Viva Records (Philippines)

Viva Records Corporation, commonly known as Viva Records, is a Philippine record label[3] owned by Viva Music Group, a subsidiary of Viva Communications.

History

Viva Records was established in 1986, 6 years after Vic del Rosario Jr. left Vicor Music. In a few years, it became among the most successful record labels in the country. Aside from releasing soundtracks, it helped establish the careers of Vina Morales, Donna Cruz, Andrew E., Agot Isidro, Sarah Geronimo and Mark Bautista, among others.[4]

Notable artists roster

Current

Former

4th Impact (2008–2014)

AfterImage (1996–2008)

Agot Isidro (1993–1996) [5]

Allona

Ang Grupong Pendong

Antoinette Taus (1996–2003)

Anthony Castelo

April Boy Regino

Arkasia

Ayen Munji-Laurel (1996–2003)

Backdraft

BangBang

Banig

Bass Rhyme

Blakdyak (1997–2007)

Boys Will Be Boys

Butch Montejo

Carlo Orosa

Chad Borja (2012)

Charlie Green (2010–2012)

Chiqui Pineda

Ciel Perlas

Ciara Sotto

Claire dela Fuente (1989; 2008–2010; deceased)

CNN

Cocojam

Death Threat

Denmark

Dingdong Avanzado (2012–2013)

DJ Alvaro

Donna Cruz[5] (1990–2000)

Ed Pozon

Eddie K.

Ego

Ella Mae Saison[5] (1992–2000)

Eurasia

Ex Battalion (2018–2019)

Father & Sons

Flippers

Florante

FOJ (Vanna Vanna)

Freestyle (1996–2014)

Gabby Eigenmann

Gary Valenciano (2002–2003)

GCLTHP Band (1996–2017)

Gelli de Belen (1991–2003)

Gerry Paraiso

Hotdog (1991)

Idelle Martinez

Imago (2003–2006; now under Universal Records)

Inertia

Itchyworms (1999–2008; now under Sony Music Philippines)

Ina Raymundo

Iya Villania (2008–2009)

Jaime Garchitorena

James Reid (2012–2018; now under Careless)

Janno Gibbs (1999–2004; 2019–2025; returned to GMA Music)

Jaya (1996–2005)

Jeff Arcilla

Jett Pangan

Jeffrey Hidalgo

John Rendez

Jennylyn Mercado (2010–2011)

Joel Trinidad (1982–2005)

Joey Albert (2009)

Judy Ann Santos (1998–2003)

K & the Boxers (2003–2006)

Kristina Valdez

Kuh Ledesma

Krystine Marcaida

Lance Raymundo

Ladine Roxas

Lani Misalucha (1998–2004)

Lilet

Marc Ballesteros

Marco Sison

Marissa

Marlon Sediño

Maxine

Mayonnaise (2008–2011)

Melissa Gibbs

Men & Music

Mico

Michelle Ortega

Miguel Vera (1991–1994)

Mocha Girls (2009–2018)

Mike Hanopol

Monique Wilson (1993–1994)

Mulatto Band

Nadine Lustre (2009–2017; now under Careless)

Nikki Bacolod (2005–2017)

Nina (2012–2016; returned to Warner Music Philippines)

Niño Alejandro

Nonoy Zuñiga

Nora Aunor

Ogie Alcasid (2001–2007; now under Star Music; catalog of his releases now handled by Viva Music Publishing)

Pilita Corrales

Pop Girls

Pops Fernandez (1999–2004)

Quamo (1994–1995)

Quickie

Rachel Alejandro (2004–2006)

Rachelle Ann Go (2004–2015; now under Cornerstone)

Ramon "RJ" Jacinto (1998–2007)

Randy Santiago (1992–1995)

Rapasia

Rapiboys

Rica Peralejo (1999–2002)

Rico J. Puno (1982–2018; deceased)

Rivermaya (2001–2007; returned to Sony Music Philippines)

Rockstar

Roselle Nava (2004–2014)

Salbakuta (1990–2006)

Sampaguita

Shamrock (2010–2013)

Sharon Cuneta[5] (1986–2001; now under Star Music)

The Boss (1994–2000)

The Company (2003–2015; now under Star Music)

The Cherries

The Opera

Toni Daya (1993–1996)

Tony Lambino

Tropical Depression

Vehnee Saturno

Victor Wood

Vina Morales (1988–1994) [5]

Viva Mix Club

Wency Cornejo

Willie Revillame (2010–2013)

XLR8 (2010–2012)

Zsa Zsa Padilla (1998–2003; now under Star Music)

bgcolor	#FFD700
parent	Viva Music Group‡R1R‡
founded	1986
founder	Vicente del Rosario, Jr.
status	Active
distributor	self-distributed
genre	P-pop · OPM
country	Philippines
location	7/F East Tower, Tektite Towers,‡R2R‡ Exchange Road, Ortigas Center, Pasig, Metro Manila, Philippines
url	https://vivavicor.com/

Viva Records (Philippines)

History

Notable artists roster

Current

Former

Viva compilations

Viva soundtracks

Gallery

External links

References