Jason Hernandez Dedicates Emotional New Song "Tahimik" To Dad

Jason Hernandez Dedicates New Song “Tahimik” To Dad

JASON HERNANDEZ – Moira Dela Torre’s ex-husband Jason Marvin Hernandez dedicated his new song “Tahimik” to his dad Martin Hernandez.

Since Moira dela Torre and Jason Marvin Hernandez announced their breakup, questions about their split have been circulating online. Jason admitted that their breakup was caused by his unfaithfulness to her.

Jason has been writing sad music, and just as it started to gently drift off someone defended Jason, which revived the controversy. The author of the post, Lolito Go, revealed details about the relationship in the midst of the new girlfriend rumors concerning Jason. Speculations began to circulate when he published images of himself with an unknown woman, which later emerged to be taken while filming the music video for his song “Ako Na Lang.”

Jason Hernandez then breaks his silence to reveal how he actually feels about the mystery woman. In a post, he clarified the rumors.

The singer-songwriter revealed that the woman is named Sumaya McEvoy. He said she was his friend from El Nido and he said that she is not his girlfriend. McEvoy was just game enough to accept the project.

“I don’t have a girlfriend because I am technically still married and of course I won’t have one while my annulment has not been finalized yet,” said Jason.

Martin-Hernandez-1 — Photo Source: @jasonmarvinph IG

Just recently, Jason Marvin Hernandez shared his new song called “Tahimik” on his Instagram account. He wrote the song based on his experiences with his dad Martin Hernandez and the examples he set for him.

The singer described his father as the best dad a son could ask for. He also apologized to his father for all the mistakes he made.

“Tahimik (voice memo) – a song I wrote inspired from your examples. Thank you for being the best dad. Sorry po for all my mistakes, di po kayo nagkulang. You and mom are the best parents a son could ask for. Love you Dad, belated happy father’s day! Martin Hernandez,” he wrote.