Posted on 06/15/2025

FELIP Stuns in Dual Events: From Bicol Loco to Binibining Pilipinas

This past weekend, FELIP (Ken Suson)—performing with his band SB19—commanded two major stages: the Bicol Loco Music Festival 2025 and the 61st Binibining Pilipinas Coronation Night. With electrifying performances, bold styling, and magnetic presence, FELIP once again proved he’s not just a performer—he’s a phenomenon.

The “Kalbong Pink” of Bicol Loco

On June 15, at the Bicol Loco Music Festival, FELIP debuted a freshly buzzed pink hair, instantly earning the playful nickname “Kalbong Pink” (Bald Pink). The look went viral, with fans flooding social media with fancams, photos, and comparisons to Hanamichi Sakuragi from the classic anime Slam Dunk. With his anime-worthy visuals, lean frame, and fearless energy, many described him as a “living anime character.”

But it wasn’t just about looks—FELIP’s low bass voice left a lasting impression on casual listeners and fans alike. Described as “solid” and “unexpectedly deep,” his vocals anchored SB19’s harmonies and brought an edge of richness to the live sound.

Dance Moves That Hit Different

FELIP’s dancing was another standout, especially during the choreography for “8TONBALL”—a highlight from SB19’s Simula at Wakas EP. With sharp execution, control, and an effortless sense of rhythm, FELIP moved as if music flowed through him. His performance was both technical and expressive, showing why he’s often regarded as a triple-threat performer.

Even in a group known for tight choreography, FELIP’s flair and intensity elevated the overall stage, reinforcing his reputation as a dynamic artist with unmistakable stage magnetism.

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A Visual Knockout in Every Angle

Just a day later, FELIP returned to the spotlight at Binibining Pilipinas 2025, this time with a bold new look—his hair now a vivid blue. The transition from pink to blue wasn’t just aesthetic—it symbolized transformation, evolution, and FELIP’s ability to surprise with style and substance.

Under the pageant’s bright lights, FELIP stood out once more with his glowing skin, piercing gaze, and elevated styling. One viral comment captured the sentiment perfectly: “He’s even more gorgeous in person.”

Simula at Wakas: The Soundtrack of Bicol Loco

During Bicol Loco, SB19 delivered a powerful six-song set with one encore, featuring tracks from their latest EP, Simula at Wakas. The performance showcased the group’s emotional depth, polished choreography, and musical evolution.

FELIP’s stage presence was undeniable—from commanding movements to confident vocal delivery. His expressive performance, enhanced by the now-iconic Kalbong Pink look, resonated strongly with the crowd.

Back to Manila with Music in the Air

The morning after the show, FELIP boarded a flight back to Manila where he unexpectedly crossed paths with “Tibok” hitmaker Earl Agustin, who had also performed at Bicol Loco. The encounter was quiet yet meaningful—Earl has consistently expressed his admiration for FELIP’s artistry since 2023, making the moment a subtle full circle between two artists who share deep respect for each other’s craft. It’s a glimpse into the growing creative kinship shaping today’s OPM scene.

A Vocal Showcase in Full Bloom at Binibining Pilipinas

At the 61st Binibining Pilipinas Coronation Night, SB19 shifted into a more elegant mood, unveiling refreshed versions of “I WANT YOU” and “Moonlight.” The new arrangements highlighted the group’s versatility, with FELIP’s vocals taking center stage—from his deep register to fluid runs and smooth falsetto. It was a performance marked by subtlety, grace, and vocal finesse.

A Weekend to Remember

From the buzzed pink crown to the final falsetto note, FELIP captivated fans, cameras, and conversations across two very different stages. Whether you know him as FELIP, Kalbong Pink, or SB19’s bass-voiced standout, one thing remains clear:

He doesn’t just perform—he defines the moment.

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