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What does being Filipino sound like? Singer-songwriter BP Valenzuela and voice actor Nica Rojo break down the music and sounds that Pinoys hear every day, joined by experts who make and study these sounds—from loud calls of "Taho!" and "Balut!" , to church songs, to the loud sound effects in noontime variety shows, and more. Ingay Niyo: Sounds of Filipino Life is produced by Hit Productions.