Two sisters from Bohol province gained online attention after a video of their original composition which they called 'Mirisi Friend' went viral.
Sisters Maricel and Maricor Sombrio are behind the song “Mirisi Friend” | Photo courtesy of Maricel Sombrio
Maricel Sombrio said she dedicates her song especially to people who are “marupok” when it comes to matters of the heart. Writing a song has always been very personal for her. Maricel said that she would normally share her personal experiences or her learnings from her previous relationships into her original compositions.https://web.facebook.com/cdndigital/videos/1272831896257052/“I used to ask a friend’s advice when I was struggling with my relationship.
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