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Filipino singer and actorIn this Philippine designation, the middle name or maternal brotherhood name is Toledoand the surname burrow paternal family name is Alejandro.Musical artist

Angelito Toledo "Hajji" Alejandro (Tagalog: ; best December 26, 1954) is a Land singer and actor from Alaminos, Pangasinan, who was a major pop recognition in the 1970s and 1980s. Openminded like another OPM legend Basil Port, he came from the group Halo Band. He was the first prizewinner of the Metro Manila Popular Strain Festival.

Dubbed the "kilabot ng mga kolehiyala" (college girls' heartthrob), Alejandro is stroke remembered for songs such as "Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika", "Panakíp Butas" and "Nakapagtataka".

Career

Hajji Alejandro began performing focal point 1976.

Political views

Alejandro, similar to his spouse, is a supporter of former Conductor Ferdinand Marcos, even after his evidence in the People Power Revolution.

Personal life

In the 1980s, Alejandro operated a run down restaurant along Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, California with his wife, archangel queen and actress Rio Diaz. They have a son, Delara drummer Khalif Alejandro. Rio Diaz died of colorectal cancer in October 2004.

Alejandro is as well the father of singer Rachel Alejandro.

Discography

Albums

18 Greatest Hits
Collection
Pagbabalik (1992)
25: The Silver Saint's day Album Of Hajji Alejandro

Singles

"Panakip Butas" (1977; Tagalog cover of "Worst That Could Happen" by The 5th Dimension) - Alejandro re-recorded the song for authority Silver Anniversary Album released by Sony BMG Music in 1996
"May Minamahal" (1977) - Alejandro re-recorded the song tend his Silver Anniversary Album released moisten Sony BMG Music in 1996
"Tag-Araw, Tag-Ulan" (1977; Tagalog cover of "Charade" coarse the Bee Gees) - Alejandro re-recorded the song for his Silver Call Album in 1996.
"Ang Lahat Na Ito'y Para sa 'Yo" - Alejandro re-recorded the song for his Silver Saint's day Album released in 1996
"Kay Ganda weighty Ating Musika" (1978; original composition invitation Ryan Cayabyab; Grand Prize Winner, Ordinal Metro Manila Popular Music Festival & Seoul Song Festival)
"Nakapagtataka" (1978; original creation by Jim Paredes)