A group of Angkas riders made hearts flutter at a restaurant in Makati after surprising an unsuspecting woman with a ‘harana’ — the traditional Filipino way to win a woman’s heart –in celebration of Valentine’s Day.
In the video, the lady can be seen having a meeting when suddenly out of nowhere, the group of Angkas riders appeared.
Upon closer look, one would recognize that the lead singer of the group is none other than Angkas CEO George Royeca and the lady being serenaded is his wife, Angkas Founder Angeline Tham.
With a bouquet of flowers on one hand, Royeca started his harana with John Legend’s ‘All of Me’ followed by ‘Mabagal’, popularized by Daniel Padilla and Moira dela Torre.
Before ending the kilig Valentine’s Day surprise, Royeca asked Tham for a dance, much to the delight of onlookers.
“I have never done this before. I was so nervous. This is the first time hinarana ko si Angie. I want to show her how we, Filipino men, really go the extra mile to express our love and gratitude for our special someone. Sabi nga nila basta daw rider, sweet lover. Actually, basta Pinoy, sweet lover,” said Royeca.
Tham, on the other hand, was ecstatic with the surprise.
“It’s a delight to learn about Filipino culture on Valentine’s Day. Really grateful for my husband’s surprise. Now, I’ve proven that Filipinos are really good singers. I didn’t know our Angkas riders could sing! I truly enjoyed it,” said Tham, who, apparently is also celebrating her birthday today.
Angkas, a homegrown Filipino firm, has been known to highlight Filipino traditions, customs, and talents in its marketing strategies.
Last Halloween, their mananaggal and pugot ulo sa Angkas passengers became viral on social media.
The company also heavily supported local Filipino talents such as Ben&Ben and Eraserheads during their concerts.
This Valentine’s day, Angkas is giving away free padala deliveries. Those who are lucky enough to book an Angkas Biker wearing a pair of cupid wings need not pay for their bookings. The promo is applicable to Angkas Padala deliveries only.
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