Fresh off the viral success of his breakout hit “Sa Bawat Sandali,” rising singer-songwriter Amiel Sol is back with another emotional punch — this time, with “Nahanap Kita.” The track, which translates to “I Found You,” is set for release on April 23, and Sol dropped the news with a teaser video, giving fans a first listen at what’s shaping up to be his next big moment.
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In the preview, Sol hints that “Nahanap Kita” is all about “finding your person” — the kind of love that feels destined, like the universe slowly aligning just to lead you to someone. It’s a theme that clearly resonates with Sol’s growing audience, who have connected deeply with his vulnerability and heart-on-sleeve songwriting.
Amiel Sol is riding a strong wave. His last single, “Sa Bawat Sandali,” dropped in December 2024 and quickly gained traction across social media and streaming platforms. What started as a slow-burn ballad about peace and intimacy in love turned into a crowd-pleaser with over 62M streams on Spotify.
In “Nahanap Kita,” Amiel Sol digs even deeper. The lyrics speak of serendipity — of searching through time, distance, and space for that one soul who makes everything make sense. The poetic, Tagalog verses evoke a sense of destiny and awe, as if finding love is like discovering a rare constellation in the sky or a gem at the bottom of the sea.
Sa dinami-rami ng mga tao
Partial Lyrics of Nahanap Kita
Sa hinaba-haba ng panahon
At sa nilawak-lawak ng mundo
Nahanap kita
Sa dinami-rami ng mga tala
Sa nilalim-lalim ng karagatan
Sa tinagal-tagal ng paglalakbay
Nahanap kita, oh
It’s the kind of love song that doesn’t just say “I love you” — it says “I searched the universe and found you.”
So keep an eye (and an ear) out. Amiel Sol may just have another anthem for the romantics — or for anyone who believes that in a sea of millions, you’ll know when you’ve found the right one.
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