024 (6PM)? Samahan niyo kami nina…” hinting at potential developments in the characters’ relationships, not in the series but in the music video.

Espanto’s latest track is now available on various music streaming platforms, with the lyrics video accessible on Star Music’s YouTube page.

Meanwhile, as “Can’t Buy Me Love” continues to enthrall viewers, fans can catch the series on Kapamilya Channel, Kapamilya Online Live, Jeepney TV, TFC, iWantTFC, Netflix, A2Z, and TV5.

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