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Acel van Ommen

b. 1976

Filipino singer and songwriter

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Born 1976. Acel van Ommen is a Filipino singer and songwriter.

Maria Cecilia Beronilla Bisa van Ommen, also known as Acel Bisa (her maiden name), is a Filipino singer and songwriter.

Career She is most known for performing the song "Torete" with her former band. But as a solo artist, she has also become famous for singing the English version of One Love, the theme song to the hit Korean television drama Spring Waltz. A ten-track album featuring songs Laugh and Cry, Pakiusap, Sa Ngalan Ng Pag-Ibig, and Silver Lining among others.

Acel has also contributed her original compositions to soundtracks of Philippine prime-time television shows My Girl (for her song Gulo, Hilo, Lito) and Rounin (for her song Sa Ngalan Ng Pag-Ibig). She has also worked with the band Gish while in 2011, she co-wrote the song “Palawan” with Yeng Constantino. She collaborated with the group Sesa and the artist Emmanuelle Vera. Acel released the EP Hello to Heaven, which included the single "Liliwanag".

Former bands From 1999 to 2004, Acel was the front-woman for the popular band Moonstar88. During her five years with the band she released two studio albums (Popcorn in 2001 and Press to Play in 2002) producing highly acclaimed songs Torete, Sulat, Sa Langit, and Fall On Me. Before her departure from the band in 2004 Acel worked with Maychelle Baay for several weeks to transition her into replacing her for the spot of lead vocalist.

Before her time with Moonstar88, Acel was part of the band Orphan Lily Together with Terence Tevez, Jeff Lima, and Paolo Bernaldo, they released a self-titled album with their hit single No Reason and was awarded NU107's Best New Artist award at the 1998 NU107 Rock Awards.

Discography 1998 - Orphan Lily (self-titled album of her former band Orphan Lily) 2001 - Popcorn by Moonstar88 2002 - Press to Play by Moonstar88 2007 - Rounin OST (with various artists including Bamboo and Kitchie Nadal) 2008 - Spring Waltz (for her song One Love - English version) 2008 - My Girl (for her song "Gulo, Hilo, Lito" with various artists including Sam Milby, Richard Poon and Yeng Constantino) 2008 - Silver Lining by Acel van Ommen (her debut album as a solo-artist) 2012 - "Hello To Heaven" 6 track original compositions light CD 2015 - "Who Would Have Thought? Finding Identity, Love, and Purpose in Unexpected Moments" (first published book of Acel with 8 original songs downloadable in the book) 2019 - Your Universe (theme from Between Maybes) 2021 - Bawat Paghinga (featuring Gil Andrie)

Awards and nominations Year Award giving body Category Nominated work Results1998"RX 93.1 Year-End Awards for OPM artists"Best New Artist of the Year"Orphan Lily" 1998"Nu Rock Awards"Best New Artist"Orphan Lily"

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Acel Bisa, Maria Cecilia Beronilla Bisa, Maria Cecilia Beronilla Bisa van Ommen

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Who is Acel van Ommen?

Filipino singer and songwriter

When was Acel van Ommen born?

Acel van Ommen was born on 28 August 1976.

What is Acel van Ommen's occupation?

Acel van Ommen is a singer and songwriter.

What nationality is Acel van Ommen?

Acel van Ommen is Filipino.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Acel van Ommen

· Wikidata: Q4673076

· DBpedia: Acel Bisa

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