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Danny Javier Children: Does Danny Javier Have Children?

Danny Javier Children – Popular Filipino singer and actor, Daniel Morales Javier was born on August 6th, 1947 in Abuyog, Leyte in the Philippines.

Javier was the son of Leonardo “Andok” Javier Sr. of Leyte and the brother of comedian George “Dyords” Javier, a former actor turned photographer and current Leyte vice governor Leonardo “Sandy” Javier Jr., and former Javier, Leyte mayor and current Andok’s Litson Corporation food chain owner Jimmy Javier.

Both San Beda University and Ateneo de Manila University attended by him. Mica Javier, a singer, and actress is his niece. Jobim, son of Javier, was a stage performer in Eto Na! Musikal Napo, a musical adaption based on the first tribute album Kami Napo Muna, as well as a radio DJ at Jam 88.3.

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Javier also started a T-shirt company based on the fictional figure Pidro, a guy from the Philippines’ countryside who traveled to Manila in search of money, called Pidro: Ang Saplot Ng Bayan.

Javier lived in General Santos City and had been traveling frequently to the US before APO split in 2010. Javier, who survived kidney failure, pneumonia, emphysema, heart failure, hepatitis, diabetes, and sepsis, had a near-death encounter in 2011. Later, he started promoting moringa as a complementary and alternative medicine.

Does Danny Javier Have Children?

Danny Javier had four children, namely; Jobim Javier, Justine Javier, Jamael Javier, and Juliene Javier.

Danny Javier biography

Popular Filipino singer and actor, Daniel Morales Javier was born on August 6th, 1947 in Abuyog, Leyte in the Philippines. Javier was the son of Leonardo “Andok” Javier Sr. of Leyte and the brother of comedian George “Dyords” Javier, a former actor turned photographer and current Leyte vice governor Leonardo “Sandy” Javier Jr., and former Javier, Leyte mayor and current Andok’s Litson Corporation food chain owner Jimmy Javier.

Along with Boboy Garrovillo and Jim Paredes, he was known as one of the members and the lead vocalist of the well-known musical group The APO Hiking Society, where he was the oldest member.

He created the term “OPM,” which originally referred to the Music of the Philippines, Philippine pop songs, particularly ballads, and any musical composition composed by a Filipino that became well-known in the Philippines during the late ’70s. OPM is also known as Original Pinoy Music, Original Philippine Music, and Original Pilipino Music. The phrase was still used to describe the popular Filipino music of the following decades.

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Update: 2024-05-21