Viñas Deluxe has released “Bakit Ba Minamahal Kita” (“Why Do I Love You?”), the third track from her self-titled EP. Written and composed by Jonathan Manalo, the Filipino pop ballad explores the complexities of love and heartbreak with a contemporary OPM sound.
The arrangement, handled by Teddy Katigbak, is complemented by background vocals from Trisha Denise, while Dante Tañedo’s mixing and mastering emphasize clarity and emotional depth. The track is produced by Jonathan Manalo.
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Lyrics reflect emotional conflict and confusion:
Nakatulala, di alam ang gagawin
(Staring blankly, not knowing what to do)
Di ko maintindihan kung tayo pa rin
(I don’t understand if we’re still together)
Nalilito sa mga sinabi mo
(I’m confused by what you said)
The chorus highlights the tension of loving someone while facing uncertainty:
Bakit ba minamahal kita
(Why do I love you?)
Bakit ba palagi mong sinasaktan ang puso ko
(Why do you always hurt my heart?)
Nababaliw pa rin ako sa yo
(I still go crazy over you)
Kahit aking nadaramang may mahal ka ng iba
(Even though I feel that you love someone else)
The song is released under ABS-CBN MUSIC – Star Music, with support from Executive Producers Carlo Katigbak and Roxy Liquigan, Label Head Andie Arellano, and Overall Head of Creatives Jonathan Manalo. Marketing and promotions were managed by Franz Garcia, Gabriel De Leon, Meg Diaz, and Lors Diaz, with multimedia support from Lea Marie Dente, Bree Cabigting, Alas Yabut, and Jerryson “Chuchay” Salvador.
“Bakit Ba Minamahal Kita” demonstrates Viñas Deluxe’s vocal range and emotional delivery, paired with Jonathan Manalo’s careful production. The song offers listeners a detailed exploration of love, heartbreak, and longing, positioning it as a notable addition to contemporary OPM.
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