Ben&Ben’s ‘Sa Susunod na Habangbuhay’ wins Best Song, 2 other awards at Canadian Cinematography Awards
Ben&Ben is beyond grateful to its fans as its heartbreaking hit song “Sa Susunod na Habangbuhay” received three awards at the Canadian Cinematography Awards.
“We just learned that ‘Sa Susunod Na Habangbuhay’ won [three] awards at the 2021 Canadian Cinematography Awards,” the band announced through its Twitter page yesterday, July 12. The track received recognition for Best Song, Best Music Video and Best Music Video Cinematography.
Ben&Ben also celebrated reaching 10 million views for the music video of the song, which features real-life couple actors Kathryn Bernardo and Daniel Padilla.
“Congrats, Liwanag! Thank you for helping us reach our dreams. We’ll keep working hard for you!” the band told fans. Liwanag refers to Ben&Ben’s fandom.
Thank you for helping us reach our dreams. We'll keep working hard for you!
— Ben&Ben (@BenAndBenMusic) July 12, 2021
The Canadian Cinematography Awards, meanwhile, congratulated the winners as it showed the awardees’ certificates on its Facebook page last Sunday, July 11.
Article continues after this advertisementIt credited Ben&Ben for Best Song, the music video’s director Jorel Lising for Best Music Video and cinematographer Ian Guevara for Best Music Video Cinematography.
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“Sa Susunod na Habangbuhay” tugged at listeners’ heartstrings after its release in February 2021. It talks about a romance that has lost its luster as one vows to continue choosing their beloved in another lifetime. The song was written spontaneously by the band’s vocalist Miguel Guico while on a bus ride to Manila.
Ben&Ben is a nine-piece folk pop act known for its hits “Araw-Araw,” “Leaves” and “Kathang Isip,” among others. It recently collaborated with boy group SB19 for the band version of the song “MAPA.” /ra
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