Bayang Barrios
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Background information
Birth name	Junelle Otero Barrios
Born	(1968-06-12)June 12, 1968 (age 56) Bunawan,Agusan del Sur
Genres	OPM,folk, pop
Occupation(s)	Singer, musician
Years active	1995–present
Labels	Mayumi Records (formerly Produktong Mayumi ni Bayang Barrios)
Website	Bayang Barrios

Junelie Otero Barrios (born on June 12, 1968, to parents ofManobo origin),^[1] professionally known asBayang Barrios, is aFilipinapop musician and singer who hails fromBunawan, Agusan del Sur. She once downplayed her ethnic origins, until she met the songwriter-performerJoey Ayala and joined his band,Ang Bagong Lumad. Many of her known songs, especially those recorded with Ayala, utilized Filipino indigenous instruments. Her nickname, Bayang, originated from her consistent leadership in singing the Philippine national anthem, Lupang Hinirang.

In 2005, Barrios' composition "Isipin Mo Na Lang" penned with her husband Mike Villegas, played at the ending credits of the indie Filipino filmAng Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros. September 2013 saw the release of her fifthstudio album entitledMalaya.^[2]

• Bayang Makulay (1997)
• Singles (Bayang Barrios)
• Harinawa (2002)
• Alon (2004)^[3]
• Biyaya (2008)
• Malaya (2013)^[4]

• "Hade!! (Etheria Theme Song)"
• "Alay Sa Aking Mga Kapatid"
• "Ayoko Na"
• "Bagong Umaga"
• "Habang Narito Pa"
• "Ka-Tribo Ko"
• "Kay Tsong"
• "Lalalala-laryang (Himig ni Inay)"
• "Malayo Man, Malapit Din" – (Theme fromPinoy Abroad)
• "Mekaniko Ng Makina Ko"
• "Mulat" – (Theme fromLimang Dekada)
• "Nasaan Na Tayo Ngayon"
• "Saan Nanggagaling Ang Himig?"
• "Sanggol Sa Sinapupunan"
• "Matanglawin"
• "Alon"
• "Gising Na Kaibigan"

• Media related toBayang Barrios at Wikimedia Commons
• Bayang Barrios in Tugtog Pinoy
• Bayang Barrios beyond anthems

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