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Joaquin Reyes (Filipino actor)

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Joaquin Lucas Miguel Saavedra Reyes (born October 28, 2000) is a Filipino actor, singer and songwriter. He was a member of Gimme 5 an all-boy group in the Philippines that was signed under ABS-CBN, Star Magic and Star Music.

Born
Joaquin Lucas Miguel Saavedra Reyes[1]

(2000-10-28) October 28, 2000 (age 25)[2]
OccupationsActor, singer, songwriter
Yearsactive2011–present
AgentStar Magic (2013–2017)
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Joaquin Reyes
Born
Joaquin Lucas Miguel Saavedra Reyes[1]

(2000-10-28) October 28, 2000 (age 25)[2]
OccupationsActor, singer, songwriter
Years active2011–present
AgentStar Magic (2013–2017)
Height5 ft 6.5 in (169 cm)
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Career

Joaquin Reyes made his first acting stint in Muling Buksan Ang Puso where he plays young Leonel Beltran, the younger version of Enchong Dee's character. After a lot of stints & guestings, that particular episode made his break through the walls of the TV industry. He shared that since his appearance from the show, Star Magic immediately kept in touch with them. He also shared that, after few months since he appeared, he guested on Minute to Win It along with not knowingly his soon-to-be group mates, Grae Fernandez & Brace Arquiza. Joaquin described that they went through make overs, trainings & other preparations while being clueless that they were going to be formed as a group. Currently, he is a member of Gimme 5.

Reyes, before joining Gimme 5, has done various commercials including his very first commercial 'drumline' from Milo.[3] Since then, Joaquin did many commercials until he slowly entered the TV industry. One of his first lead roles was in an episode of Jollitown. In Season 4, Episode 10, he portrayed "Jason" who doesn't have any patience to learn things.[4] At first, he never thought of being a celebrity or anything that is in the show business. He admits that when he joined the group didn't know what to do as things paced by quickly.

Joaquin said that the life of being in a boy group for him is very fun. He said much changed since the moment they were launched.[5] He described it as one of the best things you can do, having fun with your work.

Reyes wrote a song for their second album, Sophomore. He said that both he and Nash Aguas submitted around 3–4 of their songs, and the management picked one each. 'Hindi Ko Alam' is the title of the song that Joaquin wrote. They often joke about the title of the song on their shows asking each other what the next song is. He shares a 'not so typical' story on how he wrote the song which has also no way to do with the lyrics. On his international musical influences, he mentioned various bands in different interviews including, The Beatles, One Direction, Bee Gees, Imagine Dragons. For his local influence, he said his music is heavily influenced "Eraserheads", especially Ely Buendia since many of The Heads' songs are written by Buendia.[6]

Gimme 5 (2013–2018)

In 2013, the band debuted on ASAP 18 where they performed The Wanted's "Glad You Came".[7][8] The group admits to not being good singers. Nash even describes his voice as "parang pinunit na maong" but still, they proved their worth. Since then, the group improved themselves as singers, dancers and models. Their following on social media had grown since.

In November 2014, Gimme 5 released their self-titled debut album under Star Music.[9] They also starred in the TV series Bagito alongside Ella Cruz, Angel Aquino, and Nash Aguas which ended in March 2015. The group were interviewed by Myx on how they got their group name and was supposedly named "baby boys" which they found "baduy".[10]

After the TV series Bagito they resumed their album tour which was slowed down due to the TV Series. Non-stop sold out album tours were held in different places in the Philippines, giving their fans a chance to watch them perform live.[11] The group also shared in an interview with PUSH[12] a memorable fan experience in Albay Astrodome in Legazpi.[13] They first won an award in June 2015, as "Most Promising Recording/Performing Group" in 46th GMMSF Box-Office Entertainment Awards.[14] On August 14, 2015, The "Teen Power: The Kabataan Pinoy Concert Party" led by Gimme 5 and joined by the PBB 737 Teen Housemates, was held at the Aliw Theater in Pasay.

In September 2015, the hit local boy group Gimme 5 won the "Clash of Celebrities" on Saturday, which was part of the kick-off celebration for the sixth anniversary of "It's Showtime" held at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.[15]

Before they ended their tour, they shared what they mostly do before they start the show. After a year of touring, their final leg was held in Dagupan on May 7, 2016. After their final leg, they decided to lean on acting as individuals. In June 2016, Star Music and Gimme 5 announced that the group will release a second album for their fans.[16] Aguas said in an interview that some of the songs will be written by them.

Discography

Music videos

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2014 Hatid Sundo Gimme 5
  • Words & Melody By: Miles Noel & Kidwolf
  • Beat & Arrangement By: Kidwolf
  • Vocal Arrangement By: Miles Noel & Francis Salazar
  • Mastered and Produced By: Kidwolf
  • Published By: Star Songs, Inc.
[17]
2015 Pag Kasama Ka
  • Released Date: 28 March 2015
  • Published By: Star Songs, Inc.
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Singles

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2015 "Aking Prinsesa" Gimme 5
  • Words & Melody By: Daryl Barbaso & Brian Barbaso
  • Video and Edited By: Eaizen Almazan & Archelle de Belen
[19]
"Hey Girl"
  • Words & Melody By: Kennard Faraon
  • Lyric Video By: Jasmine Marie Maragay
[20]
"Growing Up"
  • Words and Music By: Rox Santos
  • Beat and Arrangement By: Kidwolf
[21]
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Studio albums

On 6 November 2014, Gimme 5 released their debut album under Star Music.[8][22][23][24][25]

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Gimme 5
Studio album by
Gimme 5
ReleasedNovember 6, 2014 (2014-11-06)
Recorded2014
GenresP-pop, Pop
LanguagesEnglish, Filipino
LabelStar Music
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No.TitleArtistLength
1."Pag Kasama Ka"Gimme 53:25
2."Hatid Sundo"Gimme 53:06
3."Aking Prinsesa"Gimme 54:05
4."Hey Girl"Gimme 53:44
5."Growing Up"Gimme 53:07
6."Ikaw Na Na"Gimme 53:24
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Additional Tracks (Minus One)
No.TitleArtistLength
1."Pag Kasama Ka (Minus One)"Gimme 53:25
2."Hatid Sundo (Minus One)"Gimme 53:06
3."Aking Prinsesa (Minus One)"Gimme 54:05
4."Hey Girl (Minus One)"Gimme 53:44
5."Growing Up (Minus One)"Gimme 53:07
6."Ikaw Na Na (Minus One)"Gimme 53:24
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Filmography

Film

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2017 Love You to the Stars and Back Vincent
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TV series

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Variety shows

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YearTitleNotesRef.
2014 ASAP 2014–c.2015, Performer
Gandang Gabi, Vice! Special guests [26]
It's Showtime [27][28]
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