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"Akala" is a pop recording from the Philippines. The title, which translates to "thought" or "belief," appears on an album by Parokya Ni Edgar, a band known for witty pop-punk songs and comedic elements. The group formed in Ateneo High School in Manila, performing parodies of well-known songs before signing with Universal. Their debut album achieved platinum status, and later work, such as the song "Please Don't Touch My Birdie," featured controversial hits. Parokya Ni Edgar gained recognition for their irreverent style, including adapting melodies from artists like The Clash and Bob Dylan with Tagalog lyrics. The band's "Harana" video received the Asian Viewers' Choice award at the MTV awards in 1999.