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Is there a chance for an Eraserheads reunion? 'Pag tumakbo si Leni,' says Ely Buendia

Published Sep 28, 2021 1:32 pm Updated Sep 28, 2021 2:24 pm

Ely Buendia drew mixed reactions early this month from Eraserheads fans when he revealed that he and his bandmates were “never close.” There’s still a chance, however, for the iconic OPM band to reunite. 

When asked about the possibility of a long-awaited reunion, the former vocalist wrote on Twitter, “Pag tumakbo si Leni.” 

As of this writing, there are six possible candidates for president, namely Senator Bong Go, Senator Panfilo Lacson, Mayor Isko Moreno, Senator Manny Pacquiao, Senator Antonio Trillanes IV, and Bongbong Marcos Jr. The deadline for the filing of certificates of candidacy for the May 2022 polls is slated on Oct. 8.

It didn’t take long for Eraserheads fans to call the attention of Vice President Leni Robredo on the social media platform. In a tweet, an Internet user tagged Robredo, stressing that she’s their only hope for E-heads to reunite.

Screenshot from @jgs82 on Twitter

Another one called it an “added motivation” for Robredo to run for the upcoming elections. 

Screenshot from @JimboyAntonio on Twitter

A netizen was even quick to come up with a tagline: “Ely para kay Leni!’ 

Screenshot from @jrmnbos on Twitter

A Twitter user took the opportunity to request a free campaign jingle from the band. 

Screenshot from @akajeck01 on Twitter

If it works out, a netizen said it would indeed be a “win-win situation.”

Screenshot from @neddscape on Twitter

Buendia, however, posted a tweet after his original statement went the rounds on social media that his political views are his own and he does not share them with his ex-bandmates.

Eraserheads, which consisted of Ely Buendia, Buddy Zabala, Marcus Adoro, and Raymund Marasigan, became known for their hit projects Ultraelectromagneticpop! (1993), Circus (1994), and Cutterpillow (1995). They broke up in 2002, but had a reunion concert in 2008.

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