List of awards and nominations received by Regine Velasquez

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Regine Velasquez awards and nominations
Velasquez wearing a black laced dress holding a trophy while giving a speech on a microphone
Velasquez at the 2013 Golden Screen Awards
Totals[a]
Wins100
Nominations203
Note
  1. ^ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They recognize several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

Regine Velasquez is a Filipino singer and actress who has received several awards and nominations for her contributions in music, film and television. She rose to prominence after winning the television talent show Ang Bagong Kampeon in 1984 and the Asia Pacific Singing Contest in 1989.[1] Velasquez signed a record deal with Viva Records and released her self-titled debut album in 1987.[1] Later that year, she was named Most Promising Female Entertainer at the 10th Aliw Awards for her work. Her succeeding albums Nineteen 90 (1990) and Tagala Talaga (1991) won her the awards for the Most Popular Female Entertainer at the Box Office Entertainment Award ceremonies in 1991 and 1992.

Reason Enough (1993), Velasquez's fourth studio album, included the single "Sana Maulit Muli". She won Awit Awards for Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist for the song, and Best Performance by a Duet for "Muli" with Gary Valenciano. Velasquez's first international album, Listen Without Prejudice, was released in May 1994. Its lead single "In Love With You" was nominated for two Perfect 10 Music Awards, including Favorite Performance in a Song. She had full conceptual and creative control as the executive producer of her tenth studio album R2K, which was released in November 1999. In support of the album, she headlined the R2K Concert in April 2000 and won Best Female Major Concert Act at the Aliw Awards for the production. Velasquez was also named the Most Popular Female Entertainer at 30th Box Office Entertainment Awards, making her the first artist in the award show's history to receive the honor for the tenth consecutive year.

Velasquez released "You Are My Song", the main theme of her film Wanted Perfect Mother (1996). The song won Best Movie Theme Song and Best Ballad Recording at the Awit Awards in 1997. She also starred in the motion picture Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw (2000) and released the soundtrack's eponymous lead single, which won the FAMAS[2] and Star Award for Best Movie Theme Song,[2] as well as her second Awit Award for Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist in 2001. Velasquez's eleventh studio album Reigne was released in November 2001; two of its singles, "To Reach You" and "Sa Aking Pag-iisa", garnered her consecutive wins as Favorite Artist Philippines at the 2002 and 2003 MTV Asia Awards. Velasquez then appeared in the romantic comedies Pangako Ikaw Lang (2001) and Of All the Things (2013), for which she was awarded the Box Office Queen and the Golden Screen Award for Best Actress, respectively.

Velasquez has also received recognition for her work in television; she has accrued three Star Awards for Best Actress in 2002, Best Female Host in 2005 and Best Talent Search Program Host in 2006. In December 2016, she was included in People Asia magazine's annual People of the Year list.[3] In addition to competitive awards, Velasquez has been honored with many lifetime achievement awards, including the Awit Awards' Dangal ng Musikang Pilipino, the Star Awards for Music's Pilita Corales Lifetime Achievement Award, FAMAS Awards' Golden Artist, and Myx Music's Magna Award.

Awards and nominations[edit]

Key
Indicates non-competitive categories Indicates non-competitive categories
Awards and nominations received by Regine Velasquez
Award Year[a] Recipient(s) and nominee(s) Category Result Ref(s)
Aliw Awards 1987 Regine Most Promising Female Entertainer Won [4]
2000 R2K: The Concert Best Female Major Concert Act Won [5]
2001 R15 Best Female Major Concert Act Won [4]
2002 Two For The Knight Best Female Major Concert Act Won
2003 Martin and Regine: The World Concert Tour Best Female Major Concert Act Won
Best Major Concert Collaboration Won
2004 The Songbird & The Songwriter Best Performance in a Concert (Female) Won [6]
2005 Reigning Still Best Female Major Concert Act Nominated [7]
Queens on Fire Best Major Concert Collaboration Nominated
2007 Twenty Best Female Major Concert Act Won [8]
Entertainer of the Year Won
2009 Divas 4 Divas Best Female Major Concert Act Won [9]
Best Major Concert Collaboration Won
Entertainer of the Year Won
2012 Mr & Mrs A Best Major Concert Collaboration Nominated [10]
2013 Foursome Best Major Concert Collaboration Nominated [11]
2016 Royals Best Major Concert Collaboration Won [12]
2017 R3.0 Concert Best Female Major Concert Act Nominated [13]
2019 Herself Entertainer Of The Year Won [14]
Iconic Best Collaboration in a Concert Won
2020 Unified Best Collaboration in a Concert Nominated [15]
Anak TV Awards 2014 Sarap Diva Anak TV Seal Won [16]
2016 Anak TV Seal Won [17]
Asian Television Awards 2002 One Night with Regine Best Music Program Won [18]
2003 Back To Back Christmas Best Entertainment Special Won [19]
Awit Awards 1994 "Sana Maulit Muli" Best Performance By A Female Recording Artist Won [20]
"Muli" (with Gary Valenciano) Best Performance by a Duet Won
1995 "Forever" (with Martin Nievera) Best Performance by a Duet Won
1997 "You Are My Song" Best Movie Theme Song Recording Won
Best Ballad Recording Won
2001 "Habang May Buhay" (with Jaya) Best Performance by a Duet Won
"Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw" Best Performance By A Female Recording Artist Won
Best Movie Theme Song Recording Won
Best Ballad Recording Won
2004 "Pangarap Ko Ang Ibigin Ka" Best Movie Theme Song Recording Won
"Magpakailanpaman" (with Ogie Alcasid) Best Movie Theme Song Recording Nominated [21]
"Tell Me" (with Ariel Rivera) Best Performance By A Duet Nominated
Best Musical Arrangement Won [20]
Best Vocal Arrangement Won
2007 "A Single Soul" (with Reuben Laurente) Best R&B Music Won
Best Performance By A Duet Nominated [22]
"Kailangan Ko, Kailangan Mo"
(with Martin Nievera) 		Best Performance By A Duet Nominated
"Till I Met You" Best Performance By A Female Recording Artist Nominated
"Di Na Nag-Iisa" Best Song Written for Movie/TV/Stage Play Nominated
2008 "Paano Kita Iibigin" (with Piolo Pascual) Best Song Written for Movie/TV/Stage Play Won [23]
Best Performance By A Duet Nominated [24]
2009 "And I Love You So" People's Choice Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist Won [20]
Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist Nominated [25]
Low Key Best Album Package Nominated
2011 "You Don't Know" Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist Nominated [26]
Fantasy Album of the Year Nominated
2012 Regine Velasquez Dangal Ng Musikang Pilipino Award dagger Won [27]
2013 "Lipad Ng Pangarap"
(with Angeline Quinto) 		Best Inspirational/Religious Recording Won [28]
Best Collaboration Nominated [29]
2014 "Araw, Ulap, Langit" Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist Nominated [30]
Hulog Ka Ng Langit Best Selling Album of the Year Nominated
"Hulog Ka Ng Langit" Best Ballad Recording Nominated
"Nathaniel (Gift of God)" Best Inspirational/Religious Recording Won [31]
"Hele ni Inay" Best Christmas Recording Won
"Nandiyan Palagi" Best Song Written for Movie/TV/Stage Play Nominated [32]
2016 "Somewhere Over The Rainbow"
(with Jed Madela) 		Best Collaboration Nominated [33]
2018 "Hugot" Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist Nominated [34]
R3.0 Album of the Year Nominated
"Skybound" Best Inspirational Recording Nominated
"Hugot" Favorite Female Artist Won [35]
R3.0 Favorite Album of The Year Won
2019 "Pagbigyang Muli" (with Erik Santos) Best Collaboration Nominated [36]
2020 "Unbreakable" (with Moira Dela Torre) Best Collaboration Nominated [37]
Best Ballad Recording Nominated
Best Pop Recording Nominated
Best Song Written for Movie/TV/Stage Play Nominated
Best Vocal Arrangement Nominated
2021 "Mahal Ko O Mahal Ako" Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist Nominated [38]
Box Office Entertainment Awards 1991 Nineteen 90 Most Popular Female Entertainer Won [4]
1992 Tagala Talaga Most Popular Female Entertainer Won
1993 Reason Enough Most Popular Female Entertainer Won
1994 Listen Without Prejudice Most Popular Female Entertainer Won
1995 My Love Emotion Most Popular Female Entertainer Won
1996 Retro Most Popular Female Entertainer Won
1997 Do Re Mi Most Popular Female Entertainer Won
1998 Drawn Most Popular Female Entertainer Won
1999 R2K Most Popular Female Entertainer Won
2000 Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw Most Popular Female Entertainer Won
2001 Regine Live: Songbird Sings the Classics Most Popular Female Entertainer Won [39]
2002 Pangako Ikaw Lang Box Office Queen Won [40]
2003 Pangarap Ko Ang Ibigin Ka Female Entertainer of the Year Won [4]
2004 Covers Vol., 1 Female Entertainer of the Year Won
2005 Reflections Female Entertainer of the Year Won [41]
2007 Forever After Concert Queen Won [42]
2015 Voices of Love Female Concert Performer of the Year Won [43]
2016 Ultimate Female Concert Performer of the Year Won [44]
2017 Royals Female Concert Performer of the Year Won [45]
2018 #paMORE Female Concert Performer of the Year Won [46]
2019 Regine at the Movies Female Concert Performer of the Year Won [47]
2020 "Ikaw Ang Aking Mahal" Female Recording Artist Of The Year Won [48]
Catholic Mass Media Awards 2014 Hulog Ka Ng Langit Best Secular Album Won [49]
"Hulog Ka Ng Langit" Best Inspirational Song Won
EdukCircle Awards 2015 Ultimate Most Influential Concert Performer of the Year Won [50]
2016 Royals Most Influential Concert Performer of the Year Won [51]
2018 R.30 Most Influential Concert Performer of the Year Won [52]
2019 The Songbird and The Song Horse Most Influential Concert Performer of the Year Won [53]
FAMAS Awards 2001 "Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw" Best Movie Theme Song of the Year Won [2]
2006 Lifetime Achievement Award Golden Artist Award dagger Won [54]
2008 Paano Kita Iibigin Best Actress Nominated [55]
Golden Screen Awards 2013 Of All The Things Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical Won [56]
Katha Music Awards 1996 You've Made Me Stronger Best Female Pop Vocals Won [4]
2000 Sabihin Mo Lang Record Of The Year Nominated [57]
2002 Hanggang Ngayon (with Ogie Alcasid) Pop Vocal Collaboration Nominated [58]
One
(with Ogie Alcasid, Lani Misalucha, and Jaya) 		Nominated
KBP Golden Dove Award 2002 One Night with Regine Best TV Special Won [59]
Luna Awards 2008 Paano Kita Iibigin Best Actress Nominated [60]
Monster Radio Awards 1996 You Are My Song Female Solo Performance of the Year Won [61]
1998 Drawn Best Female Solo Artist of the Year Won [62]
MTV Asia Awards 2002 "To Reach You" Favorite Artist Philippines Won [63]
2003 "Sa Aking Pag-iisa (Remix)" Favorite Artist Philippines Won [64]
2004 "Pangarap Ko Ang Ibigin Ka" Favorite Artist Philippines Nominated [65]
MTV Pilipinas Music Award 2001 "Lost Without Your Love" Favorite Female Artist in a Video Won [4]
2002 "To Reach You" Favorite Female Artist in a Video Nominated
Favorite Song Nominated
2003 "Sa Aking Pag-iisa (Remix)" Favorite Female Artist in a Video Won
Favorite Song Won
Myx Music Awards 2007 "Bakit Ba Inibig Ka" (with Erik Santos) Favorite Collaboration Won [66]
"Hindi Ko Na Kaya Masaktan Pa"
(with Ogie Alcasid) 		Nominated [67]
2008 "Paano Kita Iibigin" (with Piolo Pascual) Favorite Collaboration Nominated [68]
Favorite Myx Live Performance Nominated
2009 "Tell Me That You Love Me" Favorite Mellow Video Nominated [69]
Low Key Favorite Mellow Artist Nominated
2010 "And I Love You So" Favorite Mellow Video Nominated [70]
2011 "You Don't Know" Favorite Mellow Video Nominated [71]
Regine Velasquez Magna Award dagger Won [72]
2015 "Takipsilim" (with Gloc-9) Favorite Collaboration Won [73]
Best Music Video Nominated
2017 "Makitang Kang Muli" (with Ebe Dancel) Favorite Remake Nominated [74]
2019 "Pagbigyang Muli" (with Erik Santos) Remake of the Year Nominated [75]
Star Awards for Movies 2001 "Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw" Best Movie Theme Song of the Year Won [2]
2008 Paano Kita Iibigin Darling of the Press Won [76]
Star Awards for Music 2009 Low Key Female Recording Artist of the Year Won [77]
Revival Album Of The Year Won
Female Pop Artist of the Year Nominated [78]
Album Cover Design Nominated
"And I Love You So" Music Video Of The Year Nominated
2011 Fantasy Female Recording Artist of the Year Nominated [79]
Music Video of the Year Nominated
Female Pop Artist of the Year Nominated
2012 Mr. & Mrs. A Concert of the Year Nominated [27]
Female Concert Performer of the Year Nominated
Regine Velasquez Natatanging Alagad Ng Musika dagger Won
2013 Silver Female Concert Performer of the Year Won [80]
Concert of the Year Nominated
Foursome Female Concert Performer of the Year Nominated
Concert of the Year Won
2014 Hulog Ka Ng Langit Album Cover Concept and Design of the Year Won [81]
Album of the Year Nominated [82]
Female Recording Artist of the Year Nominated
Female Pop Artist of the Year Nominated
Voices of Love Concert of the Year Nominated
Female Concert Performer of the Year Nominated
2015 Ultimate Female Concert Performer of the Year Won [83]
Concert of the Year Won
"Push Mo Yan 'Teh" (with Vice Ganda) Novelty Song of the Year Nominated
2016 Royals Female Concert Performer of the Year Nominated [84]
Concert of the Year Nominated
2018 "Hugot" Female Recording Artist Of The Year Nominated [85]
R3.0 Revival Album Of The Year Nominated
R3.0 Female Concert Performer Of The Year Nominated
Concert Of The Year Nominated
#paMORE Concert Of The Year Won [86]
2019 "Ikaw Ang Aking Mahal" Female Recording Artist Of The Year Nominated [87]
"Pagbigyang Muli" (with Erik Santos) Collaboration Of The Year Nominated
Regine At The Movies Female Concert Performer Of The Year Nominated
Concert Of The Year Nominated
Regine Velasquez Pilita Corales Lifetime Achievement Award dagger Won [88]
2021 "I Am Beautiful" Female Recording Artist Of The Year Won [89]
[90]
Music Video Of The Year Nominated
Iconic Female Concert Performer Of The Year Won
Concert Of The Year Nominated
2022 "Mahal Ko O Mahal Ako" Female Recording Artist of the Year Pending [91]
Revival Recording of the Year Pending
Unified Female Concert Performer of the Year Pending
Concert of the Year Pending
Live for Jesus
(with Ogie Alcasid, Jaya, and Gary Goditoc) 		Inspirational Song of the Year Pending
Star Awards for Television 2002 Maalaala Mo Kaya Best Single Performance by an Actress in a Lead Role Won [92]
2005 SOP Best Female TV Host Won [4]
2006 Pinoy Pop Superstar Best Talent Search Program Host Won [93]
SOP Best Female TV Host Nominated
2007 Pinoy Pop Superstar Best Talent Search Program Host Nominated [94]
SOP Best Female TV Host Nominated
2008 SOP Best Female TV Host Nominated [95]
2009 Celebrity Duets Best Talent Search Program Host Nominated [96]
SOP Best Female TV Host Nominated
2010 Celebrity Duets Best Talent Search Program Host Nominated [97]
SOP Best Female TV Host Nominated
2011 Party Pilipinas Best Female TV Host Nominated [98]
2012 Party Pilipinas Best Female TV Host Nominated [99]
2013 Sarap Diva Best Celebrity Talk Show Host Nominated [100]
H.O.T. TV Best Magazine Show Host Nominated
2015 Bet ng Bayan Best Talent Search Program Host Nominated [101]
2016 Sarap Diva Best Celebrity Talk Show Host Nominated [102]
2017 Full House Tonight Best Female TV Host Nominated [103]
2019 ASAP Natin 'To Best Female TV Host Nominated [104]
The Clash Best Magazine Show Host Nominated
2021 ASAP Natin 'To Best Female TV Host Nominated [105]
World Music Awards 2013 Regine Velasquez World's Best Entertainer of the Year Nominated [106]
World's Best Female Artist Nominated
World's Best Live Act Nominated

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.

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