The hype surrounding “All2gether Kapamilya: A Grand Pasasalamat” grew even louder and unstoppable in its highly anticipated Part 2, which aired on February 8, bringing together versatile talents in vocal power, dance prowess, and band artistry, all wholeheartedly celebrating Filipino talent.
Making way for the OPM-filled performances, the Sunday show opened with Maki’s heartfelt single “Saan,” delivered by the mellow voices of Kyle Echarri, Kai Montinola, Alexa Ilacad, Darren Espanto, Donny Pangilinan, and Belle Mariano. The same song brought all Kapamilya artists together for a surprise birthday greeting for Donny ahead of his 28th birthday on February 10.
More star-studded dance collaborations also dominated the “ASAP” stage, with “PBB Gen 11” fan favorites JM Ibarra, Fyang Smith, Rain Celmar, Xyriel Manabat, Jarren Garcia, Binsoy Namoca, and Jas Dudley-Scales immersed in their sharp moves to “Daleng Dale” by GAT.
The family vibes of former “PBB Celebrity Collab Edition” housemates Klarisse de Guzman, Esnyr, Brent Manalo, Bianca de Vera, Ralph de Leon, and River Joseph shone even brighter as they grooved to Bryan Chong’s rendition of Sarah Geronimo’s “Tala” for the MMFF 2025 film “Call Me Mother,” in which they also starred.
The back-to-back dance showdowns concluded with the heavy-hitting routines of Gela Atayde, Michelle Garcia, AC Bonifacio, Jeremy G, and Jameson Blake, their synergy blazing through in a fiery choreography for SB19’s “DUNGKA!”
Catching more amazed gazes, the P-Pop wave surged ahead with the flawless all-around performance of the Nation’s Girl Group BINI, whose successful homecoming to “ASAP” was marked by their newest catchy title songs “Shagidi” and “Bikini,” concluding their set with their breakthrough hit “Salamin Salamin.”
Following through, the Aces of P-Pop also stepped into their zealous spotlight, altogether exuding swoon-worthy charms as they performed their flamboyant single “Divine,” gliding effortlessly through the rhythm.
Making a sentimental stopover, Moira Dela Torre added lively guitar strums and beats to another emotional soft-pop single of hers titled “Dinggin,” before embodying her iconic and poignant “Paubaya” alongside Darren and Klarisse.
Setting in motion the jampacked OPM band segment, Mr. Pure Energy Gary Valenciano and OPM Chief Ogie Alcasid warmly welcomed Soapdish and joined the band in performing their rock version of “Kahit Maputi Na Ang Buhok Ko.”
Next in the legendary lineup was 6cyclemind, who shared the vocal stage with Jolina Magdangal and Jona Viray for their ever-comforting “Sandalan,” even inspiring a satisfying acapella moment with the audience during one verse of the song.
Neocolours also didn’t miss the chance to feature on “ASAP” once again, this time with vocalist Ito Rapadas collaborating with Erik Santos, Martin Nievera, Darren, and Kyle, to their timeless hit “Say You’ll Never Go.”
Loaded with a heart-fluttering aura, Freestyle appeared next, with frontman Top Suzara firstly initiating small cozy exchanges with the audience and welcoming PopRock Royalty Yeng Constantino and The Prince of Soul Jason Dy as co-singers for the band’s romantic classic “This Time.”
Freestyle carried on to belt out enjoyable harmony with Divine Diva Zsa Zsa Padilla and Power Diva Angeline Quinto in their deeply moving cover of Ogie Alcasid’s “Bakit Ngayon Ka Lang.”
Leading off the rock and roll musicians are Marko Rudio, Kyle, and Darren, executing their explosive rendition of SB19’s “GENTO,” the spicy taste of the song was boosted with the trio’s red leathers and masterful scream singing.
Never failing to make an unforgettable guesting on the show, Pambansang Dyosa and Multimedia Superstar Anne Curtis energetically participated in the OPM medleys, confidently singing nostalgic bangers with rock band Imago.
Imago’s vocalist Kharren “Kurei” Granada resonated with Anne’s cheerful tone in their fun duet of “Taralets,” and afterwards bonded with New Generation Superstar Belle Mariano and Asia’s Songbird Regine Velasquez-Alcasid for their gentle masterpiece “Sundo.”
Finishing off the second part of the event, alternative rock band Mayonnaise ushered Kapamilyas further into the spirit of celebration with their all-time favorite track “Jopay,” alongside a chorus of voices singing along to each of the verses.
Catch the best performances from the country’s longest-running, award-winning musical variety show, “ASAP,” every Sunday at 12 NN on Kapamilya Channel, ALLTV2, A2Z, and online via Kapamilya Online Live (KOL) and iWant.