Juan Paasa Вђ” Summoning Eru Official Music - Video

It touches on common local experiences, such as neighbors complaining about loose pets ( kana wala na higte ) and the irony of dog owners who do not properly restrain their animals. Visual Style and Aesthetic

"Summoning Eru" became a viral sensation, bridging the gap between local Visayan rock (Bisrock) and the global subculture of anime. Juan paasa - Summoning eru (Lyrics)

The official music video for "Summoning Eru" by the Toledo City-based band is a cornerstone of "BisAnimeRock"—a genre blending high-octane Japanese anime-style rock with Visayan lyrics. Released on July 14, 2019, the video serves as a playful homage to anime culture while grounding its narrative in a relatable, local Filipino experience. Narrative and Inspiration Juan Paasa — Summoning Eru OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO

The song's title, "Summoning Eru," is a phonetic play on the Cebuano phrase (to our dog). The lyrics and video are directly inspired by a real-life event where the band's vocalist, Mlex, was chased by a dog.

Shot in a single day in Toledo City , Cebu, by videographer Vanz Dolino, the video captures a raw, "indie" energy that prioritizes fun and community spirit over high-budget polish. It touches on common local experiences, such as

To achieve their signature "BisAnimeRock" vibe, the band utilized specific visual cues:

The video juxtaposes traditional Cebuano settings—like local streets and motorbikes (specifically the "Mio" mentioned in the lyrics)—with the dramatic, energetic editing typical of an anime opening sequence. Impact and Cultural Significance Released on July 14, 2019, the video serves

The video follows a protagonist (and the band members) as they navigate the humorous tension of being chased by a neighborhood dog.