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.WebsiteMarifil Nina Barinos Girado-Enriquez (born November 1, 1980), known professionally as Nina, is a singer, occasional songwriter, record producer, TV and radio personality. She made her recording debut in 2002 after signing a recording contract with. Following the release of her debut album, she received numerous awards from different organizations and multiple album certifications by the (PARI). She established her position in the in 2005 after releasing her third album.

The album earned her the first ever Diamond award for a female artist. In the same year, she staged a Nina Live! Concert at the which became her biggest solo concert to date.In 2006, she released her which earned her the most nominations (eight) for the. Later, she was criticized for releasing too many, and got in a feud with her ex-boyfriend Nyoy Volante's parents when she filed a lawsuit against them. She regained success in 2009 after performing and touring with the Sessionistas.

In the same year, she released her last studio album under Warner, which was taken from her radio show of the same title. The album was both critically and commercially successful.

She signed a recording deal with in 2010, and represented her country in the Pattaya International Music Festival a year later.In a career spanning over a decade, Nina was cited as the artist who popularized the in the Philippines. In 2004, the Philippine Business Excellence Award named her as the No. 1 Female R&B Singer in the country.

In addition, listed her as One of the Women to Watch in 2004. In 2009, Nina Live!

Was certified Diamond by the PARI, becoming the. It holds the record for best-selling and best-selling Filipino album of the 2000s, also making Nina the first female Diamond recipient in the Philippine music scene. She was named as the best-selling female recording artist of 2009 by the. In 2011, Wave 89.1 Urban Music Awards presented her a Special Achievement Award for her contributions to the music industry.

Aside from her commercial success, she has earned ten Awit Awards. Nina performing on her Nina Live! Concert in in 2005.In 2005, Nina temporarily broke away from the urban-influenced sound to record covers of classic love songs. She came out with her first live album,. The album is composed of classic love songs from the 1970s to the 1990s, which she recorded live at the PHI Resto and Bar in Metro Manila on January 30, 2005. According to her, the idea of a live album started when Warner saw her performing on different bars and lounges. The label told her, 'Why not put it in CD form or in a DVD, so that the people could take home her show.'

The first single, ', was released in February 2005 along with the album. It peaked at number one on local charts for twelve consecutive weeks, becoming Nina's biggest hit to date. Before the second single was released, Nina Live!

Was already certified 3× Platinum by the (PARI), eventually selling 90,000 units in the Philippines. ' is the second official single which also peaked at number one for a week. The song features her highest recorded vocal register in full to date. 'Constantly' was released as the third official single and was immediately followed by the final commercial single, '. Sold over 300,000 copies in the Philippines in 2009, earning a 10× Platinum (Diamond) certification by the PARI, and grabbing the fourth place on. It also made Nina the first female OPM artist (third OPM artist) in the country to receive a Diamond record award.

Aside from over-performing commercially, Nina Live! Was well received by OPM critics. In a review, Titik Pilipino stated 'this album only proves that Nina can do wonderfully with covers.' Was later released in, and was followed by a concert at the. In 2005, Nina was listed at No. 75 on Philippines' 100 Sexiest Women in the World. In the same year, she collaborated with American singer in his album,.

In 2006, she dated long-time friend and fellow acoustic singer Nyoy Volante, but the two broke up a year later. In February 2006, she was chosen to sing the for, which eventually became the highest-grossing movie of.

In June of the same year, chose her as spokesperson for their 40th anniversary (40 Thoughtful Years), where she recorded the promotional song '. In the same year, she appeared on, covering 's seductive ballad 'Lumapit Ka'.Nina released her in August 2006. She decided to release a self-titled album due to the fact that she has already established her name as an artist, and would like the public to know her as who she really is. She also admitted that Nyoy Volante was an inspiration for the album, saying 'Volante's compositions were just so beautiful and inspiring that eventually I was encouraged to create an all-original album.' Titik Pilipino praised her in a review, saying 'Nina does almost everything right.

She’s more refined, polished.' On the November–December 2006 issue of, Mike Luis of reacted positively to the album, stating 'The mid-tempo tracks are groove-worthy, the slow jams are sexy, and the two remakes were nicely done.' ', a song that is heavily influenced by R&B-, was released as the album's lead single, but it was the second single, ', that topped the local charts, staying in the position for eight weeks. 'Someday' also received positive response from music critics. The described the song as 'introspective, traffic-stopping. that boasts of a rich melody and Nina’s emotive panache.'

In 2007, she released the third and final commercial single, ', which was both critically and commercially successful. The song topped the radio charts and became a critical acclaim, with the Philippine Daily Inquirer stating '’s anthemic song for the lovelorn is hard to top, but Nina gives a beautifully dressed-down version.' In August 2007, Nina was chosen by Sean Lim, director of sci-fi, to record the theme song, ', for the movie. The song was nominated for Best Song Written for Movie/TV/Stage Play on the 2008 Awit Awards.

In October 2007, she re-released her self-titled album in a special limited edition entitled. The album consists of two discs—the standard edition and a 9-track compilation which features her renditions of originals. It is also considered to be a product of her Very Manilow concert at the Music Museum. ' and ' were released as commercial singles, and both peaked at number two on local charts. A few days after the release of Nina Featuring the Hits of Barry Manilow, Warner and (the label) released her first in collaboration with DJ Dense Modesto, entitled. Also in 2007, she became part of Thor's cover album Soul Obsessions. Duets with Thor, singing a original, 'Whenever You Call'.

In 2008, Nina Featuring the Hits of Barry Manilow earned a Platinum certification by the PARI, making Nina (the album) double platinum. 2008–10: Professional and personal struggles, and Renditions of the Soul In 2008, Nina released another cover album, where Warner collaborated with Diane Warren for the second time. It is entitled, and consists of successful ballad hits written by Warren.

The album was certified Gold by the PARI after one week of commercial release, and eventually, it turned Platinum. Its official singles include the original, ', and the original, ', which Nina describes as a 'thank you' to her fans. She expressed her gratitude in an interview, saying 'I still have much to fulfill.

I owe it to my fans. showering me with love and unbridled affection.'

The album was panned by critics, with Titik Pilipino stating 'To be honest, what they've been expecting at this point in Nina's career is an album of original compositions suited to her voice. she didn't have to shout and be a vocal.' OPM critics reacted negatively to the kind of musical process she was doing, noticing that her most popular albums, Nina Live! And Nina Featuring the Hits of Barry Manilow, contain covers. Her most popular singles, 'Love Moves in Mysterious Ways', 'Foolish Heart' and 'Through the Fire', are also revivals.

In an interview with the entertainment press at Red Box, Nina defended herself, saying 'It's fulfilling to sing any song, maybe a cover or an original song, just the fact that I'm singing is fulfilling enough.' She further stated that her fans were the ones who requested it. In the same year, she was featured on the self-titled debut album of. Nina performing on ASAP Sessionistas Live in.In January 2009, a variety show on where Nina has been a regular performer since 2003, paired her with other ASAP mainstay artists, who are also in-demand performers in various bars and restaurants, namely, and, forming a group called the 'Sessionistas.' The Sessionistas became the most-requested jamming segment on the show, leading the ABS-CBN management to hold an ASAP Sessionistas major concert at the Araneta Coliseum.

The concert at the big dome was sold-out, and it was followed with other sold-out concerts in, and on their U.S. On May 8, 2009, she was invited to guest on 's TV show, becoming the only Filipino to visit the show, aside from Lea Salonga. During the interview, she was officially tagged as the 'Asia's Soul Siren.' In an interview with 's in early 2009, Nina stated that she would file an estafa (fraud) case against ex-boyfriend Nyoy Volante's parents Evangeline and Oliver for not paying their debts. She added that in 2007, the couple borrowed ₱1.4 million from her.

The following year, Oliver issued several checks as payment for their debt. Some of the checks, however, bounced, she said. She further stated that in July 2008, she entered into a compromise agreement with the couple under which Evangeline immediately paid her ₱300,000 in cash. The couple also agreed to settle the balance of ₱1.1 million in monthly installments—from August 20, 2008 to February 20, 2010. They later gave her nineteen postdated checks which were signed by Oliver. Nina said that although she was able to cash some of the checks, some—which totaled ₱550,000—were not honored due to insufficient funds.In September 2009, Nina released her fifth studio album, another cover album which came from her special weekly acoustic radio show of the same title which aired on during Friday and Sunday evenings.

The album gave her record-producing debut when she produced all the album's tracks herself. It was well received by critics, with stating 'The 17-track album is more emotionally subtle, yet the songs just have as equally powerful messages like her previous hits. Nina’s singing perfectly renders the message of every selection: Love, longing and the purity of emotional surrender.'

' was released in May 2010 as the only commercial single from the album. Warner held a sing-along contest for Nina fans and the winner got the chance to be on the single's music video. However, the single had no promotion, since Nina has left the label during its release. The video barely features her, and just shows some of her photos from the Renditions of the Soul album photo shoot.

The album was commercially successful, being able to reach Platinum status in July 2010 despite having the least promotion.After receiving a Diamond certification by the PARI for Nina Live! In October 2009, 's fans protested Nina getting the award ahead of Geronimo. Nina immediately stated in an interview that she deserves the award, and that there was no conflict between her and Geronimo. In an interview in November 2009, she revealed that she is engaged with her non-showbiz boyfriend, a businessman whom she named Enrico 'Coy' Enriquez.

Early in 2010, she had sold-out concerts with multi-diamond awardee, Freestyle, Side A, Richard Poon, and The Company, including her two-night solo concert at the Music Museum entitled Nina. The Diamond Soul Siren.

On June 30, 2010, she performed the song 'Bagong Pilipinas', together with other artists, on the of. She wore a green dress for the event. On July 9, 2010, she performed with and on 's concert in Manila as a front act.

On September 11, 2010, she performed live on 's 25 B.C. Concert at the Music Museum as a special guest.

In October 2010, Warner released her four-disc box set compilation, entitled. Her cover of ' was used as the album's only single. In December 2010, she performed 'Hagkan', which was originally recorded by Sharon Cuneta, as theme song for ABS-CBN TV series. In 2010, she was named as the best-selling female recording artist of 2009 by the.

In the same year, she also appeared on the albums of, Kris Aquino and Poon. 2011–13: International exposure, Stay Alive and All Good. Nina performing live on the ASAP Sessionistas 20.11 at the.In January 2011, Nina was given a Special Achievement Award by the Wave 89.1 Urban Music Awards for releasing notable chart-topping hits and reaching Diamond certification with Nina Live! On February 5, 2011, she had a pre- concert with the Sessionistas at the Araneta Coliseum entitled ASAP Sessionistas 20.11. Her performances of ' and ' were applauded by fans and critics alike. She was supposed to portray the roles of and on Hercules 12, a pop-emo musicale, but later dropped out due to conflicts with her schedule. On March 18, 2011, she performed three of her past hit singles, including 'Someday', at the Pattaya International Music Festival 2011 Galaxy Stage in.

Before the event, she was given the 'Golden Key to the City of ' recognition by the city mayor, and hung out with other Asian artists who participated on the music festival. On March 25, 2011, a documentary featuring her and was aired on. In June 2011, issues of to her former surfaced the news. She denied the allegations, saying that her former P.A. Has always been given proper compensation and that the Volantes are probably the ones responsible for the rumor.

In August 2011, she joined the ASAP Sessionistas' second U.S. Tour which ended in September. In December 2011, she became part of concerts by Noel Cabangon and Duncan Ramos. In the same year, she was featured on the albums of Kris Aquino and Cabangon.Late in 2010, Nina revealed that she was recording a studio album set for release in mid-January 2011.

It was originally set to be the first of her two-album recording deal with her new label,. After a couple of push-backs, was finally released on November 19, 2011. In choosing such title for the album, she explained, 'It's like some people are saying that I'm gone. So I’m here to say that I’m still here and staying alive.' She called the album 'special' due to the fact that she contributed from its musical production to the design.' Stay Alive was a universal acclaim, being called 'futuristic and edgy' by critics who also predicted that it 'may set new trends in Filipino music,' tagging Nina as the new 'dance diva.'

Praised the album, stating ' Stay Alive is a testament to Nina's evolution as an artist and determination to be a better performer.' ' was released on October 6, 2011 as the lead single from the album. Nina explained, 'The carrier single is a dance song for it to be different from my previous albums.' The song is described as 'an upbeat track with a catchy melody.' Its music video was released on December 9, and features Nina in costumes while performing a dance routine. Due to lack of promotion, the song failed to achieve commercial success.

On January 30, 2012, ' was released as a radio-only pre-Valentine single. The song was critically acclaimed, being called a 'standout' by Abby Mendoza of Philippine Entertainment Portal. It also performed well commercially, becoming Nina's first chart-topper since 2008. On February 13, she staged a pre-Valentine concert entitled Update Your Status. At the Music Museum, which supported the album. In the same month, she expressed disappointment with the album's lack of promotion, saying 'Universal always have a meeting, but no actions are initiated.

They give us schedules that are not really followed. When it's already okay, then they cancel it.'

On April 14, she staged another concert at the Music Museum, entitled Timeless: Tribute to a Diva, which was dedicated to late pop diva. ' was released on April 24, 2012 as the third single from Stay Alive, accompanied by a. Nina performing ' on her concert.On May 8, 2012, Nina signed a five-year recording deal with, following the expiration of her contract with Universal. In an interview, she stated that during her Love2Love2Love concert in 2010—which was produced by, the label's head Vicente Del Rosario, Jr. Expressed interest in managing her career.

However, she has already signed under Universal at the time. Shortly after her separation with the label, she transferred to Viva with the help of Geleen Eugenio. She expressed working on a new album, saying that it will have 'the same Nina sound. New songs maybe, can be cover, can be original, but we’re eyeing on original songs.' She had her acting debut with the label, stating 'I'll be going to Singapore to do acting workshop. Because I myself, honestly, don't know much about acting. So if ever I will star in a movie, I'm not half-baked, I'll be prepared.

And also for myself, I want to be prepared, especially if I'm heading straight into a new direction.' Nina posed on the -inspired cover of magazine's May—June 2012 special issue, where she is seen with only her private body parts being covered. She stated that it was personally her decision to do a daring shoot, and later explained that it is her way of 'immortalizing herself in her best shape yet.' She also mentioned working on a big theatrical play as preparation for her acting debut. In October 2012, she appeared in a cameo role for the film, where she performed the movie theme song 'Don't Say Goodbye'.

In the last quarter of 2012, she was given a weekly segment on variety show entitled 'InstaJam,' and was promoted to regular performer in 2013 for the segment entitled 'Mini Concierto,' under the show's new title.On January 25, 2013, Nina staged her comeback concert at the Music Museum entitled Nina Reborn, accompanied by the release of her first album under Viva Records entitled. The concert had its on May 4, 2013 at 9:30P.M. Manila Bulletin gave Nina Reborn positive response, saying 'Nina as a powerhouse singer is a given, but the seeming restraint she demonstrated that night was just as effective and lent her vocals more heft and soul.' The Philippine Star stated, 'Nina is one of those interpreters who can take on any song.

The results are very good.' All Good consists mostly of original songs, with five cover versions of OPM classics. The album was a critical acclaim, with The Philippine Star explaining that its purpose is 'not to surpass her previous achievements, but to empower its belief that Nina has more to offer as a recording artist.' Journal praised the album's sound, stating 'A more mature Nina is what people will hear. All Good is a suite of beautiful songs.' 'Sa Isang Tingin' was released on February 23, 2013 as lead single for the album.

It was described to having a 'strong melody that is somewhat influenced by high-recall Tagalog songs of the yesteryears.' Despite being claimed as an official single, no music video was recorded for the song's promotion. On March 3, 'Hurting Inside' was released as a promotional single, accompanied by a lyric video published on Viva Records' official page. On October 22, 'When the Love Is Gone' was used as theme song for the. 2014–present: Hiatus, pregnancy and return to Warner Music In February 2015, Nina made a special appearance on the 20th-year anniversary of variety show ASAP where her performance of ' with fellow singers and became a trending topic in.

After taking a break from showbiz, Nina announced that she gave birth to a baby girl, Ysabella Louise, on December 24, 2015 after an eight-year relationship with her husband Coy Enriquez. She for 13 hours and decided to give a painful birth, without, to feel the sacrifices of being a mother. In an interview with Philippine Entertainment Portal, she expressed choosing to keep her personal life private, stating 'I chose to be quiet and just go on with my life normally. I have people in my life who are also into their privacy. I don't want to drag them in my world which is totally different to theirs.' She added that she is not hooked in social media and she often just post pictures to promote her shows.

On June 14, 2016, she was featured on the debut single of R&B duo and (JO.LLO), entitled 'Ikaw ang Bida.' On June 19, 2017, Nina made an appearance on Wish 107.5 radio station's ' Special' where she performed ' and her hit single 'Jealous' during the Wish Bus roadshow. The event was organized by the radio station in collaboration with Warner Music, her original record label. She announced returning to Warner for release of her eighth studio album. Nina had her acting debut for the DAD: Durugin ang Droga, which is an film promoting awareness on. The film was directed by Dinky Doo J.

Clarion, supposedly for the 2017, and was released in September 2017. Artistry Influences Since she entered the in 2002, Nina has been compared to due to her similarity to Carey's vocal range and musical style. She can even imitate Carey's high, and has performed Carey's popular hits in her different concerts and gigs. She expressed being a fan of Carey by saying that she never attempted to watch concerts before she became a recording artist, until. She also cited Carey as a major influence in her debut album (2002), although she still stressed the originality of her sound, saying 'But it's not like I want my career to imitate or even be compared with hers Carey. In the end, I want to be acknowledged as a singer of my own brand of music.'

Some of her other musical influences include,. She has also collaborated with international acts such as Diane Warren, and of.Aside from singing, she also plays instruments, saying 'I play a little bit of the and the piano.' She first showed her skills on playing the piano in the 2004 Pop Ko 'To! She credits her brother, King, for her interest on it. She can also play the acoustic guitar but prefers the keyboard, believing that it is her key to becoming a. One song that is known for Nina's highest recorded in full, a sustained G♯5.Problems playing this file?

See.Nina was a singing champion on Tanghalan ng Kampeon, with her winning pieces 'Better Days' and '. She expressed having so much sacrifices for her singing career, stating 'I always order without ice.

If I want to eat, I have to let it melt first or else it. I also don’t eat spicy food or.' She explained, 'Of course, it was hard for me. But you get used to it.' She also sings twenty songs a day for practice. She takes good care of her voice and maintains a healthy diet, and swore it takes her only three days or less to recover from. In her 2011 documentary on, it was revealed that despite all the fame and success, Nina still regularly comes back to the Center for Pop Music to train her vocals and make it even stronger.

She is also known for doing of popular hits. She expressed herself in a statement, saying 'I can say that the songs I sing in my albums very much represent who I am.

I try to make it my own even if it was done originally by another artist.' Music critics shared the same opinion on Nina's vocal ability. Professional writer-editor Ginnie Faustino-Galgana stated 'There is no doubt that Nina is one talented singer. Her vocal range is decidedly wide. Her voice itself has proven itself youthful and adaptable to any beat.'

Freelance writer Resty Odon said in a review, 'Nina can afford to do just covers because she has a voice that’s easy to love.' In terms of song selection, he adds 'She works the range and volume she sounds best in.' The Philippine Music Registry complimented her range and control, saying 'Her voice range always amazes people, reaching the highest notes with extreme control and with a sentimental timbre. She renders her songs with emotion and soul, thus made her the Soul Siren.' She was ranked at No. 6 on the Top 20 Filipina Divas list by the Female Network. Choreography Nina has recorded music videos with dance steps and professional choreography, including her singles ' (2002), ' (2003), ' (2006) and ' (2011).

She has also incorporated dancing in her song numbers during live concerts and stage performances, notably in Nina Just Wanna Have Fun (2005) and Nina Reborn (2013). During her shows, she has performed the songs ',' ',' ' and ' with choreography. 'Only with You' (2011) is one song that she performs live while doing a synchronized dance routine with her back-up dancers. Nina's choreography consists of various genres, including.

She had a recurring appearance on 's pop/ segment 'Supahdance Plus.' When she was a kid, she also took up classes but soon stopped to focus on singing. In 2010, she pursued ballet along with playing to keep herself physically fit.In November 2007, Nina won the Monthly Champion title on 's, where she competed against singer, and actress-comedian Tuesday Vargas.

She and her partner, Efren Ibo, performed a - inspired by 's song '. Judge Audie Gemora was impressed with her performance, commenting that she both sings and dances cleanly, while and judge, Ednah Ledesma, congratulated Ibo for bringing out the best in Nina.

Another judge, Regine Tolentino, reacted positively and thought that she and Ibo took their dance to another level. The episode aired on December 2, 2007. On January 18, 2009, Nina competed against Iya Villania and Sitti on 's, a temporary replacement for the suspension of the noontime TV show,. She received positive comments and opinions from the judges, which led her to be the winner, sharing the title with Sitti.

Later during the show, it was announced that Showtime would be back on its regular time slot after a court granted a (TRO) from the against the 20-day preventive suspension by the (MTRCB). In May 2011, she joined The G-Force Project dance recital, performing a dance. Philanthropy and other activities. Girado performing on Think Pink, a campaign benefiting.In 2004, Nina was honored as the Singing Ambassador of Goodwill by the Center for Pop Music Philippines for performing for the less-fortunate institutions, fund-raising concerts and inspirational talks to students. She also became part of the recording for the song 'Biyahe Tayo', which was used to promote Philippine Tourism (WOW Philippines), mentioning the different provinces, scenic spots, and events of the country. She recorded it along with legendary Filipino acts including, the.

Since 2007, she has been participating on the annual Jam event. On April 20, 2008, she and her brother King participated on the 's read-along session in celebration of Earth Month. In June 2008, she performed on the first Filipino Exposition in the Middle East at the Trade Centre, patronizing much-loved Philippine-made products and brands on display for three days. In July 2008, she became a representative for 'Pose for PAWS,' a fundraising event for the animal shelter launched by the.

In December 2008, she performed on the fundraising dinner for entitled Plato Para Kay Ploning, after the film was submitted as on the. On May 29, 2009, she supported Cares, a benefit concert for the education of less-fortunate kids. In August 2009, she performed on YCONCON: Isang Araw Lang – The Sequel concert at the, which supports 's 'Free College Education' program.In November 2009, Nina was one of forty Filipino artists who contributed to 'Kaya Natin Ito', benefiting the victims of. She was vocally coached by and was asked to do an impromptu as her solo part on the song. All proceeds from the sale of the song went towards the disaster relief efforts of the.

On June 30, 2010, she was one of the artists who performed the song 'Bagong Pilipinas', composed by, for the. Alcasid said that he openly accepted the request to write the song to give a new hope for the country and to encourage all Filipinos to unite. Later, she performed on Aquino's victory street party with,. On October 22, 2010, she had a concert at The Terraces, entitled Think Pink. All proceeds from the event went to, a cancer foundation. On April 27, 2011, the opened its $50 million annex building, and she was one of the guests who performed on the program before the.

On June 5, 2011, she performed on the Tunog Wunderground concert, which encourages people to vote for as one of the. On July 31, 2011, she performed on a concert in Japan entitled Moving On, which was produced by and IPS for the sixth anniversary of Access TV.

On November 20, 2012, she participated in the Saludo fund-raising concert for soldiers' families, benefiting HERO Foundation. On November 21, 2013, she performed in the National Clean Air Month concert. On November 27, she performed on Music That Moves, a benefit concert for the survivors of.In June 2006, Nina became the spokesperson for, and released her 'considered-to-be' first ever physical single, ', a birthday song used for the promotion of Goldilocks' 40th anniversary of service.

Sales of the single entirely went to charity, the Leukemic Indigents Fund. Aside from Goldilocks, she has done a commercial for Ellips Cologne, with fellow acoustic singers, and Jimmy Bondoc–each rendering an excerpt from songs identified to them like “You're My You” (Volante), “Let Me Be the One” (Bondoc) and “Because of You” (Mejares) on the commercial. Her songs were also used for and commercials. She was even chosen to be the first Filipina to endorse microphones. She also became a testimony for Gan Advanced Osseointegration Center (GAOC)., and Mark Alexander became her sponsors. In 2007, Nina strutted onstage during ' segment of Furry Tales fashion show, after not being included on the 'Penshoppe Denim' segment. She has become part of musical variety show on, variety game show on, and has hosted her own weekly radio show on entitled Renditions of the Soul.

Legacy and accolades. Main article:Nina's musical style and voice have set some remarkable trends in. According to, 'Nina deserves to be called as one of local music's treasures. Her album titled became a benchmark in acoustic recording.' The album's format has influenced and has been adapted on the live recordings of artists such as,. Music critic Remy Umerez of Journal wrote, 'Nina set the bar high for female singers of her generation with the multi-platinum success of her solo albums in the mid-2000s.'

In a review for (2013), Yugel Losorata of The Philippine Star opined that the album 'reflects Nina's mindset of thanking back the local music scene that has provided her blessings other lady acts can only dream of.' Has cited Nina as one of her influences. She expressed wanting to sing with Nina for her 2005 concert, at the. Credits Nina's toned-down style of singing as it influenced her to be 'steady' in terms of singing. She paid tribute to Nina in one of her recorded live performances. Contestant and singer Katrina Velarde also performed a medley of Nina's popular songs in one of her concerts. Has cited Nina as one of her favorite artists and has performed Nina's original songs in her live shows.

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