Kapuso OST Princess Hannah Precillas released her debut single 'Kung Walang Ikaw' under GMA Music

After singing many memorable theme songs for notable Kapuso series and signing with GMA Music last month, Kapuso OST Princess Hannah Precillas takes her craft to the next level with her debut single, ‘Kung Walang Ikaw’.

The pop single is heard on air as the theme song of GMA’s well-loved series ‘Hiram Na Anak’, and isang emotional track about love and the promises that come with it. But for Hannah, the song is not just for couples. “Ako nakaka relate ako dun sa kanta kasi para sa akin, it’s universal. Kumbaga, hindi lang siya about romantic love between two individuals pero in all forms like for your parents and friends. I’m sure marami ring makaka relate rito in that way,” she shared. 

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