‘Pakisabi Na Lang’: Sam Concepcion Revives The Company’s Hit

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Sam Concepcion has put a modern spin on the Filipino classic “Pakisabi Na Lang,” originally by The CompanY, offering a fresh and deeply emotional take on the 1990s hit. Released on December 19, 2025, Concepcion’s version breathes new life into the song, capturing the heartache and quiet acceptance at the core of the lyrics.

Written by Edith M. Gallardo and Moy Ortiz, “Pakisabi Na Lang” has been a popular track for various Filipino artists, including Ice Seguerra, Ronnie Liang, and Marvin Ong who also recorded cover versions. However, Concepcion’s rendition stands out for its contemporary sound and emotional intensity. His delivery adds a layer of rawness, conveying the pain of unspoken love and the difficult decision to let go, even when the feelings remain.

Sam Concepcion Revives The Company's 'Pakisabi Na Lang'

The song’s lyrics express the inner conflict of loving someone without being able to confess it, highlighted by lines like, “Pakisabi na lang na mahal ko siya, ‘Di na baleng may mahal siyang iba” (Tell him I love him, even if he loves someone else). These poignant words resonate with anyone who has faced the sorrow of unreciprocated love or the painful necessity of moving on.

This version of Sam Concepcion, released under Universal Records Philippines, retains the essence of the original while giving it a fresh, more contemporary feel. His voice adds a layer of emotional depth, making the song feel both timeless and immediately relevant to today’s listeners.

“Pakisabi Na Lang” has always been a song about unrequited love, but Concepcion’s interpretation adds a new emotional dimension. By weaving vulnerability with acceptance, the song remains a powerful reminder of the complexities of love.

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