Eh Kasi Bata! « Bring Back the Nineties by Kidswereus

Eh Kasi Bata!

February 19, 2007

Long before Goin’ Bulilit was a kiddie show entitled, Eh Kasi Bata. It was hosted by the four popular child stars in the ninties namely RR Herrera, LA Lopez (who had this annoying high-pitched voice and incidentally, he’s also the singer of the show’s theme song), Cathleen Gokien, and of course, Aiza Seguerra!

The show I think, was ABS-CBN’s way to fill the gap that the Star Club left. It was also, in a way, defensive programming because GMA-7 was airing the Lucky Seven Club. I searched this on Youtube and all I found is a dance number from a mall show playing the Eh Kasi Bata theme. It still has LA Lopez’s voice so you can have a bad case of LSS (Last Song Syndrome) after watching the video. Don’t say we didn’t warn you!

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6 Comments Add your own

1. Irma | February 21, 2007 at 9:50 am

Boses ba ni LA un? Parang boses ni Aiza. Asan na si LA ngaun? Di ko maintindihan ang taong un hehe (kung bakla ba or whatever!)
2. kidswereus | February 21, 2007 at 8:44 pm

Onga. Asan si LA Lopez?! May prize (of course, ang prize ay GLORY and RECOGNITION in this blog) ang makahanap ng recent video nya. I think boses ni LA…matinis kasi. Si Aiza medyo buyo na ang boses.
3. micka | March 4, 2007 at 7:23 pm

saan ba maka2hanap or maka2pgdownload g kanta na eh kasi bata!???
plzzzzzzz!! help me nmn oh…
4. ignoramus | November 30, 2007 at 1:50 am

nasan na ba si LA? sobrang hirap na makahanap sa net ng kahit pix lang.
5. raqs | October 11, 2008 at 10:33 pm

alam ko pastor si la lopez ngaun
6. misha | November 28, 2008 at 5:57 pm

hi, hindi po si LA ang kumanta nun, babae po ang kumanta nun, jaymie baby ang pangalan.

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