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|Formation Date = 2002
|origin = [[Manila]], [[Philippines]]
|genre = [[Pop music|Pop]], [[Rock music|rock]], [[Original Pilipino Music|OPM]]
|occupation = Singer, dancer, model
|years_active = 2002–present
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'''MUS'KA''' is a [[Philippine]] [[pop group]] formed in 2002.<ref>http://www2.clickthecity.com/event/detail.asp?evid=12063
</ref><ref name="geocities.com">http://web.archive.org/web/20040401091635/http://www.geocities.com/rosas_muska/artists.html</ref>
They released their first album entitled ''"Today's Youth Tomorrow's Leader"'' in December 2002. Songs on the album include May Kaibigan Ka. I cannot understand. What's Gonna Happen. Maligaya ba. Para lang sayo. Puwede sana puwede. Sana. When I think of you. Their songs and performances earned them a nomination at the Philippines' [[Aliw Awards]] in 2003.
Mus'ka artistic vision is one of a peaceful world, in which all humans are aware of their environment, country and community, and to encourage work for good.
Mus'ka's first concert, entitled Children's Power was in December, 2003 at the Folk arts Theatre with pop star and actress [[Jolina Magdangal]] and with master showman[[German Moreno]]<ref name="geocities.com"/><ref name="articlearchives.com">http://www.articlearchives.com/humanities-social-science/visual-performing-arts/155416-1.html</ref> The concert Showcased the songs of Mus'ka with three additional songs entitled; Magulang ko Mahal ko,Manood kayo saamin and A better Future.<ref name="oocities.com">http://web.archive.org/web/20040408084601/http://www.geocities.com/rosas_muska/Photos.html</ref> The group has performed at a total of six of these concerts.
==Band history==
=== 2002===
The members of Mus'ka met during the auditions for the movie, [[mga Munting Tinig]] at the LVN studio compound in March of 2002. Over 150 applicants auditioned for the movie but only 9 boys and 6 girls met [[Gil M. Portes]]'s standards<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20040605095128/http://www.geocities.com/rosas_muska/aboutmovie.html</ref> After filming completed, Rosas Records communicated with the six kids in the movie--Pierro, Cyline, Jocel, Rowell, Keno and Myko--to arrange a Pop group along with two other selected members, Michelle (Miss Enchanted Kingdom Talent and Smile) and Hazel (stage performer and singer), to form Mus'ka. The word Mus'ka is derived from the original term, [[Musika]]. The letter "I", indicating the first person singular pronoun, was omitted for the simple reason that the kids' mission is ''to sing together'' in harmony and to perform with a love for music. The name also means that the love for music resides in everyone and everyone is free for everyone.
In September of 2002, the 8 members of Mus'ka started recording and rehearsing for their performances. They trained for almost 4 months under the watchful eye of their mentor, choreographer and manager, along with their composers, music arrangers, and vocal coach. Their first performance took place at the Farmer's Plaza Mall on December 21, 2002 and they released their first album on the same day. The departure of short-term member Hazel Dacanay was replaced by a theater performer, Zaira.{{citation needed|date=March 2011}}
===2003===
'''Mus'ka''' performed in different malls in the Philippines such as Ali Mall, Ever Gotesco, Star mall and in all branches of [[SM Prime Holdings|SM]] super malls.{{citation needed|date=March 2011}} [[German Moreno]] engaged them to perform once a month on his Master showman TV show in GMA.{{citation needed|date=March 2011}}
In the spring of 2003, Mus'ka appeared on T.V. Guestings, mall tour and out of town performances. They also recorded additional songs (magulang ko mahal ko and A better Future) to include in their first album.{{citation needed|date=March 2011}}
In June of 2003, Mus'ka was invited to perform in the hit morning show of [[ABS-CBN]], Magandang Umaga Bayan, where they sang an original composition for the [[Independence Day (Philippines)|Independence Day]] segment. Shortly after their T.V appearance, Mus'ka appeared on the cover of Philippine Magazines; Liwayway magazine on June 16, 2003,<ref># [http://www.geocities.com/rosas_muska/liwayway.html http://www.geocities.com/rosas_muska/liwayway.html]{{dead link|date=October 2010|bot=AnomieBOT}}</ref> Movie Star Magazine and Flash Movie Magazines. In 2003 [[Warner Brothers]] bought the distribution rights of the [[mga Munting Tinig]] movie, starring [[Alessandra De Rossi]],<ref># http://movies.tvguide.com/small-voices/cast/137050</ref> and was once again shown to the public. The film won many awards in the Philippines and in abroad and it was the time where one of the Mus'ka members, Pierro Rodriguez, got nominated as the best new actor' in the PMPC star awards for his role in the film.
Mus'ka was nominated as the best new group by the award giving body, [[Aliw Awards]]. In October 2003, the group performed at the Cainta, Rizal gymnasium for a mini-concert with the students of the Sacred heart Catholic School of Cainta. Rosas Records announced in September that Mus'ka would have their first major concert at the [[Folk Arts Theater]] on December 7, 2003 together with,actress and pop star, [[Jolina Magdangal]] and hosted by [[German Moreno]].<ref name="articlearchives.com"/><ref name="oocities.com"/> Several schools participated in the event including the major orphanage in the Philippines. The concert launched all the songs of Mus'ka with an additional song "Manood kayo saamin" that served as their opening number for the concert. The song "Magulang ko Mahal ko" was dedicated to all the parents in the event. The huge concert was directed by Robert Tongko.
===2004===
In the summer of 2004, Mus'ka was invited by the officials of Marinduque to have a concert on that island. Mus'ka members with their parents and manager stayed in the Island for more than two weeks, attending radio programs, making personal appearances, and other publicity events.
December 16, 2004 was the date for the '''Second Children's Power''' concert, be held at the [[Cuneta Astrodome]]. This time, the concert became a gathering of different schools to showcase talents in singing and dancing. The Mus'ka performed their own version of My funny Valentine, Graduation day, Celebrate, Holiday and That's The Way I Like It, accompanied by "The Sisters", Jam and Toni Rodriguez. Michelle Rodriguez was voted the most popular Mus'ka member in the said event.
===2005===
in the summer of 2005, Rosas Records announced that Mus'ka would make a movie with [[Camille Prats]] and [[Marco Alcaraz]].<ref># http://www.manilastandardtoday.com/?page=goodLife04_mar02_2006</ref> The movie, Mga batang Bangketa, started filming on August 2005 with the theme song ''Magulang ko Mahal ko'' by Mus'ka; the movie serves as the third Children's Power.
Mga Batang Bangketa premiered on February 2006.<ref>http://www.mb.com.ph/issues/2006/02/19/ENTR2006021956700.html</ref><ref name="ReferenceA">http://www.webcitation.org/query?url=http://www.geocities.com/rosasentertainment2/thecast.html&date=2009-10-26+01:50:15</ref>
===2006===
February 2006 the movie was shown to over 30 cinemas in the Philippines.<ref name="ReferenceA"/> April 2006, The Mus'ka was invited to perform in Pagsanjan.
1st week of October when Rosas Records announced that the six members of Mus'ka will have their own Entertainment [[talk show]] on [[RJTV]] channel.{{Citation needed|date=April 2009}} The Talk show which was named after their song ''kaibigan"'' (composed by Ton llantada) was hosted by Mus'ka members and was co-hosted by Cherry Chastain.The T.V. show featured stories about different places and events here in the Philippines, it also tackled about different customs and traditions of different cultures. Board of directors from [[FAMAS]] and Quezon City Mayor [[Sonny Belmonte]] were some of the guests that appeared in the Kaibigan show of Mus'ka. Several schools were also given the chance to perform on the Show
*December 2006- the 4th children's power was held at the Amoranto sports complex.
===2007===
The Kaibigan T.V. show made it up to second season. While Jocel Escobal requested to leave the group for a while to rest. The five Mus'ka members continued hosting the T.V program and continued performing in mall shows. The third season(April 2007) the T.V show opened a new segment, it was a singing contests called "Pinoy Yata Ako". season 4 (August 2007)of The Kaibigan program was followed by the return of Jocel Escobal from the group Mus'ka.After four seasons in [[RJTV]],the T.V. show finally said its goodbye to the viewers last October 27, 2007.{{Citation needed|date=April 2009}}
*the 5th Children's Power(December 15, 2007)was held at the [[Amoranto Sports Theater]] with over 15 school participants.
===2008===
The Mus'ka Group continued with their usual Performances in marikina Riverbanks,Ever Gotesco Ortigas and Common Wealth, Sta Lucia Malls and Robinsons malls,with a Radio Program at DWBL once a week. 2nd batch for the Pinoy yata ako singing contest was also opened
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===2009===
The Mus'ka had their first performance of the year 2009 at the [[Broadway Centrum]] stars Plaza accompanied by several performances in different malls and events
they had also begin collaborating with another radio station DWDD armed forces radio.
December 2009 Mus'ka had a Christmas part at Ever Gotesco Ortigas and the party was dedicated in helping typhoon victims of Ondoy
===2010===
February 14, 2010 was the performance date of the 7th children's power of the Mus'ka at Amoranto sports theater, over 15 schools participated and attended the event. after the Children's power, the group was invited at channel 13 for a guest appearance. currently the Mus'ka members are busy rehearsing new songs and performances for 2011 and of course the 8th Children's power
==Shows,Tour and Concerts==
*2002- Album Tour (Today's Youth Tomorrow's Leader)
*2002- performance at Cavite Province
*2003- performance at Gapan Province
*2003- Mus'ka summer mall tour
*2003- Magandang Umaga Bayan(ABS-CBN) T.V. guesting
*2003- Tining ng Kabataan (mini concert in Cainta Rizal)
*2003- 1st Children's power(concert in Folk Arts theater)<ref name="oocities.com"/>
*2004- Intramuros Tourism performances
*2004- Aliw Theatre Performance
*2004- Channel 13 T.V. Guesting
*2004- Marinduque Province Concert
*2004- March - June mall tour
*2004- World Trade center performance
*2004- 2nd children's power (concert in Cuneta Astrodome)
*2005- RJTV "Jojo A. all the way"( T.V guestings)
*2005- mall tour for mga Batang Bangketa movie
*2005- 3rd Children's power (Enchanted Kingdom)
*2005- ETK([[ABS-CBN]]) T.V Guestings
*2005- UNTV Guesting
*2006- Performance in Pagsanjan Province
*2006-2007- Hosted at Kaibigan ([[RJTV]]) T.V. Show for 4 seasons
*2006- 4th Children's Power (Amoranto Sports Complex)
*2006- Unang Hirit([[GMA]]) T.V. Guesting
*2007- 5th Children's power (Amoranto Sports Theater)
*2008- Radio Program at DWBL
*2008- Miss ITTE Tourism Performance( SM Complex)
*2008- summer mall tour
*2009- Broadway Centrum Stars Plaza (mini Concert)
*2009- 6th Children's Power (Amoranto Sports Theater)
*2009- Mus'ka 2009 mall tour
*2009- Umagang Kay Ganda ([[ABS-CBN]]) T.V. Guesting
*2009- 5th year anniversary of "saksi sa balita" newspaper
*2010- 7th CHildren's power (Amoranto Theater)
*2010- NCCA T.V. guesting
*2010- regular T.V. Guesting
*2010- Master Showman walang tulugan ([[GMA]])
==References==
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==External links==
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* [http://www.geocities.com/rosas_muska/index.html Official Mus'ka Site]{{dead link|date=October 2010|bot=AnomieBOT}}
* [http://profiles.friendster.com/42012898 Official Friendster site]
* [http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/Muska/318079295914?v=wall&ref=ts official facebook fan page]
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