Callalily's Kean Cipriano is longing to perform live once more: 'Miss na miss ko na kayo'

Callalily frontman Kean Cipriano seldom goes out any longer to perform, and it's something that he misses without a doubt.

Cipriano talked about how his developments have been restricted and how his exhibitions have been influenced by the attack of the infection, as seen on his Instagram page last Saturday, Jan. 16.

"I once in a while go out. Generally pag may bibilhin lang sa staple or pag may bibilhin na extent," he said. (I seldom go out. Generally just when I purchase something in the staple or when I purchase medication.)

"Lumabas lang ako for a couple of times para sa isang live execution gig at bother wish transport," he added. (I went out a couple of times, for a live exhibition gig and a spell on Wish Bus.)

At the point when he returns home after these endeavors outside, Cipriano never neglects to notice wellbeing conventions by washing his hands, removing his garments and setting it in the clothing, washing his hands again, at that point scrubbing down.

"Mabuti ng praning I presume. Lalo may mga bata ako na kasama sa bahay," clarified the performer. (It's smarter to be jumpy. All the more so since I have youngsters with me at home.)

Cipriano is likewise trusting that the pandemic will before long end since it has negatively affected his profession. He is likewise missing the old methods of performing and collaborating with crowds.

"[Mag-iisang] taon na. Feeling ko minsan nababaliw [na 'ko] to be straightforward. Hinahanap ng katawan ko ['yung] live shows," he said. "Zeal ko na ulit makatugtog ulit sa harap na maraming tao na hindi kailangan naka veil o naka faceshield."

(It has been a year. I at times want to go insane, frankly. My body is longing to do the live shows. I need to perform again before many individuals, where there would be no requirement for veils or face shields.)

"Fervor ko lang siguro sabihin na miss na miss ko na kayo," he stated, while reminding fans to consistently be careful and be careful. (Possibly I simply need to state that I miss you to such an extent.)

Cipriano is set to show up in "Great Times with the Good Guys" on Jan. 22 at 7:30 p.m., which will be streamed by means of Facebook.