Romer Butuyan 
BILANG kauna-unahang Filipino pop group na makatungtong sa entablado ng Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival sa Indio, California para ipamalas ang angking talento, binigyang-pagkilala ng Kamara ang Pinoy Pop sensation BINI
Mismong sina Speaker Faustino Dy III at Majority Leader Sandro Marcos, kasama si Negros Occidental 3rd District Rep. Javier Miguel “Javi” Benitez ang nanguna sa pagtanggap sa Kamara ng mga miyembro ng BINI matapos pagtibayin ang House Resolution 1001 na nagbibigay karangalan sa naturang grupo.
Mayo 13, 2026 nang katigan sa plenaryo ang HR 1001 na nagpapahayag ng papuri at pagbati sa international achievement ng BINI, kasama na ang malaking kontribusyon nito para isulong ang Filipino culture sa iba’t-ibang panig ng mundo.
Pinakahuling nagtanghal ang BINI sa Coachella, na kinokonsiderang pinakamalaki at most influential global music festival.
“The success of BINI at Coachella 2026 serves as a source of immense national pride, proving that Filipino musicality and artistry can compete and excel at the highest levels of the international entertainment industry,” saad pa sa naturang House resolution.
Paglalarawan ng Kamara sa nasabing grupo, ang BINI anila ay “Nation’s Girl Group” na nangunguna sa pagsusulong ng isang “modern, globally competitive brand of [OPM].”
Ang pagtungtong anila ng BINI sa Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival noong Abril 10 at 17, 2026 ay hudyat sa pagkakaroon ng “global recognition, cultural influence, and entry into the international mainstream music industry.”
“BINI delivered a high-energy 45-minute set at the Mojave stage, where the group debuted its new single “Blush” from the EP Signals and performed hit songs such as “Pantropiko,” “Karera,” and “Salamin, Salamin.”
Sa panig ni Marcos — “BINI’s Coachella moment belongs to every young Filipino who has ever dreamed of bringing our music, language and creativity to the global stage.”
“Under President Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr.’s vision of a confident Filipino culture, and with Speaker Bojie Dy’s support for the creative industries, we are telling our artists that the country sees them, values them and believes in their place in the world,” dagdag niya.
“Para sa maraming kabataan, BINI proves that creativity can be a path, a profession and a source of national pride,” giit ng Ilocos Norte lawmaker.
“The creative economy is part of nation-building, because when Filipino talent succeeds, jobs are created, communities are inspired and our culture travels farther than any speech ever could,” aniya pa.
