SPONGE COLA – Pinoy rock band Sponge Cola has unveiled a melancholic song titled “Tatlong Buwan,” drawing inspiration from the popular K-drama sensation “Queen of Tears.”

“Queen of Tears” reigns as the most-watched K-drama on Netflix, consistently topping the charts in the Philippines for five consecutive weeks and achieving strong rankings in 40 other countries.

Additionally, it has surpassed “Goblin” to claim the second-highest rating among romance dramas aired on tvN, boasting an impressive nationwide rating of 20.7%. However, “Crash Landing on You” continues to maintain its position at the top.

Starring Kim Soo Hyun and Kim Ji Won, “Queen of Tears” narrates the story of Hong Hae In, a third-generation chaebol heiress of Queens Group, and her husband Baek Hyun Woo, a lawyer and the company’s legal director. The series delves into the complexities of their troubled marriage, teetering on the brink of divorce.

The final episode of “Queen of Tears” is scheduled to premiere on Netflix on April 28th. Meanwhile, Nielsen Korea reported that the latest episode of the show on tvN achieved a nationwide rating of 21.625 on April 21, marking its highest rating since its debut on March 9.

Filipino rock band Sponge Cola has unveiled a melancholic new song called “Tatlong Buwan,” drawing inspiration from the popular K-drama “Queen of Tears.” The track conveys a heartfelt message of commitment, portraying someone willing to patiently stand by another’s side, offering unconditional love for as long as it takes.

Lead vocalist Yael Yuzon revealed that the band has also shot a music video for the song, utilizing the same locations featured in the K-drama.

“Wrote our new song ‘Tatlong Buwan’ after watching episode 10 of Queen of Tears and boom, flew in and out of Korea, and the music video is done!” he said.

Yael revealed that they traveled to Seoul and Chungju in South Korea to shoot the music video. He described the project as a “labor of love” from a fellow fan of “Queen of Tears.”

“I couldn’t help it, it was too moving to not write. There was an overwhelming need for a catharsis,” he added.

This marks the second time Yael has been inspired by a K-drama to create a song. Previously, Sponge Cola released “Siguro Nga,” inspired by the popular series “Start Up.”

Although fans can listen to “Tatlong Buwan” on music streaming platforms, the group has not yet released its official music video.