THE German Moreno Walk of Fame Foundation and Eastwood City join the nation in mourning the passing of Freddie Aguilar, a true icon of Filipino music whose songs gave voice to the struggles, hopes, and identity of the Filipino people.
LASTING TRIBUTE In 2010, Freddie Aguilar was awarded a star on the Eastwood City Walk of Fame — an enduring tribute to his profound influence on the country’s cultural and artistic landscape. EASTWOOD CITY PHOTO
Best known for his timeless anthem, “Anak,” a song that resonated across generations and cultures, Aguilar’s powerful storytelling and unwavering patriotism made him a central figure in the evolution of Philippine music.
His legacy lives on through his music, which continues to inspire reflection and pride in Filipino heritage.
In 2010, Aguilar was awarded a star on the Eastwood City Walk of Fame — an enduring tribute to his profound influence on the country’s cultural and artistic landscape.
His star stands proudly among those of other revered artists who have shaped the soul of a nation.
Established by the late German “Kuya Germs” Moreno, the German Moreno Walk of Fame Foundation oversees the Eastwood Walk of Fame.
Originally funded through Moreno’s personal resources, the nonprofit organization remains dedicated to honoring individuals who have made enduring contributions to Philippine entertainment, media and public service.
The Eastwood Walk of Fame serves as a lasting tribute to Filipino talent, excellence and legacy.
Those who wish to pay their respects may visit his star in Eastwood City located at Fuente Circle Fountain area.
