- Max
Surban is a
Filipino Cebuano singer-songwriter. He has been
given the "King of
Visayan Song".
Although known primarily for his
singing of
novelty songs...
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Surban (Persian: سوربان) may
refer to:
Surban, East
Azerbaijan Surban,
Kurdistan Surban, West
Azerbaijan This
disambiguation page
lists articles about...
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Sheila Surban (born
Sheila Jane Y.
Surban,
December 9, 1985, in
Iligan City, Philippines) is a
singer and
songwriter from the Philippines. She is the first...
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Sotto Val
Sotto Vic
Sotto J. Rey Soul
Stacey Stell Markki Stroem Max
Surban Sheila Surban Maxine Syjuco Zack
Tabudlo Ruben Tagalog KZ
Tandingan Julianne Tarroja...
- Sine Sine (2005)
Kawanangan (2012)
Dekada (2014) We Love our ****er Max
Surban (2015) "Three
Cebuano bands to
perform in "The Roadshow"". cebudailynews...
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constitution Sanctissima ea
verba and
appointed the Most
Reverend Epifanio B.
Surban, D.D. as its
first bishop. The
diocese then
included the
Province of Negros...
- (1978) "Gugmang Dinalian" (Side B; 1978) "Super
Hopia Disco" (with Max
Surban and Fred Panopio) / "Kawawa
Naman Ako" (1978) "Bayle sa
Tibuok Kalibutan"...
- some like
writer Doms
Pagliawan to
compare him to
Yoyoy Villame and Max
Surban. An
Giporlosanon Ikaw la an higugma-on ko Man
Tomas Never Been Touched,...
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highly sought after by Manila-based
music labels such as
Villar Records. Max
Surban,
dubbed "the King of
Visayan Song", and
Yoyoy Villame, who both produced...
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Seguerra (born 1983) Pepe
Smith (1947–2014) Tito
Sotto (born 1948) Max
Surban Jerrold Tarog (born 1977) Gary
Valenciano (born 1964) Rey
Valera (born 1954)...
