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Artists Break the Chains: Baklasin ang Selda, Kalampagin ang Madla, Kalagin ang Tanikala
I have a vivid memory of Eric when I was six and ten. Occasionally, I would join friends in trooping to the hub where he would greet everyone, “Good evening, Ka-Muning!”. If not at Tumbang Preso, Risiris and 70s Bistro, … Continue reading →
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