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In page Pilita Corrales:

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In 1972, Corrales' career exploded with the release of her album Philippine Love Songs, a compilation of pop covers of traditional songs, through Vicor Music. The album became a best seller.[3] Among the songs on the album was "Kapantay ay Langit", George Canseco's Filipino translation of "You're All I Love".[citation needed] That year, she also performed at the inaugural Tokyo Music Festival, where she won the Best Performer award.[5] At the 2nd edition of the festival in 1973, she won the award for Best Singer.[6]