BIỂU TƯỢNG OPM Hajji Alejandro ĐI! Hajji Alejandro Nguyên nhân gây tử vong do ung thư ruột kết.

Manila, Philippines –
In a heartbreaking report that has shaken the Filipino music community, Hajji Alejandro, one of the original pioneers of Original Pilipino Music (OPM), has allegedly passed away. He was reportedly battling colon cancer in recent years, according to unconfirmed sources close to the family.

Dubbed the “Kilabot ng mga Kolehiyala”, Hajji Alejandro rose to fame in the 1970s and became known for his smooth voice, timeless hits, and undeniable charisma on stage.

“His voice was the soundtrack of our youth,” one fan wrote online.
“Hajji didn’t just sing love songs — he made us believe in them.”

🎤 A Voice That Defined a Generation

Some of his most iconic songs include:

“Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika”

“Nakapagtataka”

“Panakip Butas”

“Tag-Araw… Tag-Ulan”

He was not only a solo star but also a vital figure in the development of OPM, alongside other musical greats such as Celeste Legaspi, Basil Valdez, and the Apo Hiking Society.

💬 Fans and Celebrities Pay Tribute

Tributes have flooded social media since the news broke, with fans, fellow artists, and music lovers expressing their grief and admiration for the legendary singer. Hashtags such as #RIPHajjiAlejandro, #OPMLegend, and #SalamatHajji began trending hours after the announcement.

“He was my idol. He made ballads magical,” one follower wrote.
“Rest in music, Hajji. You were truly one of a kind.”

📍 Cause of Death: Colon Cancer (Unconfirmed)

According to speculative reports, Hajji Alejandro had been quietly battling colon cancer for some time. The family has yet to issue an official statement regarding the cause of death or funeral arrangements.

🕊️ Final Words: A Legend Never Dies

Hajji Alejandro may have left the stage, but his voice, his songs, and the love he inspired will forever live on in the hearts of millions.

“Music is the memory of the soul — and Hajji gave us the most unforgettable soundtrack.”

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