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VICE GANDA - BoomPanes (Official Lyric Video)

BOOMPANES CREDITS

Lyric Video by Archelle de Belen

Words and Music by: Jonathan Manalo, Rox Santos and Vice Ganda.

Arranged by Paulo Zarate

Back Up Vocals by: CE Cristobal, Det Antonio, Allysa Villanueva and Rox Santos.

Music Production by: Rox Santos and Jonathan Manalo

Mixed and Mastered by: Dante Tanedo of Bellhaus Studios

Published by Star Songs Inc.



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Boom Panes

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Wag mong ikahiya naging itsura mo

Tayo'y magkakaiba walang perpekto

Minus One - Tell the World of His Love

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“TELL THE WORLD OF HIS LOVE”



World Youth Day 1995 Theme Song

Words and Music by: Trina Belamide

Lead Vocals by: Jeffrey Arcilla and Raquel Mangaliag

Back-up Vocals: Dada de Pano, Niser de Pano, Trina Belamide, Andrei Jose, Wilson Santos, Ritchie Ilustre

Vocal Arrangement: Trina Belamide

Musical Arrangement: N. Arnel de Pano

Producer: Trina Belamide

Track 6 of the cassette album: “Tell the World of His Love - World Youth Day”, by Praise, Inc. (1994)

ABOUT THE SONG: In January 1995, Pope John Paul II came to Manila for World Youth Day 1995.  The theme for that year was "As the Father sent me, so am I sending you." TELL THE WORLD OF HIS LOVE was written with this theme in mind and was selected out of 85 songs to be the Official Theme Song for that event, which brought together millions of people in what was one of the world's biggest gatherings. The song continues to be sung in churches and during World Youth Day held in various countries.



Raquel Mangaliag:



For God so loved the world



He gave us his only Son



Jesus Christ our Savior

His most precious one





Jeffrey Arcilla:



He has sent us His message of love



And sends those who hear



to bring the message to everyone

In a voice loud and clear.





Jeffrey Arcilla and Raquel Mangaliag:



Let us tell the world of His love



The greatest love the world has known



Search the world for those who have walked

Astray and lead them home

Fill the world's darkest corners

With His light from up above

Walk every step, every mile, every road

And tell the world





Dada de Pano, Niser de Pano, Trina Belamide:

(…Tell the world),



Jeffrey Arcilla and Raquel Mangaliag:

Tell the world of His love.



(Interlude)



Jeffrey Arcilla and Raquel Mangaliag:



For God so loved the world



He gave us his only Son

Jesus Christ our Savior His Most Precious One











Dada de Pano, Niser de Pano, Trina Belamide:

He has sent us His message of love

and sends those who hear

Andrei Jose, Wilson Santos, and Ritchie Ilustre:

To bring the message to everyone

In a voice loud and clear.



Jeffrey Arcilla and Raquel Mangaliag:

Let us tell the world of His love

The greatest love the world has known

Search the world for those who have walked

Astray and lead them home



Dada de Pano, Niser de Pano, Trina Belamide:

(Ahh… ahh…)



Jeffrey Arcilla and Raquel Mangaliag:

Fill the world's darkest corners

With His light from up above

Walk every step, every mile, every road

And tell the world



Dada de Pano, Niser de Pano, Trina Belamide:

(…Tell the world),



Jeffrey Arcilla and Raquel Mangaliag:

Tell the world of His love!



(Interlude)



Andrei Jose, Wilson Santos, and Ritchie Ilustre:

Let us tell the world of His love



Jeffrey Arcilla and Raquel Mangaliag:

(Tell the world of His love)



Andrei Jose, Wilson Santos, and Ritchie Ilustre:

The greatest love the world has known



Jeffrey Arcilla and Raquel Mangaliag:

Search the world for those who have walked



Astray and lead them home



Dada de Pano, Niser de Pano, Trina Belamide:

(…lead them home)





Andrei Jose, Wilson Santos, and Ritchie Ilustre:

Fill the world's darkest corners



Jeffrey Arcilla and Raquel Mangaliag:



With His light from up above



Walk every step, every mile, every road

And tell the world;

Dada de Pano, Niser de Pano, Trina Belamide:

(…tell the world)

Jeffrey Arcilla and Raquel Mangaliag:

Tell the world of His love.





Dada de Pano, Niser de Pano, Trina Belamide:

Let us tell the world of His love



Jeffrey Arcilla and Raquel Mangaliag:



The greatest love the world has known



Walk every step, every mile, every road

And tell the world,

Dada de Pano, Niser de Pano, Trina Belamide:

(…Tell the world of His love)

Jeffrey Arcilla and Raquel Mangaliag:

Tell the world…

Dada de Pano, Niser de Pano, Trina Belamide

(…Tell the world of His love)

Jeffrey Arcilla and Raquel Mangaliag

Tell the world of… His love!



All:

Tell the world of… His love!

Paggalang at pag-awit ng Lupang Hinirang

ANG Lupang Hinirang, na ating Pambansang Awit, at ang Pambansang Watawat ang dalawang mahalagang pamana ng Himagsikan ng Pilipinas noong 1896. Kapag inaawit ang Lupang Hinirang, kasabay ang pagtataas ng ating Pambansang Watawat, sa flag raising ceremony at flag retreat sa mga paaralan at sa harap ng munisipyo at kapitolyo sa iba’t ibang bayan sa mga lalawigan ay dapat inaawit nang malakas at may pagmamalaki.

Ang mga kababayan nating naglalakad ay humihinto bilang paggalang at pagpupugay. Kung nasa kalsada, tumatayo nang tuwid, inilalagay ang kanang palad sa kaliwang dibdib at sumasabay sa pag-awit. Ngunit marami ang nakapapansin na nawawala na ang paggalang at pagkanta ng Lupang Hinirang. Tila malamya at maputla ang nasyonalismo o pagiging makabayan.

Nakatawag ng pansin sa marami nating kababayan, nang marinig sa radyo at telebisyon at mabasa sa mga pahayagan, ang paghaharap ng panukalang-batas sa Kongreso tungkol sa wastong pagkanta ng LUPANG HINIRANG na ating Pambansang Awit. Batay sa isinasaad ng House Bill No. 5224 na dapat ay naaayon sa orihinal na areglo ni Maestro Julian Felipe, isang makabayang kompositor at musician na kumatha ng ating Pambansang Awit. Martsa ang tiyempo ng Lupang Hinirang.

Isinasaad din sa panukalang-batas ang mga pagkakataon o okasyon na dapat kantahin ang ating Pambansang Awit: lokal na mga kompetisyon, pandaigdigang kompetisyon na host ang Pilipinas o may kinatawan ang ating bansa; sa sign on at sign off ng mga istasyon sa radyo at telebisyon; at sa una at huling screening ng pelikula sa mga sinehan at bago simulan ang pagtatanghal sa teatro. Ganito rin ang nilalaman ng REPUBLIC ACT 8491. Iniaatas din ng panukalang-batas na ang mga nasa ahensiya ng gobyerno ay dapat isaulo ang mga titik ng Lupang Hinirang gayundin ang mga mag-aaral. Kapag napagtibay ang nasabing panukalang-batas, ang mga lalabag sa probisyon ay magmumulta ng P50,000 hanggang P100,000 at may parusang dalawang taong pagkabilanggo. Pinapayagan din ng panukalang-batas ang pagsasalin ng Pambansang Awit sa mga diyalekto ng iba’t ibang rehiyon ng bansa. Ngunit ang translation ay kinakailangang may approval ng National Historical Commission (NHC) at ng Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino (KWF). Bukod sa mga nabanggit, isinasaad sa panuklang-batas ang rebisyon ng Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines.

Kung mapagtitibay ang panuklang-batas, marami ang naniniwala na makatutulong ito na mabago ang masamang asal ng marami nating kababayan at sa maling pag-awit ng Lupang Hinirang. Gagalangin na ang pagkanta sa ating Pambansang Awit. Hindi maikakaila at talagang nangyayari sa mga flag raising ceremony na hindi nasusunod ang tamang tiyempo ng pag-awit ng Lupang Hinirang.

Maging sa mga local at international competition na may kinatawan ang Pilipinas, inaawit ang Lupang Hinirang. Sa maraming pagkakataon tulad ng boksing, ang singer na naatasang kumanta ng Lupang Hinirang ay may kanya-kanyang paraan at istilo. Hindi nasusunod ang martsang himig ng ating Pambansang Awit. Nagkakamali pa minsan sa pagbigkas sa ilang titik ng Lupang Hinirang. At ang isa pang kapansin-pansin, iniiba ng mga singer ang tono. Nakahihiya. Ang sarap katusan at batukan.

Ngayong Hulyo 2, 2017, ang Pilipinang mang-aawit na kakanta ng Lupang Hinirang bago ang sagupaan nina Manny Pacquiao at Jeff Horn sa Brisbane, Australia, maririnig ng ating mga kababayan kung tama ang kanyang pagkanta.

ISANG makabayang kompositor, guro sa musika at rebolusyonaryo si Maestro Julian Felipe. Maihahambing at kapantay ng mga dakilang kompositor sa daigdig na kumatha rin ng kanilang pambansang awit tulad nina Rouget de Lesli, ng France; at Francis Scott Key, ng America. Isinilang sa Cavite City si Maestro Julian Felipe noong Enero 28, 1861. Siya ang bunso sa 12 magkakapatid na anak ng isang latero, musikero at miyembro ng choir sa simbahan. Isang karaniwang maybahay ang ina ni Maestro Julian Felipe. Nag-aral ng musika sa pagtuturo ni Leandro Cosca. Ang pagtugtog sa piano ay natutuhan niya kay Padre Pedro Catalan, isang paring musician at kura paroko ng Cavite. Palibhasay isinilang na nasa dugo ang pagiging kompositor, nagpatuloy sa pagkatha ng mga tugtugin kahit siya ay abala sa pagtuturo ng musika sa mga bata sa kanilang lugar. Nagliwanag naman na parang apoy ang pagiging makabayan ni Maestro Julian Felipe nang simulan ni Andres Bonifacio ang Himagsikan noong 1896. Tinigilan niya ang pagkatha ng mga tugtugin at sumama sa kilusan. Sa pangkat ni Heneral Emilio Aguinaldo.

Nang ilunsad ni Heneral Emilio Aguinaldo ang Himagsikan laban sa mga Amerikano, nakilala niya si Maestro Julian Felipe. Naging daan sa pagkikita si Heneral Mariano Trias. Nang mabatid na isang mahusay na piyanista at kompositor si Maestro Julian Felipe, pinatugtog sa kanya ang “Hymno de Balintawak” na kinatha ng isang Pilipino sa Hong Kong. Hindi nasiyahan sa tugtugin si Heneral Emilio Aguinaldo. Inatasan si Maestro Julian Felipe na kumatha ng isang tugtugin na kapag narinig ng mga Pilipino ay aalab ang damdaming makabansa. Magbibigay ng inspirasyon sa pakikipaglaban sa mga mapanakop na dayuhan. At higit sa lahat, nakapaloob sa tugtugin ang mga marangal na hangarin ng ating lahi.

Makalipas ang anim na araw at gabi, nabuo ni Maestro Julian Felipe ang tugtugin. At noong Hunyo 11, 1898, sa harap ng mga heneral na miyembro ng Gabinete ni Heneral Emilio Aguinaldo, tinugtog sa piyano ang tugtugin. Nagustuhan nina Heneral Aguinaldo at pinamagatang “Marcha Nacional Filipina.” Napagkasunduan na ito ang maging Pambansang Awit ng Pilipinas. Ang pormal na pagtugtog ng Pambansang Awit ay naganap noong HUNYO 12, 1898 nang ipahayag ni Heneral Emilio Aguinaldo sa Kawit, Cavite ang “Araw ng Kalayaan”.

Ang Pambansang Awit ay nagkaroon ng mga titik makalipas ang isang taon sapagkat ang tulang “Filipinas” na isinulat ni Jose Isaac Palma ay ginawang mga lyrics ng “Marcha Nacional Filipina.” Pinagsama noong Setyembre 3, 1899 at inilathala sa “La Independencia,” ang pahayagan ng Unang Republica. Mula noon, ipinahayag ni Heneral Aguinaldo na ang “Marcha Nacional Filipina” at ang tulang “Filipinas” ay ang Pambansang Awit ng Pilipinas.

Isinalin sa Ingles ang Pambansang Awit. Ang unang nagsalin ay si Paz Marquez Benitez, ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas. Ngunit ang higit na nakilalang salin na pinamagatang “Philippine Hymn” ay ang salin ni dating Senador Camilo Osias at ni Mary Lane, isang Amerikana.

Ang mga makatang sina Ildefonso Santos at Julian Cruz Balmaceda ang nagsalin sa Tagalog ng Pambansang Awit at pinamagatan na “LUPANG HINIRANG.” Ipinahayag ni dating Pangulong Ramon Magsaysay noong Mayo 26, 1956 na ang “Lupang Hinirang” bilang opisyal na bersiyon ng Pambansang Awit. At batay naman sa isinasaad ng Republic Act 8491, ang “Lupang Hinirang” ay aawitin lamang sa wikang pambansa. Isinasaad din sa R.A. 8491 na ang pambansang awit ay dapat awitin maliban sa preceding events of recreation, amusement, or entertainment purposes, sa mga sumusunod na okasyon; lokal na mga kompetisyon, pandaigdigang kompetisyon na host ang Pilipinas o may kinatawan ang ating bansa; sa sign on at sign off ng mga istasyon sa radyo at telebisyon; at sa una at huling screening ng pelikula sa mga sinehan at bago simulan ang mga teatrong pagtatanghal. Ang lalabag sa nasabing batas ay pagmumultahin mula P5,000 hanggang P20,000 at pagkabilanggo.

AT PACMAN FIGHT: ZYRENE PARSAD'S TAKE ON LUPANG HINIRANG

Zyrene Parsad will sing the National Anthem in Manny Pacquiao’s fight against Antonio Margarito in Dallas, Texas on Nov. 13 (Nov. 14, Philippine time). Each and every fight of Manny Pacquiao in this decade has become such important event that there is now even a sideshow to it: Aside from the boxing match on the ring, Filipinos sit up and wait if the singer chosen by Manny to render the Philippine national anthem before the start of the first round will do justice to Lupang Hinirang.

For his fight with Antonio Margarito on Nov. 13 (Nov. 14 in Philippine time) in Dallas, Texas, the singer who will be judged by the Filipino people and the officials of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) is newcomer Zyrene Parsad, who was third runner-up in last year‘s Are You the Next Big Star? contest on GMA 7.

The truth is, singing is Zyrene’s only second interest — next to hosting, that is (she can do both in time). Before she could even finish her Mass Communications (major in production) course at the Assumption, she already had the chance to host a show on cable. Immediately after wrapping up college, she also worked as reporter for NBN-4’s One Morning.

She seems destined, however, to become a singer — a talent she discovered she had as early four years old. Parents Alejandro and Arlene, fortunately, had faith in her singing talent that they made her train with Susana Pichay. At 13, she joined the Metropop Star Search and was one of the finalists. Today, she is a Viva Records talent and only last Sunday she launched her self-titled album, Zyrene.

The road to Dallas, Texas where she will sing the national anthem during the Pacquiao fight began only a few months ago. A family friend, Eric Pineda, Pacquiao’s manager and father of StarStruck winner Enzo Pineda, invited her to sing the national anthem during one investors’ night Pacquiao organized at the New World Hotel for the businessmen of Sarangani. The prized fighter obviously liked what he saw — and more importantly — what he heard when Zyrene opened the event with her rendition of Lupang Hinirang. The next thing she knew, she was in Congress (where Pacquiao holds office as a legislator) and was being sized up another time. Even Jinkee Pacquiao approved of her selection to sing the national anthem in Pacman’s forthcoming fight.

The succeeding weeks became very stressful for Zyrene. For the investors’ night, she had to practice singing Lupang Hinirang many times over because that was the first time she was rendering it before a huge crowd. At St. Paul Parañaque where she spent the grades and high school, she only got to sing the national anthem with the rest of her classmates. She therefore had to study its melody and lyrics prior to the investors’ night — without a clue that she would become destined for bigger things (she’d be viewed by millions in Dallas, Texas).

As part of her preparation, she went to the office of the NHCP where she was given a CD and a book on how to sing the national anthem — the proper way.

Basically a march, Zyrene has to master the cadence on how the national anthem should be sung — in 55 seconds (that’s how fast it should be).

The NHCP also suggested that it would be best for her to hold the microphone on her left hand — with the right hand on her chest. She was also taught how to hold the flag correctly, which actually does not concern her anymore, but she took all that in and appreciates the help extended by the NHCP people to her.

Of course, Zyrene is aware that there is already a bill that had been filed to make sure the Philippine national anthem is not bastardized anymore and those who are unable to comply with it face a possible one to two years imprisonment and pay a P100,000 fine. The very thought of jail time is enough to make her shudder. But no way is she running away from the challenge. She will leave on Oct. 29 for the US and will pack with her a Pepsi Herrera Filipiniana dress in red with Swarovsky crystals.

The past several weeks had seen her starting her day singing the national anthem as soon as she gets out of bed. She sings it in the bathroom (I hope there’s no law against that) or at any chance she gets, especially while trapped in Metro Manila’s traffic. Before retiring at night, she sings it one last time to end her day — making sure that she isn’t lacking in practice.

Pasted on the walls of their Las Piñas home are sheets of paper that contain the lyrics of Lupang Hinirang — and those are positioned all over the house — to make sure she doesn’t forget any word or stanza of the Julian Felipe work. Last Thursday, she also sought out Ryan Cayabyab, who had generously volunteered to train her on the correct way of rendering the national anthem.

You cannot fault her for not preparing enough for this huge responsibility. In Dallas, Texas, Zyrene admits that she only has to deal with stage fright, but she plans to overcome that by praying — and praying hard. We’ve suggested to her to seek the intercession of Padre Pio and she plans to visit the saint’s Manila shrine near Eastwood anytime now.

Zyrene is praying not only for a successful rendition of the Philippine national anthem in Texas — and for the NHI and the public to approve of it (otherwise she gets it in the Internet). She is also fervently praying for Manny to win for at least two reasons 1.) That is part of her patriotism and 2.) In this country where people are superstitious and believe in good luck charms, the last thing she wants is for everyone to say that she jinxed the fight — knock on wood!

But I believe so much in Zyrene’s talent. And with all the preparations she’s been doing, she’ll be able to pull it off impressively. She also swears that she isn’t about to sing her lungs out during the performance (read: no birit). To begin with, her forte is acoustics jazz and it’s not her style to do a Mariah Carrey.

Of course, the much ado about the performance of the singer rendering the Lupang Hinirang piece in the fights of Pacquiao had become hysterical.

However, if there is something positive that has come out of this, it is the fact that finally we are giving our Philippine national anthem some attention.

Tamang pag-awit ng Lupang Hinirang, iginiit sa Kamara

Hindi pwedeng baguhin ang rendition o tono ng Lupang Hinirang sa tuwing aawitin.
Sa ilalim ng panukalang House Bill 5224 na nag-aamyenda sa Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines, ang pambansang awit ay dapat na sumusunod sa musical arrangement at komposisyon ni Julian Felipe.
Mababatid na may mga malalaking events sa bansa na kinakanta ang Lupang Hinirang at iniiba ang komposisyon ng awitin.
Kakantahin lamang ang pambansang awit tuwing may international competition na pinangungunahan o kinakatawan ng Pilipinas, national o local sports competition, kapag signing off o signing on ng radyo o telebisyon, bago ang pagbubu­kas ng oras ng trabaho at nagtata­pos ang tra­baho ng mga emplyeado, bago at pagkatapos ng pagpapalabas ng pelikula, at iba pang okasyon na pinapayagan sa ilalim ng National Historical Commission.
Ang sinuman na babastusin o gagawing katatawanan ang pambansang awit ay mahaharap sa kasong criminal o administratibo o kaya ay multa at pagkakakulong.
Samantala, isang solusyon na naisip ng Philippine Commission on Women para maturuan ang kababaihang Pilipino ng tamang pag-awit ng Lupang Hinirang, ang all-women cast version nito. Pero, ayon sa NHCP, hindi maaring gamitin sa entertainment ang bersyon na ito.

Ka-Trops (Trops OST) by Jireh Lim - Fan-made Lyric Video

Wala na mga jologs, pati ang mga jeprox

Millennials tayo pare ok ba sayo?

Chill sa mga buhay, kahit na may hassle.

L.O.L. na lang tayo sa problema



Ito ang Trops

Bagong kabataan, magkakaibigan.

Ito ang Trops

Walang maiiwanan, dahil ka-Trops kita.

(Ka-Trops kita) Ka-Trops kita



All day go out, saan ba ang chill-out

Siyempre OOTD hindi mawawala

See yeah sa tambayan, late ay manlilibre.

Pero kung wala ka, chong sagot kita.



Ito ang Trops

Bagong kabataan, magkakaibigan.

Ito ang Trops

Walang maiiwanan, dahil ka-Trops kita.



(Ka-Trops kita) Ka-Trops kita,

Ka-Trops kita (Ka-Trops kita), Ka-Trops kita

Walang maiiwanan, dahil ka-Trops kita.

Philippines to make enthusiastic singing of national anthem mandatory

The Philippine House of Representatives has approved a bill making enthusiastic singing of the national anthem compulsory.

"The singing shall be mandatory and must be done with fervour," the bill states. The word "mandatory" is not in the existing legislation.

It also provides official music for the tune, which must be adhered to.

Punishment for breaking the rules could include a fine of 50,000-100,000 pesos (£780-£1,560; $2,800-$5,590).

That fine is substantially more than the current minimum and maximum of 5,000-20,000 pesos (£78-£312).

Offenders will also be issued a warning before being publicly "named and shamed" in a national newspaper.

"Any act which casts contempt, dishonour or ridicule upon the national anthem shall be penalised," the bill says.

The bill makes a wide range of other stipulations, including that everyone must stand and salute when the first note of the song, Lupang Hinirang, is played - and requiring the school system to ensure every student memorises the words.

It has now been sent to the country's other house of parliament, the senate, for approval.

Commenting on an earlier version of the bill in April, one of its authors, Maximo Rodriguez Jr, said disrespecting the national anthem often happens in cinemas and shopping malls, where customers stand for the anthem.

"The national anthem embodies and expresses the aspirations, dreams, ideals, longings, commitment and determination, nationalism and patriotism, sentiment and spirit of the people," he said.

The same bill, known as the revised flag and heraldic code, contains many other rules about the display of the national flag and other emblems.

It includes several proposals from a 2010 draft to criminalise improper singing of the national anthem, including a strict requirement to keep the timing between 100 and 120 beats per minute.

Station Message

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bago mag-sign-on ang ABS-CBN ay nagpapalabas sila ng static slide (usually last frame ng ABS-CBN Station ID pero static picture, as in hindi gumagalaw) ng mga station ID bago pa pinapalabas ang network version ng Lupang Hinirang?

1986-1995

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Channel 2 Engineering is headed by the following personnel duly license by the National Telecommunications Commission:

Lists of Names of ABS-CBN Transmission Personnel

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and

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Note: This station message used after the national anthem during sign on and again before the national anthem during sign off. This station message background is updates July 10, 2006. This station message is defunct.

Note: Due to 60th Anniversary of ABS-CBN (1946-2006), ABS-CBN replaces the version of the Philippine National Anthem produced by OPS with their own version.

February-October 2009

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• Engr. Bernardo M. Acosta: ECE No. 6672
• Engr. Erwin L. Francisco: ECE No. 7921

And carried out by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Engr. Jose Rizalde M. Umipig: ECE No. 2889
• Engr. Rolan P. Garabiles: ECE No. 12135
• Engr. Russell P. Santos: ECE No. 22533
• Engr. Francis D. Silva: ECE No. 39756
• Michael D. Dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108
• Soriano A. Abecia, Jr.: 96-1PNCR-16540
• Gerald B. Cabrillos: 99-1PHN-21563

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2, Now signing on/off.

(November 2009-January 2010)

This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation Channel 2.

A commercial television station transmitting on a 346.2-kilowatt transmitter output, with permit number BSD-0234-2008 (REN) authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2011.

Channel 2 transmitter is located at ABS-CBN Broadcast Complex, Sgt. Esguerra Ave., Diliman, Quezon City.

ABS-CBN TV transmission operation is headed by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Engr. Bernando M. Acosta: ECE No. 6672
• Engr. Erwin L. Francisco: ECE No. 7921
• Engr. Jose Rizalde Umipig: ECE No. 2889
• Engr. Rolan P. Garabiles: ECE No. 12135
• Engr. Russell P. Santos: ECE No. 22533
• Engr. Francis D. Silva: ECE No. 39756
• Franklin V. Mira: 1PNCR-10386 
• Ryan Christopher J. Rivera: 93-1PNCR-11895 
• Michael D. Dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108 
• Ivan Thaddeus L. Banaag: 95-1PV-13531
• Soriano A. Abecia, Jr.: 96-1PNCR-16540
• Gerald B. Cabrillos: 99-1PHN-21563
• Paulo Bryan I. Manahan: 09-1PCAR-23721

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2, Now signing on/off.

2010-2012

This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation Channel 2.

A commercial television station transmitting on a 346.2-kilowatt effective radiated power with permit number BSD-0234-2008 (REN) authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2011.

Channel 2 transmitter is located at ABS-CBN Broadcast Center, Sgt. Esguerra Ave., Diliman, Quezon City.

ABS-CBN Channel 2 operates under the supervision of the following Electronics and Communications Engineers duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission.

Engr. Bernardo M. Acosta: ECE No. 6672
Engr. Erwin L. Francisco: ECE No. 7921

And carried out by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and National Telecommunications Commission.

• Engr. Jose Rizalde Umipig: ECE No. 2889
• Engr. Melvin C. Acosta: ECE No. 2624
• Engr. Rolan P. Garabiles: ECE No. 12135
• Engr. Russell P. Santos: ECE No. 22533
• Engr. Francis D. Silva: ECE No. 39756
• Engr. John Achilles J. Denna: ECE No. 41724
• Engr. Ralph Allan P. Bachar: ECE No. 45834
• Franklin V. Mira: 1PNCR-10386 
• Ryan Christopher J. Rivera: 93-1PNCR-11895 
• Michael D. Dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108 
• Ivan Thaddeus L. Banaag: 95-1PV-13531
• Soriano A. Abecia, Jr.: 96-1PNCR-16540
• Gerald B. Cabrillos: 99-1PHN-21563
• Paulo Bryan I. Manahan: 09-1PCAR-23721

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2. Now signing on/off.

2012-2014

This is ABS-CBN Corporation Channel 2.

A commercial television station transmitting on a 346.2-kilowatt effective radiated power with permit number BSD-0547-2011 (REN/MOD) authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2014.

Channel 2 transmitter is located at ABS-CBN Broadcast Center, Sgt. Esguerra Ave., Diliman, Quezon City.

ABS-CBN Channel 2 operates under the supervision of the following Electronics and Communications Engineers duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission.

• Engineer Bernardo M. Acosta: ECE No. 6672
• Engineer Erwin L. Francisco: PECE No. 0428

And carried out by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Engineer Jose Rizalde Umipig: ECE No. 2889
• Engineer Melvin C. Acosta: PECE 0407
• Engineer Ronnie B. Sagad: ECE No. 46355
• Engineer Jayson T. Palma: ECE No. 46346 
• Engineer Rene Francis A. Lardizabal: ECE No. 45894 
• Engineer Romulo C. Tataro Jr.: ECE No. 33398
• Engineer Ryan B. Vigil: ECE No. 44214
• Michael D. Dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108
• Orlando M. Logarta: 93-1PNCR-3016
• Rene Agravante: 93-1PV-5715 

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2. Now signing on/off.

2016-present

This is ABS-CBN Corporation, Channel 2.

A commercial television station transmitting on a 346.2 kilowatt effective radiated power with permit to operate number BSD-0029-2015 (REN) Authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2017.

Channel 2 transmitters are located at the ABS-CBN Broadcast Center, Sergeant Esguerra Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City.

ABS-CBN Channel 2 operates under the supervision of an Electronics and Communications Engineer duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission.

• Engineer Bernardo M. Acosta: PECE no. 864

And carried out by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Engineer Jose Rizalde M. Umipig: PECE no. 794 
• Engineer Melvin C. Acosta: PECE no. 407 
• Franklin V. Mira: 1PNCR-10386 
• Ryan Christopher J. Rivera: 93-1PNCR-11895 
• Michael D. Dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108 
• Ivan Thaddeus L. Banaag: 95-1PV-13531
• Soriano A. Abecia Jr.: 96-1PNCR-16540 
• Orlando M. Logarta: 93-1PNCR-6016 
• Nestor Magboo: 94-1PNCR-9854
• Engineer Romulo C. Tataro Jr.: ECE no. – 0033398 
• Engineer Jayson T. Palma: ECE no. – 0046346 
• Engineer Ronnie B. Sagad: ECE no. – 0046355 
• Engineer Jerson I. Ignacio: ECE no. – 0058108 
• Engineer Jose Paolo L. Garibay: ECE no. – 0054943 
• Dioskoro Dillon: 92-1PHN-758 
• Rene O. Agravante: 93-1PV-5715

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in all local stations nationwide!

Luzon

• TV-2 Manila
• TV-7 Laoag
• TV-11 Vigan
• TV-11 Abra
• TV-3 Baguio
• TV-11 Mt. Province
• TV-40 La Union
• TV-32 Dagupan
• TV-11 Batanes
• TV-3 Tuguegarao
• TV-9 Aparri
• TV-2 Isabela
• TV-11 Bayombong
• TV-13 Cabarroguis
• TV-13 Botolan
• TV-12 Olongapo
• TV-22 Bataan
• TV-46 Pampanga
• TV-32 Tarlac
• TV-34 Bulacan
• TV-12 Meycauayan
• TV-32 Cabanatuan
• TV-22 Baler
• TV-40 Rizal
• TV-6 Calamba
• TV-46 San Pablo
• TV-32 Tagaytay
• TV-10 Batangas
• TV-38 Lipa
• TV-24 Lucena
• TV-11 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-21 Oriental Mindoro
• TV-7 Puerto Princesa
• TV-10 Sofronio Española, Palawan
• TV-9 Brooke's Point, Palawan
• TV-5 Coron, Palawan
• TV-52 Kalayaan, Palawan
• TV-10 Daet
• TV-11 Naga
• TV-7 Catanduanes
• TV-4 Legazpi
• TV-10 Tabaco
• TV-10 Masbate
• TV-7 Sorsogon

Visayas

• TV-10 Iloilo
• TV-9 Kalibo
• TV-44 Antique
• TV-21 Roxas
• TV-4 Bacolod
• TV-7 Cadiz
• TV-26 Sipalay
• TV-3 Cebu
• TV-2 Toledo, Cebu
• TV-13 Barili, Cebu
• TV-7 Siquijor
• TV-9 Bohol
• TV-12 Dumaguete
• TV-13 Biliran
• TV-2 Tacloban
• TV-5 Catarman
• TV-7 Catbalogan
• TV-10 Calbayog
• TV-38 Borongan

Mindanao

• TV-3 Zamboanga
• TV-42 Dipolog
• TV-11 Pagadian
• TV-2 Cagayan de Oro
• TV-2 Bukidnon
• TV-4 Iligan
• TV-7 Ozamiz
• TV-4 Davao
• TV-24 Mati
• TV-50 Tagum
• TV-46 Nabunturan
• TV-3 General Santos
• TV-4 Koronadal
• TV-7 Alabel
• TV-4 Kidapawan
• TV-11 Butuan
• TV-12 Surigao
• TV-26 Tandag
• TV-5 Agusan del Sur
• TV-5 Cotabato
• TV-25 Marawi
• TV-10 Jolo

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2, now signing on/off.

Ladies and Gentlemen, in a few seconds, we will be now on our simultaneous nationwide satellite broadcast. Please stand by.

Independence Day 2004 Campaign: “Medyo maraming problema. Magkaisa muna. Iwagayway ang bandilang Pilipino sa inyong tahanan at sasakyan."

ABC (1992-2010)

The ABC-5 Morning Offering and Evening Prayer: the prayers which is voiced over by Fr. James Reuter, and another lady voiceover… The Morning Prayer starts with “Dear God, thank you for having us a wonderful (day of the week)”

Fr. Larry Faraon and Fr. Jiggers Alejandrino led the AMEN Prayer at the sign-off of ABC-5

pre-TV5 era when Lauds Morning Prayer and Vespers Evening Prayer produced by Jesuit Communications (JESCOM) and a prayer for healing with Fr. Fernando Suarez was also aired since 2007-2008

This is the Associated Broadcasting Company, DWET-TV.

ABC is a commercial broadcast station, authorized by the National Telecommunications Commission with licensed number _________, to expire on (Date of License).

The ABC transmitter and studio complex are located at the 762 Quirino Highway, San Bartolome, Novaliches, Quezon City.

ABC is authorized to operate from 6:00 AM to 1:00 AM with the power of 40 kilowatts.

This station is operated the following personnel, duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.

Ladies and Gentlemen, this is the Associated Broadcasting Company, DWET-TV is now Signing on/off.

TV5 (2015-present)

This is TV5, DWET-TV.

TV5 is a commercial broadcast station, authorized by the National Telecommunications Commission with licensed number BSD-0016-2014 (MOD) 0864 to expire on November 21, 2017.

TV5 transmitter is located at 762 Quirino Highway, San Bartolome, Novaliches, Quezon City.

TV5 studio complex is located along Reliance corner Sheridan Streets, Barangka Ilaya, Mandaluyong City.

TV5 operates with the transmitting power of 60 kilowatts.

TV5 Network Engineering is headed by Rodrigo V. Carandang, PECE No. 000005

TV5 Transmission Engineering Personnel is duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission:

Professional Electronics Engineer:

• Hernando C. Manoguid: PECE No. 0000423

Electronics Engineers:

• Marjohn B. Layugan: ECE No. 0042867
• Brian Carlo Villar: ECE No. 0058431

And First Class Radio Telephone Operators:

• Armando G. Armada: 95-1PNCR-13661
• Danilo P. Anoos: 93-1PVII-2513
• Adolfo M. Garay: 97-1PNCR-19107
• and Robert A. Espano: 2K-1PHN-24096

TV5 programs are seen nationwide via TV5 and Affiliate Stations.

TV5 Stations:

• Channel 5 Metro Manila
• Channel 2 Laoag
• Channel 28 Baguio
• Channel 32 Bacolod
• Channel 21 Cebu
• Channel 21 Cagayan de Oro
• Channel 2 Davao
• Channel 12 General Santos

Affiliate Stations are:

• Channel 32 Vigan
• Channel 25 Santiago
• Channel 28 Baler
• Channel 22 Olongapo
• Channel 24 Tarlac
• Channel 44 Batangas
• Channel 50 Calapan
• Channel 9 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• Channel 22 Naga
• Channel 6 Legaspi
• Channel 47 Sorsogon
• Channel 25 Boracay
• Channel 36 Guimaras
• Channel 4 Tacloban
• Channel 34 Malaybalay
• Channel 48 Oroquieta
• Channel 10 Marawi
• Channel 11 Zamboanga

Ladies and Gentlemen, TV5, DWET-TV is now signing on/off.

GMA (1980-present)

GMA-7 Station Notice voiced by Al Torres

1982-1986

This is GMA, DZBB-TV Channel 7. A commercial TV Station with 50,000-watt transmitting power authorized under temporary Licensed No. BC-(number of permit)-82 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission,  valid until December 31, 1985.

GMA Studios & Office are located at GMA EDSA TV Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, GMA Broadway Studios, Broadway Centrum, Aurora Blvd. Cubao, Quezon City and GMA Sagittarius Bldg. H.V. Dela Costa Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City.

GMA Transmitter located at Tandang Sora Barangay Culiat, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by ____________

GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics and Communications Engineers, Technicians and First Class Radio Operators with License issued by Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

Lists of Names of GMA 7 Engineering Department

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Board of Review for Motion Pictures and Television. Seen via satellite in over 23 stations nationwide!

Luzon

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-10 Baguio
• TV-5 Mt. Province
• TV-4 Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-5 Botolan
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-5 Marinduque
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-12 Legaspi
• TV-8 Tabaco
• TV-12 Catanduanes

Visayas

• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-10 Bacolod
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Barili
• TV-5 Samboan

Mindanao

• TV-12 Cagayan De Oro
• TV-12 Kitanglad
• TV-8 Valencia
• TV-2 Iligan
• TV-7 Davao
• TV-3 Zamboanga

This is GMA, the Philippines Largest Network! Now signing on/off.

1987-1989

This is GMA, DZBB-TV Channel 7.

A commercial TV station with 50,000 watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary License number BSD-(number of permit)-87 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 1989.

GMA Studios and Office are located at the GMA EDSA TV Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, GMA Broadway Studios, Aurora Boulevard, Cubao, Quezon City and GMA Sagittarius Building, 111 H.V. dela Costa Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City.

GMA transmitter is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by _________________.

GMA Transmission Crew is composed of Electronics & Communications Engineers and First Class Radio Operators with license number issued by the National Telecommunications Commission.

List of GMA Network Engineering Staff

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 18 stations nationwide!

This is GMA, the Philippines' Largest Network! Now Signing On / Off.

1990-1992 (Voiced by George Boone)

This is GMA, DZBB-TV Channel 7.

A commercial TV station with 50,000 watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary License number BSD-(number of permit)-89 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 1993.

GMA Studios and Office are located at the GMA EDSA TV Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, GMA Broadway Studios, Aurora Boulevard, Cubao, Quezon City and GMA Sagittarius Building, 111 H.V. dela Costa Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City.

GMA transmitter is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by Engineer Emilio Solidum.

GMA Transmission Crew is composed of Electronics & Communications Engineers and First Class Radio Operators with license number issued by the National Telecommunications Commission.

List of GMA Network Engineering Staff

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 27 stations nationwide!

This is GMA, the Philippines' Largest Network! Now Signing On / Off.

1992-1995

This is GMA Rainbow Satellite Network, DZBB-TV Channel 7.

A commercial TV station with 50,000 watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary License number BSD-(number of permit)-91 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 1995.

GMA Studios and Office are located at the GMA EDSA TV Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, GMA Broadway Studios, Aurora Boulevard, Cubao, Quezon City and GMA Sagittarius Building, 111 H.V. dela Costa Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City.

GMA transmitter is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by _________________.

GMA Transmission Crew is composed of Electronics & Communications Engineers and First Class Radio Operators with license number issued by the National Telecommunications Commission.

List of GMA Network Engineering Staff

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 27 stations nationwide!

This is GMA, the Philippines' Largest Network! Now Signing On / Off.

1996-1998

This is GMA, DZBB-TV Channel 7.

A commercial TV station with 50,000 watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary License number BSD-(number of permit)-95 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 1997.

GMA Studios and Office are located at the GMA EDSA TV Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, GMA Broadway Studios, Aurora Boulevard, Cubao, Quezon City and GMA Sagittarius Building, 111 H.V. dela Costa Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City.

GMA transmitter is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by Engineer Antonio M. Leduna.

GMA Transmission Crew is composed of Electronics & Communications Engineers and First Class Radio Operators with license number issued by the National Telecommunications Commission.

List of GMA Network Engineering Staff

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 27 stations nationwide!

This is GMA, the Philippines' Largest Network! Now Signing On / Off.

(2004-2006)

This is GMA, DZBB-TV Channel 7.

A commercial TV Station with 100,000-watt transmitting power authorized under temporary Licensed No. BSD-0297-2003 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2006

GMA Studios are located at GMA Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic of the Philippines.

The GMA Transmitter is located at Tandang Sora, Barangay Culiat, Quezon City

GMA Engineering is headed by Antonio M. Leduna

GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics and Communications Engineers, Technicians and First Class Radio Operators with License Number issued by Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Thomas Sales: ECE No. 3010
• Elvis B, Ancheta: ECE No. 3575
• Erwin R. Timbre: ECE No. 3650
• Riniel Dela Cruz: ECE No. 15741
• Benito Manarin: ECE No. 21627
• Jonathan G. Salvo: ECE No. 19705
• Roel V. Castro: 94-1PNCR-12224
• Renato Gonzales: 94-1PNCR-10804
• Almario Lontoc: 96-1PNCR-16684
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
• Remegio Apostol: 93-1PNCR-5564
• Arnel V. Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
• Albert Beltran: 98-1PX-096354
• Alan Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
• Julito Baylas: 94-1PXI-04543
• Nathaniel Basuil Sr. 97-1PXI-07987
• Eulogio Cuering Sr. 95-1PX-05345
• Albert Beltran - 98-1PX-096354
• Chito Narboada: 95-1PVII-13315

All programs and commercial materials telecasted on this channel have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board. Seen via Sattelite in over 50 stations Nationwide

This is GMA, the Philippines Largest Network! Now signing on/off.

(2007-2010)

This is GMA DZBB Channel 7.

A commercial TV station with 100,000 watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary License No. BSD-0397-2006 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2009.

GMA Studios are located at the GMA Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic Of The Philippines.

The GMA transmitter station is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by Engr. Joselito Remulla.

GMA Transmission Crew is composed of Electronics & Communications Engineers and First Class Radio Operators with license number issued by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Thomas Sales: ECE No. 3010
• Elvis B, Ancheta: ECE No. 3575
• Erwin R. Timbre: ECE No. 3650
• Riniel Dela Cruz: ECE No. 15741
• Benito Manarin: ECE No. 21627
• Jonathan G. Salvo: ECE No. 19705
• Roel V. Castro: 94-1PNCR-12224
• Renato Gonzales: 94-1PNCR-10804
• Almario Lontoc: 96-1PNCR-16684
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
• Remegio Apostol: 93-1PNCR-5564
• Arnel V. Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
• Charlie F. Perez: 06-1PHN-23257
• Gregorio A. De Afria Jr.: 06-1PNCR-23325
• Peter Paul M. Basallote: 06-1PNCR-23273  
• Gerard Lorenz O. Sandagon: 06-1PV-23313
• Elvin B. Fabro: 08-1PX-23550
• Alan S. Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
• Noel M. Almerida: 94-1PVII-11297
• Alex P. Baynio: 97-1PVII-20267
• Glenn S. Tudtud: 07-1PVII-23366
• Alan Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
• Julito Baylas: 94-1PXI-04543
• Nathaniel Basuil Sr.: 97-1PXI-07987
• Eulogio Cuering Sr.: 95-1PX-05345
• Albert Beltran: 98-1PX-096354
• Chito Narboada: 95-1PVII-13315

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 43 stations nationwide!

Luzon

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-5 Ilocos Norte
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-7 Quirino
• TV-5 Bayombong
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-12 Legaspi
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-7 Masbate
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-8 Coron, Palawan
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan

Visayas

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-13 Catbalogan
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-48 Ormoc
• TV-10 Capoocan, Leyte
• TV-12 Isabel, Leyte
• TV-8 Kalibo
• TV-11 Antique
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-10 Bacolod
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-10 Sipalay
• TV-5 Dumaguete

Mindanao

• TV-10 Surigao
• TV-11 Iligan
• TV-2 Tandag
• TV-4 Dipolog
• TV-5 Ozamis
• TV-12 Kitanglad
• TV-3 Pagadian
• TV-5 Davao
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-9 Zamboanga 
• TV-12 Jolo
• TV-12 Cagayan de Oro

This is GMA, the Philippines' Largest Network! Now signing on/off.

(2010-2011)

This is GMA DZBB Channel 7. A commercial TV station with 100,000 watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary License No. BSD-0290-2009 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2010.

GMA Studios are located at the GMA Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic Of The Philippines.

The GMA transmitter station is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by Gilberto R. Duavit, Jr.

GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics Engineers, Technicians and First Class Radio Operators with License issued by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.
Elvis B. Ancheta: Electronics Engr. No. 3575
Benjamin Thomas M. Sales: Electronics Engr. No. 3010
Erwin R. Timbre: Electronics Engr. No. 3650
Jonathan G. Salvo: Electronics Engr. No. 19705
Ericson Lozada: Electronics Engr. No. 35860
Louie O. Siapengco: Electronics Engr. No. 15586
Rodrigo P. Cuizon, Jr.: Electronics Engr. No. 31687
Reykel M. Espiritu: Electronics Tech No. 305
Remegio A. Apostol, Jr.: 93-1PNCR-5564
Roel V. Castro: 94-1PNCR-12224
Renato Gonzales: 94-1PNCR-10804
Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
Inocencio Robert D. Maniego: 95-1PNCR-15029
Jose Cabualdez: 95-1PI-14804
Rommel Espenocilla: 97-1PCAR-19632
Victor Elias: 97-1PCAR-19946
Elmer Carlos: 93-1PI-5846
Antonio Cabiles: 93-1PNCR-3513
Antonio Dumlao: 96-1PI-18446
Jun Dalanay: 96-1PCAR-14785
Arnel V. Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
Charlie F. Perez: 06-1PHN-23257
Gregorio A. de Afria Jr.: 06-1PNCR-23325
Peter Paul M. Basallote: 06-1PNCR-23273  
Gerard Lorenz O. Sandagon: 06-1PV-23313
Elvin B. Fabro: 08-1PX-23550
Alan S. Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
Noel M. Almerida: 94-1PVII-11297
Alex P. Baynio: 97-1PVII-20267
Glenn S. Tudtud: 07-1PVII-23366
Paulo Bryan I. Manahan: 09-1PCAR-23721
Chito Naboarda: 95-1PVII-13315
Alan Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
Julito Baylas 94-1PXI-04543
Nathaniel Basuil Sr. 97-1PXI-07987
Eulogio Cuering Sr. 95-1PX-05345
Albert Beltran - 98-1PX-096354

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 47 stations nationwide!

Luzon

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-5 Ilocos Norte
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-5 Mt. Province
• TV-7 Quirino
• TV-5 Bayombong
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-12 Legazpi
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-7 Masbate
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-8 Coron, Palawan
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan

Visayas

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-12 Leyte
• TV-2 Kalibo
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-13 Bacolod
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-10 Sipalay
• TV-5 Dumaguete

Mindanao

• TV-10 Surigao
• TV-11 Iligan
• TV-2 Tandag
• TV-4 Dipolog
• TV-12 Cagayan De Oro
• TV-5 Ozamis
• TV-12 Kitanglad
• TV-3 Pagadian
• TV-5 Davao
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-9 Zamboanga
• TV-12 Jolo

This is GMA, the Philippines' Largest Network! Now signing on/off.

Note: This station message used after the national anthem during sign on and again before the national anthem during sign off. This station message background is updates January 1, 2007.

Note: Due to 60th Anniversary of GMA 7 (1950-2010), GMA 7 replaces the version of the Philippine National Anthem produced by BPI (Bank of the Philippine Islands) with their own version.

(2011-2013)

This is GMA DZBB Channel 7.

A commercial TV station with 100,000 watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary License No. BSD-0508-2010 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2013.

GMA Studios are located at the GMA Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic Of The Philippines.

The GMA transmitter station is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by Gilberto R. Duavit, Jr.

GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics Engineers, Technicians and First Class Radio Operators with License issued by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Elvis Ancheta: Electronics Engr. No. 3575
• Thomas Sales: Electronics Engr. No. 3010
• Ricardo L. Cabral: Professional Electronics Engr. No. 92
• Erwin R. Timbre: Electronics Engr. No. 3650
• Jonathan G. Salvo: Electronics Engr. No. 19705
• Louie O Siapengco: Electronics Engr. No. 15586
• Rodrigo P. Cuizon, Jr.: Electronics Engr. No. 31687
• Reykel M. Espiritu: Electronics Tech No. 305
• Joel Agu: Electronics Engr. No. 40727
• Remegio A. Apostol, Jr.: 93-1PNCR-5564
• Renato Gonzales: 94-1PNCR-10804
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
• Robert Maniego: 95-1PNCR-15029
• Arnel V. Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
• Charlie F. Perez: 06-1PHN-23257
• Gregorio A. de Afria Jr.: 06-1PNCR-23325
• Nathaniel F. Santiago: 11-1PHN-24621  
• Arnold G. Cabran: 11-1PHN-24625 
• Chito Naboarda: 95-1PVII-13315
• Alan Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
• Julito Baylas: 94-1PXI-04543
• Nathaniel Basuil Sr. 97-1PXI-07987
• Eulogio Cuering Sr. 95-1PX-05345
• Albert Beltran: 98-1PX-096354

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 49 stations nationwide!

Luzon:

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-5 Ilocos Norte
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-5 Mt. Province
• TV-7 Quirino
• TV-5 Bayombong
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-12 Legaspi
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-7 Masbate
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan
• TV-8 Coron, Palawan
• TV-44 Jalajala, Rizal
• TV-48 Mt. Caniao, Bantay, Ilocos Sur

Visayas:

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-12 Leyte
• TV-2 Kalibo
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-13 Bacolod
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-10 Sipalay
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-5 Dumaguete 

Mindanao:

TV-10 Surigao
TV-11 Iligan
TV-2 Tandag
TV-4 Dipolog
TV-12 Cagayan de Oro
TV-5 Ozamis
TV-12 Kitanglad
TV-3 Pagadian
TV-5 Davao
TV-12 Cotabato
TV-8 General Santos
TV-9 Zamboanga
TV-12 Jolo

This is GMA, the Philippines' largest network, now signing on/off.

(2014-2016)

This is GMA DZBB-TV Channel 7.

A commercial TV station with 100,000 watt transmitting power authorized under temporary permit number BSD-0723-2013, issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2016.

GMA Studios are located at the GMA Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic of the Philippines.

The GMA transmitter station is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by Gilberto R. Duavit Jr.

GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics Engineers, Technicians and First Class Radio Operators with license issued by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Elvis B. Ancheta: Electronics Engr. No. 3575
• Erwin R. Timbre: Electronics Engr. No. 3650
• Harold Kim D. Magarra: Electronics Engr. No. 16782
• Benito I. Manarin: Electronics Engineer No. 21627 
• Jonathan G. Salvo: Electronics Engr. No. 19705
• Joel M. Agu: Electronics Engr. No. 47027
• Louie O. Siapengco: Electronics Engr. No. 15586
• Rodrigo P. Cuizon, Jr.: Electronics Engr. No. 31687
• Ralph T. Palma: Electronics Engr. No. 29315
• Reykel M. Espiritu: Electronics Tech. No. 305
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
• Remegio A. Apostol, Jr.: 93-1PNCR-5564
• Inocencio Robert D. Maniago: 95-1PNCR-15029
• Arnel V. Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
• Charlie F. Perez: 06-1PHN-23257 (ECT # 0073) 
• Peter Paul M. Basallote: 06-1PNCR-23273  
• Gerard Lorenz O. Sandagon: 06-1PV-23313  
• Nathaniel F. Santiago: 11-1PHN-24621  
• Arnold G. Cabran: 11-1PHN-24625
• Elvin B. Fabro: 08-1PX-23550
• Alan S. Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
• Noel M. Almerida: 94-1PVII-11297
• Alex P. Baynio: 97-1PVII-20267
• Glenn S. Tudtud: 07-1PVII-23366
• Paulo Bryan I. Manahan: 09-1PCAR-23721
• Alan S. Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
• Julito Baylas 94-1PXI-04543
• Nathaniel Basuil Sr. 97-1PXI-07987
• Eulogio Cuering Sr. 95-1PX-05345
• Albert Beltran - 98-1PX-096354
• Chito G. Narboada: 95-1PVII-13315

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 50 stations nationwide.

Luzon:

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-5 Ilocos Norte
• TV-48 Ilocos Sur
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-5 Mountain Province
• TV-7 Isabela
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-44 Jalajala, Rizal
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan
• TV-8 Coron, Palawan
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-7 Masbate
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-12 Legazpi
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-2 Sorsogon

Visayas:

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-12 Ormoc
• TV-2 Kalibo
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-13 Bacolod
• TV-30 Murcia, Negros Occidental
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-5 Dumaguete
• TV-10 Sipalay

Mindanao:

• TV-35 Cagayan de Oro
• TV-12 Bukidnon
• TV-4 Dipolog
• TV-5 Ozamis
• TV-3 Pagadian
• TV-11 Iligan
• TV-10 Surigao
• TV-2 Tandag
• TV-5 Davao
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-9 Zamboanga
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-12 Jolo

This is GMA, the Philippines' largest network, now signing on/off.

(2015-2017)

This is GMA DZBB-TV Channel 7.

A commercial TV station with 100,000 watt transmitting power authorized under temporary permit number BSD-0723-2013, issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2016.

GMA Studios are located at the GMA Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic of the Philippines.

The GMA transmitter station is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by Elvis B. Ancheta: Professional Electronics Engr. No. 897

GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics Engineers, Technicians and First Class Radio Operators with license issued by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Erwin R. Timbre: Electronics Engr. No. 3650
• Harold Kim D. Magarra: Electronics Engr. No. 16782
• Jonathan G. Salvo: Electronics Engr. No. 19705
• Joel M. Agu: Electronics Engr. No. 47027
• Jayrald C. Arellano: Electronics Engr. No. 49545
• Rodrigo P. Cuizon, Jr.: Professional Electronics Engr. No. 875
• Louie O. Siapengco: Electronics Engr. No. 15586
• Ralph T. Palma: Electronics Engr. No. 29315
• Glynn Anthony A. Barroga: Electronics Engr. No. 37435
• Reykel M. Espiritu: Electronics Tech. No. 305
• Arvie P. Cariaga: Electronics Tech. No. 603
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
• Inocencio Robert D. Maniago: 95-1PNCR-15029
• Arnel V. Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
• Charlie F. Perez: 06-1PHN-23257 (ECT # 0073) 
• Peter N. Basallote: 06-1PNCR-23273  
• Gerard Lorenz O. Sandagon: 06-1PV-23313
• Nathaniel F. Santiago: 11-1PHN-24621  
• Arnold G. Cabran: 11-1PHN-24625
• Rene Q. Royo: 95-1PNCR-15435  
• Larry A. Gabuco: 95-1PNCR-13478
• Gerald B. Cabrillos: 99-1PHN-21563
• Elvin B. Fabro: 08-1PX-23550
• Alan S. Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
• Noel M. Almerida: 94-1PVII-11297
• Alex P. Baynio: 97-1PVII-20267
• Glenn S. Tudtud: 07-1PVII-23366
• Paulo Bryan I. Manahan: 09-1PCAR-23721
• Alan S. Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
• Julito Baylas 94-1PXI-04543
• Nathaniel Basuil Sr. 97-1PXI-07987
• Eulogio Cuering Sr. 95-1PX-05345
• Albert Beltran - 98-1PX-096354
• Chito G. Narboada: 95-1PVII-13315

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in FIFTY TWO stations Nationwide.

Luzon:

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-5 Ilocos Norte
• TV-48 Ilocos Sur
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-5 Mountain Province
• TV-7 Isabela
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-44 Jalajala, Rizal
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke’s Point, Palawan
• TV-8 Coron, Palawan
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-7 Masbate
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-12 Legazpi
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-2 Sorsogon
• TV-8 Daet

Visayas:

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-12 Ormoc
• TV-2 Kalibo
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-13 Bacolod
• TV-30 Murcia, Negros Occidental
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-5 Dumaguete
• TV-10 Sipalay

Mindanao:

• TV-35 Cagayan de Oro
• TV-12 Bukidnon
• TV-4 Dipolog
• TV-5 Ozamis
• TV-3 Pagadian
• TV-11 Iligan
• TV-26 Butuan
• TV-10 Surigao
• TV-2 Tandag
• TV-5 Davao
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-9 Zamboanga
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-12 Jolo

This is GMA, the Philippines’ largest network, now signing on/off.

2017-present

This is GMA DZBB-TV Channel 7.

A Commercial TV Station with 100,000 watt transmitting power authorized under Station License No. BSD-0067-2016 (REN) issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2019.

GMA Studios are located at the GMA Network Center, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Barangay South Triangle, Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Republic of the Philippines.

GMA transmitter station is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by Elvis B. Ancheta, Professional Electronics Engineer No. 897

GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics Engineers, Technicians and First Class Radio and Telephone Operators all duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Rodrigo P. Cuizon, Jr.: Professional Electronics Engineer No. 875 
• Erwin R. Timbre: Electronics Engineer No. 3650 
• Harold Kim D. Magarra: Electronics Engineer No. 16782
• Benito I. Manarin: Electronics Engineer No. 21627 
• Jonathan G. Salvo: Electronics Engineer No. 19705 
• Narciso V. Bernante: Electronics Engineer No. 23782 
• Joel M. Agu: Electronics Engineer No. 47027 
• Jayrald C. Arellano: Electronics Engineer No. 49545 
• Louie O. Siapengco: Electronics Engineer No. 15586 
• Ralph T. Palma: Electronics Engineer No. 29315 
• Glynn Anthony A. Barroga: Electronics Engineer No. 37435 
• Mamerto D. Logronio, Jr.: Electronics Engineer No. 28729 
• Celestino A. Vega, Jr.: Electronics Engineer No. 19182
• Leslie Nelson Cabaluna: Electronics Engineer No. 252311
• Romulo C. Tataro, Jr: Electronics Engineer No. 33398
• Ryan B. Vigil: Electronics Engineer No. 44214
• Jerson I. Ignacio: Electronics Engineer No. 58108 
• Reykel M. Espiritu: Electronics Tech No. 305 
• Arvie P. Cariaga: Electronics Tech No. 603 
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977 
• Inocencio Robert D. Maniago: 95-1PNCR-15029 
• Arnel V. Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617 
• Charlie F. Perez: 06-1PHN-23257 - NTC, ECT # 0073 - PRC 
• Peter Paul M. Basallote: 06-1PNCR-23273 
• Gregorio A. De Afria Jr.: 06-1PNCR-23325 
• Jose Cabualdez: 95-1PI-14804 
• Rommel Espenocilla: 97-1PCAR-19632 
• Victor Elias: 97-1PCAR-19946 
• Elmer Carlos: 93-1PI-5846 
• Antonio Cabiles: 93-1PNCR-3513 
• Antonio Dumlao: 96-1PI-18446 
• Jun Dalanay: 96-1PCAR-14785 
• Gerard Lorenz O. Sandagon: 06-1PV-23313 
• Nathaniel F. Santiago: 11-1PHN-24621 
• Arnold G. Cabran: 11-1PHN-26425 
• Rene Q. Royo: 95-1PNCR-15435 
• Larry A. Gabuco: 95-1PNCR-13478 
• Gerald B. Cabrillos: 99-1PHN-21563 
• Ermelo G. Banzon - 93-1PVII-4031 
• Eddie T. Hallazgo - 94-1PX-8794 
• Crisostomo V. Simeme - 2K-1PX-24500 
• Allan S. Villaro - 93-1PX-3125 
• Ronnie L. Derecho - 93-1PX-24237 
• Elvin B. Fabro: 08-1PX-23550 
• Alan S. Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349 
• Julito Baylas 94-1PXI-04543 
• Nathaniel Basuil Sr. 97-1PXI-07987 
• Eulogio Cuering Sr. 95-1PX-05345 
• Albert Beltran - 98-1PX-096354 
• Tony S. Espanos: 93-1PVI-51594 
• Alfredo M. Arivictor: 93-1PVI-7757 
• Katrina A. Ismael: 93-1PVI-53141 
• Noel M. Almerida: 94-1PVII-11297 
• Alex P. Baynio: 97-1PVII-20267 
• Glenn S. Tudtud: 07-1PVII-23366 
• Chito G. Narboada: 95-1PVII-13315
• Celerino S. Cabungcal Jr.: 94-1PVII-9990
• Bonifacio Balbes: 96-1PVII-17397
• Rogelio Wenceslao N. Sinco: 99-2PHN-49621 
• Gloria Guce Llamas: 92-1PXI-5671 
• Jose Eduardo Galang: 91-PVII-231 
• Ramil R. Castro: 94-1PNCR-227
• Michael D. Dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108
• Elizabeth R. Aspiras: 94-1PRC-22108
• Ramil Lapid: 92-1PXI-224 
• Orlando M. Lagarta: 93-1PNCR-6016
• Rene O. Agravante: 93-1PV-5715

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board are also seen via satellite in FIFTY THREE stations Nationwide.

Luzon:

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-5 Ilocos Norte
• TV-48 Ilocos Sur
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-5 Mountain Province
• TV-8 Tabuk
• TV 10 Bontoc
• TV-11 La Union
• TV-7 Ilagan
• TV-48 Cauayan
• TV-21 Santiago
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-7 Cabanatuan
• TV-10 Dagupan
• TV-10 Pampanga
• TV-5 Tarlac
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-27 Balanga
• TV-46 Malolos
• TV-26 Obando
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-12 Tagaytay
• TV-31 Calamba
• TV-26 San Pablo
• TV-44 Jalajala, Rizal
• TV-5 Lucena
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan
• TV-8 Coron, Palawan
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-33 Oriental Mindoro
• TV-13 Boac
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-8 Daet
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-13 Iriga
• TV-12 Legazpi
• TV-8 Malilipot
• TV-8 Camalig
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-2 Sorsogon
• TV-7 Masbate

Visayas:

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-48 Ormoc
• TV-10 Capoocan, Leyte
• TV-12 Isabel, Leyte
• TV-2 Kalibo
• TV-35 Boracay
• TV-11 Antique
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-13 Bacolod
• TV-5 Cadiz
• TV-30 Murcia, Negros Occidental
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Barili
• TV-11 Samboan
• TV-7 Toledo
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-5 Dumaguete
• TV-10 Sipalay

Mindanao:

• TV-41 Mambajao
• TV-35 Cagayan de Oro
• TV-12 Bukidnon
• TV-4 Dipolog
• TV-5 Ozamis
• TV-3 Pagadian
• TV-21 Ipil
• TV-11 Iligan
• TV-26 Butuan
• TV-3 Agusan del Sur
• TV-7 Dinagat
• TV-10 Surigao
• TV-2 Tandag
• TV-5 Davao
• TV-5 Panabo
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-12 Kidapawan
• TV-9 Zamboanga
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-12 Jolo
• TV-8 Tawi-Tawi

This is GMA, the Philippines' largest network, now signing on/off.

December 15, 2017-present (Voiced by Al Torres) with GMA Kapuso Theme August 6, 2012 (Instrumental Version)

This is GMA-DZBB Channel 7

A Commercial TV Station with 100,000-watt transmitting power authorized under Station License No. BSD-0067-2016 (REN) issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2019.

GMA studios are located at the GMA Complex EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic of the Philippines.

The GMA transmitter station is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by

Elvis B. Ancheta: Professional Electronics Engr No. 897 and 
Armando V. De Guzman: Professional Eletronics  Engineer no. 223


GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics Engineers, Technicians, and First Class Radio Operators with License issued by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Ricardo L. Cabral: Professional Electronics Engr No. 92
• Erwin R. Timbre: Electronics Engr No. 3650
• Harold Kim D. Magarro: Electronics Engr No. 16782
• Jonathan G. Salvo: Electronics Engr No. 19705
• Joel M. Agu: Electronics Engr No. 47027
• Jayrald C. Arellano: Electronics Engr No. 49545
• Rodrigo P. Cuizon, Jr.: Professional Electronics Engr No. 875
• Jimmy Mark G. Alatraca: Electronics Engineer No. 17336
• Louie O. Siapengco: Electronics Engineer No. 15586
• Ralph T. Palma: Electronics Engineer No. 29315
• Glynn Anthony A. Barroga: Electronics Engineer No. 37435
• Mamerto D. Logronio, Jr.: Electronics Engineer No. 28729
• Celestino A. Vega, Jr.: Electronics Engineer No. 19182
• Rodelino Galang: Electronics Engineer No. 51278 
• Ronnie N. Suarez: Professional Electronics Engineer No. 73 
• Reykel M. Espiritu: Electronics Tech No. 305
• Arvie P. Cariaga: Electronics Tech No. 603
• Leonardo M. Besanes: 94-1PNCR-9203
• Andres C. Rivera: 93-1PNCR-8081
• Adolfo A. Esplana, Jr.: 95-1PNCR-14740
• Jacinto M. Sevilla: 92-1PNCR-181
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
• Innocencio Robert D. Maniago: 95-1PNCR-15029
• Arnel V. Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
• Nathaniel F. Santiago: 11-1PHN-26421
• Alan S. Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie & Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in FIFTY FIVE stations nationwide!

LUZON:

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-5 Ilocos Norte
• TV-48 Ilocos Sur
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-5 Mountain Province
• TV-7 Isabela
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-44 Jalajala, Rizal
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan
• TV-8 Coron, Palawan
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-7 Masbate
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-12 Legazpi
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-2 Sorsogon
• TV-8 Daet

VISAYAS:

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-11 Basey Samar
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-12 Ormoc
• TV-2 Kalibo
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-13 Bacolod
• TV-30 Murcia, Negros Occidental
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-5 Dumaguete
• TV-10 Sipalay

MINDANAO:

• TV-35 Cagayan de Oro
• TV-12 Bukidnon
• TV-4 Dipolog
• TV-5 Ozamis
• TV-3 Pagadian
• TV-11 Iligan
• TV-26 Butuan
• TV-10 Surigao
• TV-2 Tandag
• TV-5 Davao
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-9 Zamboanga
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-12 Jolo

This is GMA, the Philippines' largest network, now signing on/off.

RPN-9

RPN Station Notice voiced by Ernie Angeles (1980-1989) and Andy Santillian (1995-2007)

This is RPN, the flagship television of the Radio Philippines Network Inc.

Our Studios are Located at Broadcast City, Old Balara, Capitol Hills, Diliman, Quezon City and our Transmitter are located at Panay Avenue, Quezon City.

DZKB-TV a commercial TV station with the power of 50-kilowatts transmitting power, authorized under licensed number (Number of Licensed) by the National Telecommunications Commission effective on (date) valid until to (date).

This Station is operated and maintain by the following Radio Engineers and Operators.

RPN is now signing on / off.

2013-2015

This is RPN, the flagship VHF television station of Radio Philippines Network Inc. with transmitter is located at Panay Avenue, South Triangle, Quezon City.

DZKB-TV is a commercial TV station with a power of 50 kilowatts under license number BSD-0675-2002 (REN), granted by the National Telecommunications Commission and valid from January 1, 2012 to December 31, 2014.

This station is operated and maintained by the following enginners and technicans duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Reynadlo A. Allarde - Professional Electronics Enginner # 27
• John Achilles J. Denna - Electronics Enginner # 41724
• Joar C. Malnegro - Electronics Enginner # 11753
• Joseph Vincent G. Gano - Electronics Enginner # 47734
• Elmer Anthony E. Castillo - Electronics Enginner # 50506
• Juan Paulo B. Ballaran - Electronics Enginner # 50994
• Eduardo S. Castillo - Electronics Enginner # 50435
• Gerald B. Cabrillos - 99-1PHN-21563
• Paulo Bryan I. Manahan - 09-1PCAR-23721

RPN is now signing on/off.

2016-present

This is RPN, the flagship VHF Television of Radio Philippines Network Inc. RPN studio and transmitter are located at Panay Avenue, South Triangle, Quezon City.

DZKB TV is a commercial TV station with a power of 50 Kilowatts under License No. BSD-0042-2015 (REN) grant by the National Telecommunications Commission effective on January 1, 2015 valid until December 31, 2017.

This station is operated and maintained by the following Engineers and Technicans duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission and National Telecommunications Commission.

• Reynaldo A. Allarde – Professional Electronics Engr. No.: 27
• John Achilles J. Denna – Electronics Engr. No.: 41724
• Joar C. Malnegro – Electronics Engr. No: 11753
• Joseph Vincent G. Cano – Electronics Engr. No.: 47734
• Juan Paulo B. Ballaran – Electronics Engr. No.: 50994
• Eduardo S. Castillo, Jr. – Electronics Engr. No.: 50435
• Carlo Ian A. De Guzman – Electronics Engr. No.: 48462
• Jan Ronel L. Montejo – Electronics Engr. No.: 41647
• Kevin C. Frias – Electronics Engr. No.: 56196
• David Jessof I. Ballesteros – Electronics Engr. No.: 57378
• Gerald B. Cabrillos – 99-1PHN-21563
• Ariel C. Briones – 14-1PCAR-26751
• Jimann Kiven E. Galicano – 14-1PCAR-26752

RPN is now signing on/off.

IBC-13 (1992-2010; from 2012-2016 there is no voice-over announcer for Station Notice)

(1993-2010)

Morning Prayer: Morning has just begun, let us awaken to the challenge of a new day. God, show us the wonder of your great love. You, who saved by your right hand, those who seek refuge in You. Keep us in the shadow of your wings from the wicked who asail us. Grant us patience to overcome petty intrigues. Courage, to rise from our mistakes and strength to face the challenges as we search for the truth in our daily undertakings. Help us to be at peace, O Lord, with ourselves, the world and You. Amen.

Evening Prayer: As we end another day, O Lord, we thank You for your unfailing help, protection and guidance, as we rest from the day's work. Grant us the peace of mind. Inspire us a full heart and renew a steadfast spirit within us, That we may awaken refreshed and ready for the challenges of another day, Deliver us from sins, and open our hearts, to forgiveness and reconciliation. Continue to shower Your blessings on us and our families and preserve the unity in our nation. Amen.

We are now begin/conclude another day of Broadcasting Activities, this is DZTV Channel 13, owned and operated by the Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation. Authorized by the National Telecommunication Commission with temporary permit number (Number of Licensed)

IBC 13 operates daily from 6:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. with the power of 50,000 watts.

IBC 13 studios are located at Broadcast City, Capitol Hills, Old Balara, Diliman, Quezon City and transmitter are located at Roosevelt Avenue, San Francisco del Monte, Quezon City.

IBC Channel 13 is maintain and operated by the following personnel, duly license by the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Ronnie N. Suarez (Electronics Communication Engineer): ECE No. 7854
• Perfecto Dayao: NTC License # 93-1PNCR-4582
• Domingo Torres: NTC License # 96-1PNCR-16938
• Armando V. De Guzman: NTC License # 95-1PNCR-13194
• Leonardo M. Bensanes: NTC License # 94-1PNCR-9203
• Andres C. Rivera: NTC License # 93-1PNCR-8081
• Adolfo A. Esplanade Jr,: NTC License # 95-1PNCR-14740
• Jacinto M. Sevilla: NTC License # 92-1PNCR-181

All programs and commercial materials shown on this channel have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board.

2016-2017 (voiced by Peewee)

Morning Prayer: Morning has just begun, let us awaken to the challenge of a new day. God, show us the wonder of your great love. You, who saved by your right hand, those who seek refuge in You. Keep us in the shadow of your wings from the wicked who asail us. Grant us patience to overcome petty intrigues. Courage, to rise from our mistakes and strength to face the challenges as we search for the truth in our daily undertakings. Help us to be at peace, O Lord, with ourselves, the world and You. Amen.

We are begin/now conclude another day of Broadcasting Activities.

This is DZTV Channel 13, a commercial television owned and operated by the Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation. Authorized by the National Telecommunications Commission with temporary permit number BSD-0421-2010 (REN)

IBC 13 operates daily from 6 A.M. to 2 A.M. with the power of 50,000 watts.

IBC 13 studios are located at Broadcast City, Capitol Hills, Diliman, Quezon City.

IBC Channel 13 is maintain and operated by the following personnel duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Ronnie N. Suarez: PECE No. 73
• Armando V. De Guzman: PECE No. 223
• Leonardo M. Besanes: 94-1PNCR-9203
• Andres C. Rivera: 93-1PNCR-8081
• Adolfo A. Esplana, Jr.: 95-1PNCR-14740
• Jacinto M. Sevilla: 92-1PNCR-181
• Jimmy Mark G. Alatraca: ECE No. 17336

IBC Provincial TV Personnel:

• Dencio M. Bernardino: 98-1PI-21793
• Bryant J. Tapay: 96-1PCAR-17297
• Jun B. Tindongan: 95-1PIII-4173
• Adche M. Atluna: 97-1PCAR-20353
• Kennedy T. Machan: 93-1PVI-5150
• Elvis M. Batiduan: 95-1PVI-12610
• Wilheim C. Lampon: 93-1PVI-8144
• Richan Y. Banner: 99-1PVI-22936
• Eduard S. Barber: 2K-1PVI-25080
• Gilbert C. dela Peña: ECE No. 20046
• Gregorio A. Reforma: 93-1PVII-4633
• Primitivo G. Mantica: 94-1PVII-9960
• Dennis M. Pelagio: 93-1PVII-2708
• Ferdinand R. Bustillo: 94-1PX-10349
• Julius C. Feril: 95-1PX-14674
• Timoteo C. Patino: 93-1PX-2000
• Aldrin P. Egut: 2K-1PXI-24457
• Raul C. Gementiza: 93-1PXI-8352
• Ariel M. Ceniza: 96-1PXI-17166

All programs and commercial material shown on this channel have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board.

Evening Prayer: THANK YOU, LORD FOR YOUR LOVE TODAY, FOR KEEPING US SAFE. WE PRAY, WATCH, O LORD, THOSE WHO WAKE OR WATCH OR WEEP TONIGHT AND GIVE YOUR ANGELS AND SAINTS. CHARGE OVER THOSE WHO SLEEP. TEND YOUR SICK ONES, DEAR LORD. REST YOUR WEARY ONES. BLESS YOUR DYING ONES. SOOTHE YOUR SUFFERING ONES. PITY YOUR AFFLICTED ONES. SHIELD YOUR JOYOUS ONES. AND ALL, FOR YOUR LOVE'S SAKE. AMEN.