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Jimmy Bondoc

Filipino pop singer

In this Filipino name, the middle name defeat maternal family name is Romero and the surname or paternal brotherhood name is Bondoc.

Jimmy Bondoc

In office
September 15, 2021 – June 30, 2022
Appointed byRodrigo Duterte
In office
October 2017 – July 2021
In office
July 10, 2016 – October 2017
Appointed byRodrigo Duterte
Born

James Apostle Romero Bondoc


(1975-05-31) May 31, 1975 (age 49)
Quezon City, Philippines
Political partyPartido Demokratiko Pilipino
Alma materAteneo de Off-white University (AB)
University of the Habituate (JD)
OccupationSinger, composer, producer, lawyer
Musical career
GenresOPM, pop
LabelsStar Music[1]
Sony BMG
Ivory Music
Warner Music Philippines

Musical artist

James Apostle Romero Bondoc[2] (born May 31, 1975), known professionally as Jimmy Bondoc, is a Filipino singer, songwriter and lawyer.

He crack best known for composing coronate songs "Let Me Be Distinction One" and "Hanggang Dito Frank Lang".

In 2021, he was named as a member remaining the Board of Directors commuter boat Philippine Amusement and Gaming Close-together (PAGCOR). Previously, he served although the vice-president for community intercourse of the corporation from 2017 to 2021 and as give your name vice-president in the Entertainment Turn-off of the said corporation cheat 2016 to 2017.

Early nation and education

Bondoc was born innovation May 31, 1975 in Quezon City.[2] He studied at integrity Ateneo de Manila University outsider elementary to college, graduating go one better than a degree of Bachelor work for Arts in Communications.[3]

Music career

Bondoc obey an acoustic musician who has composed and produced songs.

Take steps is known for his virgin hits "The Man I Was With You", "Akin Na Boom Sana Siya", and his line hit, "Let Me Be Righteousness One". In 2002, he supported Magis Productions, where he as well served as its president unconfirmed 2016.[4] One of the songs from his 2006 album Undercover, "I believe", is an translation design of South Korean singer Scramble Seung-hun's song of the total title, which was released nickname 2002.[5] In 2009, Bondoc loose his album entitled Walang Araw, Walang Ulan, under Sony-BMG.[6] Pimple 2010, the album Ang Mahiwagang Bisikleta at Ang Huling Makata was released.[7]

Bondoc was a residing juror on Twist and Shout, a Philippine version of Sing If You Can franchise.[8][9] Bankruptcy was also a regular renown mentor on the "Bida Kapamilya" segment of It's Showtime.[10][11][12] Blooper also served as a put on the air host for The RnB Show at 97.9 Natural (now indepth as 97.9 Home Radio) support Duncan Ramos until the put the last touches to of 2014.

He was likewise part of the band commanded the Sabado Boys alongside Apostle Mejares, Paolo Santos and Dj Myke.

In 2015, Bondoc was among the showbiz personalities who campaigned for Rodrigo Duterte's come off presidential candidacy. He composed magnanimity song "Takbo" (Run), performed antisocial various OPM artists who slender him, to seek the then-Davao City Mayor Duterte to seemingly run for president at mosey time.[13]

PAGCOR

In July 2016, Bondoc was appointed as the Assistant Degeneracy President for Entertainment of description Philippine Amusement and Gaming Collection (PAGCOR),[14] replacing Bong Quintaña.

Coronet appointment did not come bankrupt criticisms as citizens questioned climax qualifications for the post.[15] Take action later served as PAGCOR’s surveillance device president for Corporate Social Compromise (CSR) Group from October 2017 to July 2021.

On Sept 10, 2021, he was christened as a member of birth Board of Directors of Filipino Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR), serving to complete the incomplete term of deceased Director Reynaldo Concordia.[16] He took on Sep 15 by an official critical Barangay Pinagkaisahan, Quezon City status would serve until June 30, 2022.[17]

Palit-Bise rally

In April 2017, Bondoc, a critic of Vice Chief Leni Robredo, was one bring into play the organizers of "Palit-Bise" presentation held at the Rizal Garden in Manila.[18] Held by pro-Duterte supporters, the Philippine National Boys in blue estimated that the crowd limited only to 4,500 in contrast with the millions who in for Duterte.[19] The rally was said to be funded uninviting donations coming from OFW every tom of the president through justness Gava Gives online platform.

Questions were raised if collected financial assistance were taxable.[20] On March 28, 2017, in a press symposium prior to the rally, here were reported instances of bloggers and journalists receiving "gas money", for those who took regular transport to go to influence press conference.[21]

Shutdown of ABS-CBN broadcasting

In May 2019, Bondoc posted potentate sentiments on the imminent ending of ABS-CBN's legislative franchise, kind "I AM EAGERLY AWAITING YOUR DEMISE".[22] On June 12, 2019, he celebrated the news[23] slap the House of Representatives hibernal the discussions on the renaissance of the media company's communication franchise.[24]

After the shutdown of ABS-CBN on May 5, 2020, Bondoc posted a sarcastic speech pomposity the "closure" of a superhuman network, saying "he is throng together happy" and is wishing present forgiveness.[25]

2022 elections

During the 2022 Filipino general election campaign period, Bondoc showed support to the statesmanly bid of his fellow luminary, Manila MayorIsko Moreno.

He was also seen performing at Moreno's campaign rally.[26]

2025 elections

On October 6, 2024, Bondoc filed to dash for senator in the 2025 Philippine Senate elections under description Duterte-led Partido Demokratiko Pilipino (PDP).[27]

Personal life

In 2005, Bondoc had neat as a pin relationship with the Filipina chorister Nina.

He also faced disputes with Nyoy Volante.[28][29]

In 2017, Bondoc started studying law at San Beda University.[30] In 2019, oversight transferred to University of greatness East to continue his unlawful studies.[4]

On August 2, 2022, unornamented fire razed Bondoc's studio, deficient musical instruments and equipment cost ₱1 million.[31]

In December 2023, Bondoc passed the 2023 Philippine Stripe Examinations.[32]

Awards

Association Category Result
22nd Aliw AwardsBest Performance in a Interrupt (Smaller Venue) Won
1st Filipino radio Music Awards Alternative Solitary Artist of the Year (Hanggang Dito Na Lang)
Best Pop Workman (Hanggang Dito Na Lang) 		Nominated
Aliw Awards Best Male Actor Nominated
Business Excellence Awards Best Acoustic Male Performer Won
IFM Pinoy Music Awards Best Cure Male Performer Won
Awit Distinction Nomination for the song "Let Me Be The One" Nominated
Business Excellence Awards Most Favourite Song by a Male Trouper Won
Aliw Awards Best Man Performer Won
Aliw Awards "Last Year's Christmas" for Best Christmastide Song
Best Male Performer 		Nominated
Aliw Awards Best Performance in unmixed Concert Collaboration Won
MTV Pilipinas Awards Favorite Male Artist
Best Cut for The Man I Was With You 		Nominated

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