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Viva Records (Philippines)

Philippine record label

Field	Value
bgcolor	#FFD700
name	Viva Records
image	Viva Records (2018) logo.png
image_size	150px
parent	Viva Music Group
founded
founder	Vicente del Rosario, Jr.
defunct
status	Active
distributor	self-distributed
genre
country	Philippines
location	7/F East Tower, Tektite Towers, Exchange Road, Ortigas Center, Pasig, Metro Manila, Philippines
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Viva Records Corporation, commonly known as Viva Records, is a Philippine record label owned by Viva Music Group, a subsidiary of Viva Communications.

History

Viva Records was established in 1986, 6 years after Vic del Rosario Jr. left Vicor Music. In a few years, it became among the most successful record labels in the country. Aside from releasing soundtracks, it helped establish the careers of Vina Morales, Donna Cruz, Andrew E., Agot Isidro, Sarah Geronimo and Mark Bautista, among others.

Notable artists roster

Current

3YO
Alamat
Allmo$t
Andrew E. (1990–present; Dongalo Wreckords/Viva)
Anja Aguilar
Arthur Nery (Viva)
Bandang Lapis
Basil Valdez (1982–present; in cooperation with Vicor Music Corp.)
Billy Crawford (2018–present)
Cup of Joe
Danita Paner
Daryl Ong (2021–present)
Fairgame
Flow G (on behalf of Ex Battalion Music)
Jason Farol
Jensen Kyra
Jeffrey Garcia (on behalf of Vicor Music)
Kean Cipriano (O/C Records)
Kim Molina
Magnus Haven (Blacksheep Records Manila)
Marion Aunor
Mark Bautista (2003–present)
Matteo Guidicelli (2019–present)
Minzy (2020–present)
Regine Velasquez (1986–1989, 1997–2006, 2017–2020, since 2025)
Sam Concepcion (2017–present)
Sarah Geronimo (2003–present)
Shehyee (Viva/FlipMusic Records)
Shy Carlos
South Nova St. (2023–present)
The Juans
This Band
True Faith
Unique Salonga (O/C Records)
Viva Hot Babes (2002–present)

Former

4th Impact (2008–2014)
AfterImage (1996–2008)
Agot Isidro (1993–1996)
Allona
Ang Grupong Pendong
Antoinette Taus (1996–2003)
Anthony Castelo
April Boy Regino
Arkasia
Ayen Munji-Laurel (1996–2003)
Backdraft
BangBang
Banig
Bass Rhyme
Blakdyak (1997–2007)
Boys Will Be Boys
Butch Montejo
Carlo Orosa
Chad Borja (2012)
Charlie Green (2010–2012)
Chiqui Pineda
Ciel Perlas
Ciara Sotto
Claire dela Fuente (1989; 2008–2010; deceased)
CNN
Cocojam
Death Threat
Denmark
Dingdong Avanzado (2012–2013)
DJ Alvaro
Donna Cruz (1990–2000)
Ed Pozon
Eddie K.
Ego
Ella Mae Saison (1992–2000)
Eurasia
Ex Battalion (2018–2019)
Father & Sons
Flippers
Florante
FOJ (Vanna Vanna)
Freestyle (1996–2014)
Gabby Eigenmann
Gary Valenciano (2002–2003)
GCLTHP Band (1996–2017)
Gelli de Belen (1991–2003)
Gerry Paraiso
Hotdog (1991)
Idelle Martinez
Imago (2003–2006; now under Universal Records)
Inertia
Itchyworms (1999–2008; now under Sony Music Philippines)
Ina Raymundo
Iya Villania (2008–2009)
Jaime Garchitorena
James Reid (2012–2018; now under Careless)
Janno Gibbs (1999–2004; 2019–2025; returned to GMA Music)
Jaya (1996–2005)
Jeff Arcilla
Jett Pangan
Jeffrey Hidalgo
John Rendez
Jennylyn Mercado (2010–2011)
Joel Trinidad (1982–2005)
Joey Albert (2009)
Judy Ann Santos (1998–2003)
K & the Boxers (2003–2006)
Kristina Valdez
Kuh Ledesma
Krystine Marcaida
Lance Raymundo
Ladine Roxas
Lani Misalucha (1998–2004)
Lilet
Marc Ballesteros
Marco Sison
Marissa
Marlon Sediño
Maxine
Mayonnaise (2008–2011)
Melissa Gibbs
Men & Music
Mico
Michelle Ortega
Miguel Vera (1991–1994)
Mocha Girls (2009–2018)
Mike Hanopol
Monique Wilson (1993–1994)
Mulatto Band
Nadine Lustre (2009–2017; now under Careless)
Nikki Bacolod (2005–2017)
Nina (2012–2016; returned to Warner Music Philippines)
Niño Alejandro
Nonoy Zuñiga
Nora Aunor
Ogie Alcasid (2001–2007; now under Star Music; catalog of his releases now handled by Viva Music Publishing)
Pilita Corrales
Pop Girls
Pops Fernandez (1999–2004)
Quamo (1994–1995)
Quickie
Rachel Alejandro (2004–2006)
Rachelle Ann Go (2004–2015; now under Cornerstone)
Ramon "RJ" Jacinto (1998–2007)
Randy Santiago (1992–1995)
Rapasia
Rapiboys
Rica Peralejo (1999–2002)
Rico J. Puno (1982–2018; deceased)
Rivermaya (2001–2007; returned to Sony Music Philippines)
Rockstar
Roselle Nava (2004–2014)
Salbakuta (1990–2006)
Sampaguita
Shamrock (2010–2013)
Sharon Cuneta (1986–2001; now under Star Music)
The Boss (1994–2000)
The Company (2003–2015; now under Star Music)
The Cherries
The Opera
Toni Daya (1993–1996)
Tony Lambino
Tropical Depression
Vehnee Saturno
Victor Wood
Vina Morales (1988–1994)
Viva Mix Club
Wency Cornejo
Willie Revillame (2010–2013)
XLR8 (2010–2012)
Zsa Zsa Padilla (1998–2003; now under Star Music)

Viva compilations

Viva Collection Forever (1998)
- The Best of Donna
- The Best of Love Duets
- The Best of GCLTHP Band (1996-1998)

Viva soundtracks

Warat OST (1999)
Laging Naroon Ka OST (1997)
Pretty Boy OST (1992)
Campus Girls OST (1995)
Bakit Ikaw Pa Rin OST (1990)
Sala sa Init Sala sa Lamig OST (1993)
Sana Ay Ikaw na Nga OST (1993)
It's Cool Bulol OST (1998)
Forever OST (1994)
Love Notes The Movie OST (1995)
Row4 Ang BALIKtoriAns OST (1993)
Andrew Ford Medina OST
Okey si Ma'am OST (1995)
Pangarap Na Bituin (Philippine TV soundtrack) (in collaboration with Star Music)
T.G.I.S. The Movie Soundtrack (1997)
Till I Met You OST (2006)
Muling Umawit ang Puso OST (1995)
Bridesmaids OST (1996)
Pangarap Ko Ang Ibigin ka OST
Darna OST
S2pid Luv OST
Weyt A Minit, Kapeng Mainit OST
Humanap Ka ng Panget OST
Kahit Konting Pagtingin OST
Minsan Pa: Kahit Konting Pagtingin 2 OST
Maging Sino Ka Man OST
Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw OST
Megamol OST
Mahirap Maging Pogi OST
Ang Boyfriend kong Gamol OST
Kaputol ng Isang Awit OST
Miss Kristina Moran: Babaeng Palaban OST (1999)
Tusong Twosome OST (2001)
Sa Huling Paghihintay OST (2001)
Ikaw Ang Miss Universe ng Buhay Ko OST
Pangako Ikaw lang OST (2001)
Banyo Queen OST (2001)
Annie B. OST (2004)
Masikip sa Dibdib OST (2004)
Can This Be Love OST (under license of ABS-CBN)
Bituing Walang Ningning OST (2006; in collaboration with Star Music)
Paano Kita Iibigin OST (2007)
Diary Ng Panget OST
ABNKKBSNPLAko? The Movie OST
Sid & Aya OST (2018)
Kahit Ayaw Mo Na OST (2018)
My Bakit List OST
Unforgettable OST (2019)
Indak OST
Never Not Love You OST

Gallery

File:VIVA Records logo.png|The second logo from May 2003 to February 2011. File:Viva Records 2010 logo.jpg|The third logo from February 2011 to March 2018. File:Viva Records (2018) logo.png|The fourth logo since March 2018.

References

(December 4, 2001). "Regine goes on tour". Philippine Daily Inquirer.
Gabinete, Jojo. (November 11, 2021). "Past and present stars ng Viva, binigyang pugay sa pamamagitan ng Wall of Fame". Philippine Entertainment Portal Inc..
(November 4, 2000). "How radio help create a hit song". Philippine Daily Inquirer.
Gil, Baby. (December 30, 2016). "The Vicor story: Part 2".
(June 24, 1995). "More canteen 'disclosures'". Manila Standard.
(April 10, 2002). "Salbakuta is in S2pid Luv OST". Manila Standard.

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