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Kabesang Tales - Isang Rap en Rol Musical

A Filipino Musical that hasn't left my mind since the mid 2010s

Poster for Kabesang Tales posted by Palakat Batangas City via Facebook

Although the Philippines is known for its many talented singers which include many that had crossed over to Broadway such as Lea Salonga, and Rachelle Ann Go, alongside many other Filipino-American talents like Conrad Ricamora, Arielle Jacobs, George Salazar, and Darren Criss just to name a few, the musical scene in the Philippines itself isn't as popular nor as successful in the country as it really should be.

Even with Filipino-majority musicals in states like the controversial Broadway musical "Here Lies Love" which narrates the life story of Imelda Marcos, one of the most controversial figures in Filipino politics and history today, and with Filipino stars often taking in lead or secondary roles in major productions, the musical boom of the 2010s did not come with a boom for the musical industry in the local level compared to the sudden popularity of American musicals like Hamilton, Heathers, Dear Evan Hansen, or Be More Chill to name a few.

The very few musicals that did garner the spotlight did not receive the same notoriety of these foreign productions save for one of the few musical movies to have gotten major media acclaim Loy Arcena's Ang Larawan (2017) (en. The Portrait) based on the 1997 play of the same name by National Artist Nick Joaquin which became a media frenzy as being maybe one of the few if not the only original movie not based on major series or created by a large production company to be released that year for the Metro Manila Film Festival. One of the things that had skyrocketed it to media attention was the fact that most theaters did not screen it and it was only shown in very few cinemas, but that's a story for another time.

Despite the time and devotion Filipino musical fans may have for theatre, rarely do Filipino made and produced musicals ever enter the pop culture zeitgeist due to many factors like the lack of advertising, accessibility issues, and honestly the lack of cast recordings. Out of the many throughout the 2010s, one of the few I was able to watch that I still think about at times is Ricky Lee's very own rap and rock musical Kabesang Tales.

Background

Photo of Ricky Lee, the writer of Kabesang Tales the Musical via Inquirer

Kabesang Tales - Isang Rap en Rol Musical) (en. Captain Tales - A Rap n' Roll Musical) is a rap and rock musical first performed in the year 2015 and was written by renowned Filipino writer and National Artist Ricky Lee. The musical was directed by Alejandro "Bong" Ramos, with music by Jeffrey Hernandez and Alfredo Ongleo, and produced by Red Lantern Production (Inquirer, 2015).

Photo of John Arcilla, the lead actor for Kabesang Tales the Musical via Inquirer

The musical stars John Arcilla as the titular character Telesforo Juan "Kabesang Tales" De Dios, famously known for his breakout role as Hen. Anotnio Luna in the historical film Heneral Luna released the same year as the musical, alongside other talents such as Dio Marco as Karyo, Kevin Posadas as Tano de Dios, Alecx Lorica as Juli De Dios among many other talented actors (Inquirer, 2015).

A cover of one of the book's translations posted by twitter user El Filibusterismo (@/joseriz15155899) via X/Twitter

The play is based on Jose Rizal's El Filibusterismo (en. The Filibuster) and more specifically, the character of Kabesang Tales, the head of his barangay (a sort of Filipino village) and father of Basilio's main love interest Juli, who had turned into a guerilla bandit after his family and life were ruined by the Spanish friars. He becomes the feared Matanglawin (en. Hawkeye) who terrorizes the countryside. He plays a minor but important role in the books, being the father of one of the main secondary characters as well as being one of the main allies of the primary characters as they tried to start a revolution in the country.

The play primarily focuses on his perspective throughout the whole book with some scenes focusing more on the main protagonists Simoun and Basilio as well as his daughter Juli.

Performances and Releases

The musical had limited performances throughout some parts of the CALABARZON Region or Region IV-A, with some select performances in Metro Manila as well as some other provinces like in Mindoro, sometime during the years 2015-2017 with some being done in local cultural centers and schools throughout the region with very limited promotion outside of news stories.

The only promotional material I could really find are some posts on Facebook and a trailer in the Red Lantern Production's YouTube channel which could be seen here:

Trailer uploaded by Red Lantern Production via YouTube

There are no original cast recordings that I could find of any of the songs and the only material that I could find besides this are uploads on YouTube of scattered scenes from different parts of the play:

Full Playlist uploaded by YouTube channel pheejaypi here

I was also able to find a collection of clips of Karyo, a character possibly named after Karyo from Mga Ibong Madaragit which is a continuation novel of the El Filibusterismo written by Amado Hernandez, played by Terrence Guillermo.

Video uploaded by YouTube channel pinoy music maestro here

I remember some time in the 2010s seeing uploads of members of the cast singing in interviews I believe but I could no longer find any of these videos.

As of now, it is unknown if the production will ever come back with the last post on the Facebook page having been in 2021 with a post prior to posted on July 2019 calling for auditions in August 2019, possibly hinting that there was a planned 2020 tour for the musical before the pandemic hit.

Photo of the audition announcement posted on Facebook

The Plot (mostly from memory)

As there's barely any material of the live musical, I'll do my best to recollect what I could remember with the aide of the actual books to guide me. Of course, spoilers for Rizal's books Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo if you haven't read them.

The plot follows the events of El Filibusterismo but mainly from the perspective of the titular character Kabesang Tales. It begins with an extremely happy and optimistic scene with him, his family, and barangay as well as the visit of Basilio, Tales's daughter's lover to their house. I remember that there was an extremely cheesy song here between the two that a lot of people squealed over.

Photo of the mentioned musical number between Basilio and Juli posted by Jayson Pascua

The perspective switches over to Basilio and his visit to his mother's grave where he is shocked to see a man there who is revealed to be the thought to be dead fugitive Crisostomo Ibarra who now goes by Simoun, a jewelry merchant from the United States. The two have a bit of an argument where Simoun tries to convince Basilio to join him and his rebellion and I don't recall exactly if there was a song, but it seems likely.

Perspective switches back to Tales as tragedy strikes as his entire family gets struck with malaria resulting in the death of his wife. I don't remember all the details here or if there was a song, but I remember a sort of depressing atmosphere for the rest of this part.

Photo showing all of the actors playing the De Dios Family posted by Jayson Pascua

The family struggles with money and friars come over to cause even more problems for them. There's a rap battle here between Tales and a friar. Here starts his downward spiral as he struggles to make ends meet as well as handle the friars that had been trying to gain his land. I don't recall if it's shown that he has to pay for a lot of lawyers, but he starts paying more and more for legal fees because of the legal drama with the friars and the government.

My sister tells me that there's a song about how good the friars are before they get properly introduced and I have a hazy memory of three friars wearing varied outfits typically associated with friars posing for the stage as people sing songs of praise and goodwill. My sister tells me that Basilio was in the ensemble here.

His son, Tano, gets drafted to the Guardia Civil (en. Civil Guard) and sent to the Caroline Islands because Tales could not pay money to prevent his draft due to their financial struggles. This is shown as a heart wrenching scene in the play where the rest of the family is left distraught.

He starts guarding his property in fear of bandits possibly taking his fields and taking whatever he has left.

Tales then gets taken by these bandits who demand ransom money for his return. There he meets Karyo, one of its leaders who tells him about the struggles of the working class and why he and the others had resorted to being bandits in the first place (?). I don't actually remember if this is the first they meet or what since I do remember that the two have a philosophical discussion about violence later and that Karyo is definitely a member of the bandits but there are scenes where he acts as the emcee during Tales's rap battle with the friar.

The bandits later lets him go back to his family where he finds that he has no one left.

Juli, in order to help with her family's financial struggles as well as pay for her father's ransom, leaves home and asks for loans and find work.

If I'm not mistaken, his father Tandang Selo goes mute with the grief of the continuous tragedies that had struck the family as well. It's hard for me to remember if this was shown in the musical.

When Tales returns, he finds himself at a loss for what has happened to his family. He is left with his daughter forced to work and his father mute. He is then met with Simoun, who comes to him as a jeweler. Simoun tempts him with some ideas of radicalization against the friars and he refuses at first before spiraling further and joining Karyo and his bandits, becoming the feared Matanglawin.

I genuinely don't remember if his meeting with Simoun was also in the musical or not but it's important context for the story.

The musical then switches perspective to Basilio, who gets implicated with a conspiracy against the government and gets arrested. A heartbroken Juli goes to Padre Camorra, a creepy priest that's been trying to corner her, to beg for his help since she saw no one else that could help her. This leads into a rather intense scene acted in shadows and lights where it is heavily implied that Juli gets assaulted.

After this, Juli sings a song about her assault where she contemplates getting revenge or retaliating but instead chooses to jump off to end her life.

The scene switches back to Tales who, unlike in the books, meet with his son again who has returned to the Philippines. This one, I know had a song in it since I remembered the extreme daddy issues punk rock vibes the scene gave off. He sang about how he no longer respected his father and that it's too late to repair things if I recall as he's now a bandit and he's a member of the Guardia Civil.

Photo of the confrontation between Tales and Tano where Tano sings about his frustration with his father posted by Jayson Pascua

Desolate and distraught at the loss of his family, Tales gets visited by a diwata (a forest spirit/fairy) and this part was extremely out of left field and absolutely not in the books.

Here, the diwata shows Tales visions of the future (???) and directly tells him, without any sort of subtlety, that the working class, and especially farmers like him, will continue to struggle in his country in the future. He is then shown a scene of farmers in a protest who were then taken down by police in what I remember as riot gear. He contemplates the future and is further given resolve to continue his rebellion.

Photo of the mentioned scene where Tales first meets a diwata who will later send him to the future posted by Jayson Pascua

Photo of the mentioned scene where Tales is sent to the future by a diwata to witness farmers being taken down by cops in riot gear posted by Jayson Pascua

Another photo of the mentioned scene where Tales is sent to the future by a diwata to witness farmers being taken down by cops in riot gear posted by Jayson Pascua

I need to cut in and say that this was so on the nose and is by far the weirdest and personally maybe the worst part of the show. I'm not even against the message, it just ruined my immersion and just left a weird taste in my mouth. I think the play was doing a plenty good job driving that point across already without the time travel diwata scene but maybe that's just me.

The scene cuts back to the climax of the story where Basilio, distraught over then death of Juli, finally joins Ibarra as they plant a bomb in a wedding reception that the Governor-General of the Philippines was attending. The scene plays out like it was in the books where the lamp gets tossed out by Isagani and the revolution doesn't start.

It goes back to a scene of Tales and his men trying to fight the Guardia Civil where he is shot and killed in action, by the gun of his own son. Tano realizes what he has done and is horrified. This leads to a song which later leads to a finale that sings about Tales as the cast come together for the curtains to close.

Photo of the mentioned scene where Tales is shot and killed by his son Tano posted by Jayson Pascua

Another photo of the mentioned scene where Tales is shot and killed by his son Tano posted by Jayson Pascua

The musical ends and the cast is called on to the stage one by one, with the loudest applause going to Basilio who a lot of the girls found hot, and of course, the man himself, Kabesang Tales.

Photo of the closing song with Tales being shown front and center posted by Jayson Pascua

After the play and final thoughts

Ricky Lee actually attended the performance I watched and I remember so many people crowding around the actors to get their autographs. My sister bought one of Ricky Lee's book, his script writing guide "Trip to Quiapo" and had it signed but she genuinely can't find it anymore sadly. My sister also got the autograph of some of the actors and the director on that same book so I'm a little miffed that we can't find it.

I would discuss more things and even show off my old ticket but I'm pretty sure that I would end up doxxing myself if I speak any more details.

That's all I remember from it and I would love to say more or even discuss the songs but as you can see, I could barely remember them, with only maybe a solid grasp in about maybe four songs.

It's a shame that it doesn't have as much of an established release and media presence because despite that one glaring issue I had with the weird diwata scene, I quite enjoyed the musical and it remains one of the few that I actually got to experience live.

It isn't Les Miserables or Hamilton, but it's still a musical I'll probably fondly remember especially since El Filibusterismo is one of my favorite books of all time with the character of Kabesang Tales being one of the most interesting — a man of honor and virtue who slowly descends into extremist violence because society had failed him. It's sad to see this musical barely recognized and very little talked about today and I do hope that it will one day return to the stage.

References

Introduction

Palakat Batangas City. (2015, May 29). "The Batangas City Government and Red Lantern Production present Ricky Lee’s KABESANG TALES - Isang Rap en Rol Musical." [image]. Retrieved on 17 February 2024, from https://web.facebook.com/palakat.batangascity/photos/a.1543377512565520/1636600273243243/?type=3&_rdc=1&_rdr

Background

El Filibusterismo (@joseriz15155899). (2019, November 13). "#TheFilibuster Ventura's salvificact made Rizal gave his original manuscript of El Filibusterismo, a pen and an autograph printed copy." [image]. Retrieved on 17 February 2024, from https://twitter.com/joseriz15155899/status/1194459895657041920

Inquirer. (2015, December 12). John Arcilla stars in Ricky Lee ‘rap en rol’ musical ‘Kabesang Tales’. LIFESTYLE.INQ. Retrieved on 17 February 2024, from https://lifestyle.inquirer.net/215824/john-arcilla-stars-in-ricky-lee-rap-en-rol-musical-kabesang-tales/

Inquirer. (2015, August 29). Ricky Lee writes rap, hip-hop libretto for new musical ‘Kabesang Tales’. LIFESTYLE.INQ. Retrieved on 17 February 2024, from https://lifestyle.inquirer.net/204943/ricky-lee-writes-rap-hip-hop-libretto-for-new-musical-kabesang-tales/

Lee, R. (2015, August 29). Ricky Lee: “I have been longing to do a musical, music being a driving passion in my life.” PHOTO FROM RICKY LEE [image]. LIFESTYLE.INQ. Retrieved on 17 February https://lifestyle.inquirer.net/204943/ricky-lee-writes-rap-hip-hop-libretto-for-new-musical-kabesang-tale

Red Lantern Productions. (2015, December 2012). John Arcilla. PHOTO FROM RED LANTERN PRODUCTIONS [image]. LIFESTYLE.INQ. Retrieved on 17 February 2024, from https://lifestyle.inquirer.net/215824/john-arcilla-stars-in-ricky-lee-rap-en-rol-musical-kabesang-tale

Performances and Releases

Kabesang Tales - Isang Rap en Rol Musical. (2019, July 27). Picture of the audition announcement posted on Facebook [image]. Retrieved on 17 February 2024, from https://web.facebook.com/kabesangtalestherockmusicale/photos/a.459803204196123/1309076952602073/

pheejaypi. (2016, October 3). Kabesang Tales: Isang Rap en Rol Musical clip 1 [video]. Retrieved on 17 February 2024, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jftRyZOpxAA&list=PL1Yv-w-s-ETvRYsDWtaMPw2q0QO0q8Nfc

pinoy music maestro. (2021, January 1). Kabesang Tales excerpts feat. John Arcilla and Terence Guillermo [video]. Retrieved on 17 February 2024, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlOkDi8_D_A

Red Lantern Production. (2015, August 15). Kabesang Tales Trailer [video]. Retrieved on 17 February 2024, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CKKJsuBiuc

Plot

Pascua, J. (2015, October 11). Various photos [images]. Retrieved on 17 February 2024, from https://estranghero.weebly.com/photo-blog/john-arcilla-on-ricky-lees-kabesang-tales-isang-rap-en-roll-musical

[bothermenotpls]

September 11, 2024 l Late night Grind.

1. It’s hard to keep up: Sad truth is, mahirap pagsabayin ang pag aaral at trabaho. Minsan nakakalungkot na buong sweldo mo mapupunta lang pang bayad sa tuition minsan kulang pa para sa mga bilihin na libro. Minsan mapapaisip ka na lang rin huminto, gugustuhin mo na lang mag ipon o mag travel, pedi rin na full-time work plus side hustling para mabili mo mga gusto mo.

2. Survival of the fittest: Totoo nga ang sabi ni Justice Hernandez na ginampanan ni Odette Khan, natitira ang matibay at matatag sa law school dahil hindi lahat ng matalino, masipag, o magaling ay tumatagal. Nag LOA na si Resh at Ged, mga kasama ko sa condo at blockmates ko — hindi na ako nagtanong kung bakit ang alam ko lang napagod na sila.

3. In God’s perfect timing: Yung kaibigan ko na si Ate Pearl ay nag Bar exam ngayon, dati syang drop-out, gago, at bagsakin sa school. Matalino sya pero tamad ata mag-aral, halos dalawang dekada rin ang tinagal nya bago natapos ang Nursing. Ngayon bigla nya naisipan mag law school, mabilis lang ang panahon, kung gugustuhin at loloobin makukuha mo rin. Alam ko makakapasa siya.

Yung asawa rin ng Boss ko na Judge na ngayon na take rin, alam ko makakapasa rin siya.

Sabi ni Judge Eric naniniwala siya sa predestination at free will, kung loloobin at pagsisikapan makukuha mo. Sana sumapat ako.

[upismediacenter]

UPIS holds first BSP & GSP investiture since pandemic

The University of the Philippines Integrated School (UPIS) recently held its first investiture and camp since the pandemic, officially ushering in new members of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP) and Girl Scouts of the Philippines (GSP). The BSP held their investiture in the 3-6 Bulwagan on March 1, while the GSP had theirs in the 7-12 Gym on March 8.

Boy Scouts from Grades 3-6 and Senior Scouts from Grades 7-10, along with their club advisers, selected faculty, and former Senior Scouts, organized the BSP investiture and camp. The investiture ceremony included the acceptance of the new members of the BSP, oath-taking, and the Paglagay ng Alampay where the scouting neckerchief is worn to symbolize their official recognition as Boy Scouts. A message was also delivered by the second-in-command of the Quezon City BSP Council, Asst. Chief Scout Executive Amado Dela Cruz. After the investiture, a bonfire was also done.

According to Mr. Joseph Guiao, adviser of the Senior Scouts, adjustments were made in the scouts’ schedule due to the pandemic, and the investiture was pushed back to the second semester as the organization needed to familiarize itself first with the procedures and preparations necessary for their activities.

“Due to the pandemic, the Phoenix in UPIS didn't have a proper “passing of the torch”.. We, current Phoenixes were lucky we got to go to the World Scout Jamboree in Korea to make up for our lack of experience. In relation to that, we didn't really have much experience in planning an event such as the investiture, but the investiture was still a success thanks to kuya Raymond (former Senior Scout) guiding us through the formalities,” said Troy Dela Torre, one of the six leaders or Phoenixes of the club.

On the other hand, it is the first time the Junior and Senior Scouts of GSP held a joint investiture with the Star Scouts from Grade 3. This was due to the PUV transport strike last December 2023 which delayed the original date of both the Star and Senior Scouts’ investiture, moving it to March this year.

The GSP investiture program was organized by the advisers and co-advisers of the Star, Junior, and Senior Scouts. The program was executed as follows: recitation of the Law and Promise of the Star Scouts, appointment of the new Junior and Senior GSP, including the Cadets and Troop leaders, followed by the donning of pins and the alampay by the Troop Leaders and parents, respectively. After the investiture, a one-day camp was held. This included the Bravery Test (Senior Scouts only), Base Method, Flag Making and Presentation, Awarding Ceremony, and many more.

“Ngayon, naki-join din ang Grade 3 Star Scouts na may ibang program; parang iba yung flow nila. So ang challenge ay paano i-integrate yung dalawang program na ‘yon para maging isa lang at walang mawawalang importanteng mga parts ng flow ng program,” stated the adviser of the GSP, Asst. Prof. Portia Dimabuyu, on the challenges in the change of the program due the joint investiture.

“We had 2-3 days of practice in the gym. Since we didn't have enough time to practice and plan, the Star Scouts were included in the investiture of the Senior Scouts so the flow of the program was longer and kind of messy,” added Corinne Juliette Hernandez, the head Cadet.

Prior to the pandemic, participation in the GSP was not mandatory for Grades 11 and 12 as clubs were typically limited up to Grade 10. However, there arose a necessity for experienced Senior Cadets to assist and guide the newly enrolled Scouts and Cadets.

Both the BSP and GSP investiture and camp required careful preparation, from arranging the venue and getting the necessary camping permits. Prior to the event, the Scouts were registered with the Quezon City Council. Briefings and practices were also conducted to ensure the smooth flow of the program.

The pandemic greatly impacted the BSP and GSP, resulting in a lack of experience among members and leader scouts. Nonetheless, the investiture and camp were still a success, thanks to the guidance of advisers and former Senior Scouts who made sure to help the new Scouts become official members of the UPIS BSP and GSP.

//nina KC Dela Cruz, Faye Obaña, and Aisha Timbal

[mirathewarlock]

Sophie Cichetti, Pennsylvania 1960. She had been his landlady. Jackie Meyer, Delaware 1967. She had just turned 13. Her body was found in a drainage ditch, by the side of the road. Leah Fox, Delaware 1969. She was already dead, when he dumped her body in the river. Lana Johnson, 1960 Bucks County, Pennsylvania. She was lured into a shack he had built, out of old doors. She was the youngest. She was six. Flora Hernandez, Delaware 1963. He only wanted to touch her, but she screamed. Denise Lee Ang, Connecticut 1971, 13. She was waiting for her father to close up the shop, when she vanished. Denise Lee Ang, who sometimes liked to be called Holly. -Susie Salmon, Lovely Bones

[homenecromancer]

after 17 years here is my review of the School's Out - Forever soundtrack

1. "Death Said" - The Summer Obsession this song is fine. it's okay. kind of 2006.mp3 here, but in a way that's hard to quantify. i probably would've liked this song in 2006.

2. "What I Wouldn't Give" - Holly Brook this song is also fine. i've known about it for years (because it was mentioned by Max on the blog) but had never listened to it and. it's way softer in vibe than i expected from Max, more in line with the later-books version of her.

3. "Shaky" - Cipes And The People i did not like this song. i wouldn't leave a place if it came on the radio, but i was thinking "lmfao this dude played Beast Boy" the entire time.

4. "Underneath My Skin" - Brian Steen this is the kind of song i would have downloaded free off of last.fm in the 2000s. here is a sample of the lyrics: "please forgive me if I'm somewhat crabby / you know I like it when you call me Daddy / you're so damn catty". i do not care for these rhymes.

5. "Disappear" - The Summer Obsession i would've liked this song in 2006. it's OK. a very "man these lyrics would've been catnip to teenage me" kind of song.

6. "Wanted" - Holly Brook this song's fine. i don't know if i would have liked it in 2006, but it's okay. but at the same time... i am starting to hit the age where songs i vibed to as a teenager get played in the grocery store, and, uh, this one would at least be more appropriate for that vibe than "Untitled" by Simple Plan.

7. "The Way I Do" - Marcos Hernandez this song is fine, but not to my personal taste. i wouldn't turn the radio off if it came on.

8. "Where Do We Go From Here" - Cooper i would've liked this song in, like, 2008. unfortunate that this was, like, the one band on this album where i have had no luck in tracking down anything else they ever did.

9. "Golden Days" - Kelly Dalton this song was not to my taste. i might've liked it in 2006 but it doesn't do anything for me in 2023.

10. "Take It From Me" - The Weepies i'm pretty sure i've heard this song before now, because while i wouldn't describe myself as a serious fan of this band, i have yet to hear a song by them that i didn't like. anyway this one is good, and if you're not familiar with the band, i recommend "Nobody Knows Me At All" (which i super fucked with in 2007) and "I Was Made For Sunny Days".

11. The Angel Experiment special excerpt just in case you're not sure what book you're listening to, this file starts with a red-tailed hawk screech and a brief musical sting. but i can also reveal that this recording was... kinda featured on the website in late 2005. this version has some added audio effects -- the hawk screech and opening music; the tape-recorder "clunk", ongoing staticky hum, and ending music are in both versions -- but the text is the same. so to hear this on the old website, go to the following address -- https://web.archive.org/web/20051103120534/http://www.maximumride.com/ -- and click "Take a Listen and Take Flight". (it's not highlighted there, but the reader for this text is Evan Rachel Wood, and apparently she was in Westworld if you've seen that series)

12. School's Out - Forever special excerpt this excerpt is read by Valentina de Angelis -- more info if you go here, but there's nothing much there https://web.archive.org/web/20060420191035/http://www.maximumride.com/home.php?content=AudioCD . i should've mentioned this above, but i am not an audiobook person and therefore cannot review this track on those merits.

[mrjctyoshicombo123]

"Tekken 7 is one of the most popular competitive fighting games in the world especially in asia over 200 million player in asia alone and everyone dreams of becoming the best"

Ang Tekken ay isa sa mga pinaka competitive na laro sa buong Mundo kailangan mo maglaan ng maraming oras upang makipag sabayan kahit sa mga mababang ranggo

Maraming malakas na karakter sa larong ito napwedeng gamitin at sa lahat ng pwedeng gamitin yung mahina pa napili ko

Si Yoshimitsu ang aking napili hindi lang dahil sa maangas ng design napili kosya dahil kung gaano ka expressive ang movelist nya at bilang isang tao na sobrang creative sa bagay bagay na hindi ko ma express sabibang bagay dahil kulang sa talent kaya sya ang pinaka bagay na gamitin ko at sa sobrang daming tao na nagsabi na

"mahina yun walang damage walang magandang moves puro kalokohan lang yang karakter nayan" -Drian kent Hernandez

Marami rin nagtatanong sakin bakit yun ang napili ko at isa lang ang sagot kodyan "masaya mang asar ng hindi nagsasalita"

Ang pinakaunang napagtesting ko sa karakter na ito ay nung grade 5 pa kami naglalaro kami sa bahay namin ng tekken 7 na pinapahiram ni Andrei (hinihiram kopa rin hanggang ngayon ang tekken ni Andrei) at ang pinaka unang time na nag testing ako matuto ng tekken ay nung quarantine December 2021 dun ko pinanood yung video na full breakdown na tumatagal ng tumataginding na 4 na oras nasabi din don na mahirap gamitin si Yoshimitsu mas marami ang cons kesa sa pros

Dalawa lang ang kanyan pros ito ay ang expressive at large movelist

Yun lang ang aking kinailangan upang maging main character ko sya

Nagsimula ako nung Christmas break nung 2021 halos araw araw nasa bahay ko si andrei at palagi kami naglalaro nito at nagpapractice at nung nagsimula ang 2022 ako ay napasubok magrank ako kagad ay biglaang umangat sa 2nd dan

ang pangalawang pinaka mababang rank which most of the player base ay hirap namakamit ang ranggong ito kaya biglaan lang ako dumirederetcho sa ranking ladder ng diko namamalayan at nagkakaroon ako ng mga sobrang habang winstreak

Dahil sa mga winstreak na ito tuloy tuloy ang angat ng aking rank diko namalayang umangat nako hanggang medyo mataas na rank na sobrang hirap maabot

Mga june 2022 sumali ako ng amateur tournament sa pacita dito ako ay nagset ng tournament longest winstreak

(kaibigan ko nagpicture)

Ako ay nag 25 winstreak at sa dulo lang ako natalo ako ay bumagsak sa 3rd place out of 50 players (dapat may match for 3rd place kaso ayaw ako labanan kaya naging 3rd by default)

Pagkatapos non ako ay nag testing umangat ng rank ako ay nag practice ng mga moves at nakuha ko ang naging gusto kong rank na mataas. Sa lahat ng rank na nilaro ko ito ay ang pinaka masaya at mahirap laruin kaya ako ay nag practice ng ilang buwan

Fast-forward tayo sa panahon ngayon ang naging goal ko ngayun ay sumali sa mga tournament. Kaso sa pinaka latest kong sinalihan ako ay na overqualified sa tournament masyadong daw ako mataas at kung sa mga nagtatanong ang rank ko ay

Ako ang highest rank sa Yoshimitsu currently sa Pilipinas

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SHARE LANG -- Pagnanakaw ng P225 Million mula sa pagkain ng Marawi bakwits

KATARUNGAN PARA SA BAKWIT NG MARAWI Hindi titigil ang sigaw ng katarungan para sa mga Maranao ng Marawi City. 

 Itong sigaw ay dahil sa pagnakaw ng P226 milyon mula sa relief goods para sa Marawi evacuees. 

 Sa totoo lang, tinanggal ng Radyo Inquirer itong video sa kanilang website, at ini-upload ko ito noong 4 February 2019 sa Facebook para patuloy na mapapanood ng lahat ang pagsampa ng kasong PLUNDER o HIGANTENG PAGMANAKAW laban sa Region 12 DSWD Director Bai Zorahaida Taha,  South Cotabato Comgressman Dinand Hernandez, at ng kanyang kanyang kapatid na si Maria Virginia Ledesma Hernandez-Villaruel na pangulo o syang namahala sa Tacurong Fitmart Mall. 

 Mabuti na lang at nai-record ko at sini-share ko ngayon sa aking mga subscribers. 

 https://youtu.be/S1ABMtTJUsI

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Nariyan ang kaibahan ng armas sa isang ideya. Ang sandata'y nakagigiba't pumapatay lamang; ang ideya'y nakagigiba't nakabubuo, pumapatay at bumubuhay.

Amado V. Hernandez, Mga Ibong Mandaragit

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GIOIELLI RUBATI 305 : FRANCO BONVINI - FRANCISCO JAVIER - HERNANDEZ BARUQUE - MONICA SANTI - SILVIA DE ANGELIS - ROSAMARIA CERONE - ANTONIA WANG - LINCOL MARTIN - FAUSTO TORRE

RINGRAZIO L'AUTORE FLAVIO ALMERIGHI PER AVERMI INSERITO IN QUESTA ROSA DOMENICALE D'AUTORIPosted on giugno 16, 2024Rondini.Tu guardi il cielosembra un foglio azzurro pieno di macchie bianchemagari puoi anche scriverci sopra una poesiache dica della sua bellezza.O fare un disegnoche descriva il volo delle rondiniquelle che hai notato nell’ angolo più a destrae che giocano, e si rincorronosi…

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Nessa Barrett - tired of california (official music video) download/stream 'tried of california' from my debut album 'young forever' 🕊: https://ift.tt/q1M3Hoc ✰ MY SOCIALS ✰ ⭑ instagram: https://ift.tt/5qtUwL4 ⭑ tiktok: https://ift.tt/2X6Sct1 ⭑ twitter: https://twitter.com/nessaabarrett ⭑ snapchat: nessaabarrett xoxo, nessa Credits: Directed by @lorisrussier Production Company - @radiancepictures Executive Producer - @nuertaqa Creative Director - @katiatemkin Producer - @jolenemendes Director of Photography - @ian_rigby Production Designer - @jonricwatts Production Manager - @autumnmaschi 1st AD - @lee.smith215 Stylist - @misodam Hair - @lovettecandice Makeup - @barrikingartistry Editor - @lorisrussier Color - @dantegiani VFX - @retinaimageworks Titles - @patricksavile Casting - @apecastings Studio Teacher - Robert Andrew Young Nessa’s - @olivia.skylar.rand @kensingtonbreen @lizelle.portnoy.official Gracella Green Reagan Park Riley Robertson Abigail Hernandez Albina Kupina Older Nessa - @nonconfromist Angels- @samiya.gut Viktoria Globa 2nd AD / Office PA - @agualani 1st AC - @theosturz 2nd AC / Loader - @acgoodman Steadicam Op - @fostervisuals Gaffer - @tatemccurdy BBE - Colvin Ang Electric - @maturpatankar Key Grip - @mango_burger18 BBG - @tyler.bim Art Director - @reyromero_art.n.film Prop Master - @suzschof Set Dresser - @reyromero_art.n.film Stylist Assistant - Alexa Armendariz BTS - @societyofwlvs Medic - @har.k_ Truck PA - @moneymonedaofficial Set PA - @attherealsampson Set PA - @memetjan_semet Set PA - @taqa_97 Set PA - @ale.xah_ Set PA - @sebbromero Special thanks to: Andrea Gavazzi Lyrics: i’m so tired of california i’m so tired of la where the real thing comes as often as the california rain i get sick of sunshine on my perfect skin vapid conversations givin’ me the spins drivin’ down mulholland closin’ both my eyes cuz they say you get more famous when you die everyone seems fine am i losing my mind i’m so tired of california i’m so tired of la where the real thing comes as often as the california rain i got all these legal toxins in my blood and in my brain i keep sayin that i’m leaving but it doesn’t work that way i can’t feel my heartbeat way up in the hills burnin’ down my mansion didn’t write a will front row at my funeral crocodile tears came here for the weekend but i haven’t left in years (is that weird) i’m so tired of california i’m so tired of la where the real thing comes as often as the california rain i got all these legal toxins in my blood and in my brain i keep sayin that i’m leaving but it doesn’t work that way can i be young, forever will it be fun, forever can i be young, forever will it be fun, forever we’re so tired of california we’re so tired of la where the real thing comes as often as the california rain we got all these legal toxins in our blood and in our brain we keep sayin’ that i’m leaving but it doesn’t work that way i’m so tired of california i’m so tired of la where the real thing comes as often as the california rain i got all these legal toxins in my blood and in my brain i keep sayin that i’m leaving but it doesn’t work that way #nessabarrett #tiredofcalifornia #youngforever via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjqnOpXQlyg

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Huling hiyaw ng 7-12,  Aplaya: battle of the bands 2024

AJ Macapagal at Natalie Cuervo Mayo 29, 2024

Sa kabila ng tuloy-tuloy na bitin sa taon, Idinaos ng Pamunuan ng Kamag-Aral ang huling hapyaw ng taon noong Mayo 22, 2024 sa pamamagitan ng pinakaabangang Battle of the bands. Sa kabila ng ilang pagkaantala, idinaos ng PKA ang pinakahihintay na Battle of the Bands noong nakaraang linggo kung saan nagpamalas ng talento ang ating mga batang musikero, Ilan sa pinaka matutunog na pangalan ng gabing iyon ay ang Food Banda, Ala Sais, HSK!, at marami pang iba.

Litrato ng Foodbanda (Kuha ni AJ Macapagal)

Ayon sa aming mga nakapanayam, naging maganda at masaya ang daloy ng programa sa kabila ng mahabang pila, walang ikina-panghinayang ang mga manonood. Ika ni Rizza Canonizado, isang grade 9 student ay "I think mas better and magkakaorganisa this year dahil mas hindi crowded kahit pa may mga magulang, overall mas maganda ang naging systema sa taong ito." Sa kabilang panig, ay naging bituin ng gabi ang ilan sa mga banda na tulad ng Food Banda na siyang nagwagi sa kompetisyon bilang champion at naging paboritong performance ng nakararami. Ayon kay Keira Hernandez, lead guitarist ng banda "Since first time ko mag perform, syempre sobrang focused muna ako sa set namin. To be honest, di ko masyado na appreciate yung bands before us dahil sa kaba lol. While performing, I realized na hindi gaanong kaganda yung tech this year compared to last (audio system, stage, etc). Despite this, pansin ko na talagang nag improve yung bands from last year, talagang nagpakita sila ng bagong sound and more confidence from the last BOTB." bilang isa siya sa mga manonood ng programa nung nakaraang taon. Sa kabila ng pagkapanalo tulad pa rin sila nating mga manonood na nahahanap ang ganda sa musikang UPIS aniya "Most memorable part was definitely fangirling over the performances from Hey June and HSK. Sobrang idol talaga namin sila bilang banda, and they definitely delivered this year. Lalo na yung HSK, ‘matik yan na mag-momoshpit yung crowd kapag set na nila, and their songs this year were definitely the right pick." Tulad ng nabanggit, isa sa mga guest artist ang last year's BOTB champion na HSK! na sa kabila ng taon'y walang kupas at patok na patok sa manonood.  Isa pa sa mga pinaka prominenteng banda ng gabi ang Ala Sais, na siyang runner up rin ng nakaraang taon at ngayon'y graduating na. Isinarado nila ang kanilang huling taon sa isang 5-song setlist at pamamagitan ng kantang Huling Sayaw ng Kamikazee alay sa kanilang mga kabatch na humaplos sa puso ng hindi lang sa baitang doce kundi sa lahat ng mga manonood. Sila’y pinarangalan ng ikatlong gantimpala sa taong ito.

Litrato ng Alas Sais (Kuha ni AJ Macapagal)

Ngunit ano nga ba ang programa kung wala ang ating PKA? Nakapanayam natin si Ms Francine Candido na isa sa mga seniors ng council ngayong taon patungkol sa kanyang nararamdaman sa huling proyekto. Ika ni Francine, "Para sa akin, especially as a senior na part din ng council last year, I think this year's BOTB was really a success. The last time we had a non-alumni guest performer was in 2020 with Shirebound and Busking, so having Hey June! perform was a nice end to my term as a PKA member. Overall, I think that this year's botb was really solid, and I hope next school year, I can enjoy it more as an audience." Sa dulo ay masasabing isa ang Aplaya sa mga pinaka paboritong ganap sa taon at tuluyan na ngang nagsara sa akademikong taon 2023-2024.

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Insights from a Gen Z Working Student: Discover Why McDonald's is Valuable to Her Development and Gratitude

Sheila May Azul has been with McDonald’s Philippines for more than six years now. She is one of the predominantly Gen Z crew working right now at the quick service restaurant.

“Nag-join po ako sa McDo noong nag-18 po ako. ‘Yun pong family ko, lima po kami na nakapagtrabaho dito. ‘Yung tito ko po nasa Australia na po at nagtatrabaho rin sa McDonald’s (I joined McDo when I turned 18. My family, including my aunt and uncle have also worked at McDonald’s. My uncle is now in Australia working for McDonald’s),” Azul shared.

A working student, she balances work and school with determination, hoping that she could one day become a McDonald’s manager like her former trainer at work who has been recently promoted to a higher position.

“Natutunan ko po sa McDo ay yung kailangan lagi kang ready at enjoy ko lang sa trabaho. Kailangan po mag-enjoy ka kada shift para maganda ang naibibigay mong service para sa mga customers (What I learned in working at McDonald’s is to be always ready and enjoy your work. Enjoying your shift allows you to give a better service to customers),” Azul said.

Making customers happy is something that she and her fellow crew work to achieve every day.

“Pag na-enjoy po nila ang experience nila, babalik-balik na po sila. Masarap po yun sa araw-araw na trabaho kasi naalala nila yung pangalan namin at nagpapasalamat sila samin. Kahit ganun kasimple lang, natutuwa po kami (When customers have an enjoyable experience, they would come back to the store repeatedly. This gives us a nice feeling, especially when they remember our name and thank us. Something as simple as that makes us happy),” Azul said.

Engaging the Gen Z Workforce

This practice of gratitude and empowerment is something that McDonald’s Philippines strongly believes in. This is why in November last year, it launched its “Salamuch Crew” initiative that promoted being thankful from various perspectives.

Customers were encouraged to express their appreciation for the hard work and service provided by crew members through the Salamuch Wall, where they can post their thank you notes; Salamuch Box, where they can drop messages for the crew; and Salamuch Crew Virtual Wall, a digital wall where they can post their Salamuch stories.“Majority of our crew are Gen Z and there is a different way now in engaging these members of the workforce effectively. It has to be an experience for them and we needed to be creative in how we connect with them,” shared Adi Hernandez, Assistant Vice President for Corporate Relations at McDonald’s Philippines.

As of 2023, McDonald’s Philippines has 740+ stores across the country, with close to 60,000 crew, 95% of which are Gen Z.

Opportunities for Growth

“There’s no better time to be part of the McDonald’s Philippines family because we are in a period of aggressive growth. In 2023, we opened 50 stores and this 2024, we’re aiming to open at least 60 new stores and that will continue for the coming years. With more stores that are opening means there are more people needed to run them, therefore we’re opening more employment opportunities for young Filipinos,” Hernandez shared.

“With our aggressive growth means a bigger workforce and a responsibility for us to improve the employee experience. There are a lot of ways to engage the workforce and one of them is through recognition like Salamuch Crew,” she further said.

Last April 17, the Salamuch Crew program had its culminating activities in over 380 McDonald’s Philippines stores all over the country. One of the branches that hosted the festivities was McDonald’s Quezon Avenue-Ligaya in Quezon City.

“We believe if we recognize our crew and give them a better experience, they would do the same for our customers. We believe that if we do employee experience well, our customer experience would also follow,” said Ben Marasigan, VP of Human Capital Group at McDonald’s Philippines.

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Lola of Irony

There is a person who lived through two identities and through the word of God and his book, the same book who made her sacrifice her life’s greatest gift, her lover.

Teodoro Ilogan in the morning and Dory Hernandez in the night, a one hundred and one year old gay man who is now called as “Lola Dory” or “Lola Doring”. Her faith in God was admirable, it was as fierce as a lion and as sturdy as the Kavach. Though she lived as a gay man, a preference that is being pushed away by the bible and by its followers, that did not stop Lola Dory to not only embrace herself, but also to live a life where she did not regret anything.

Moreover, in a picture where it was only black and white, and brown and torn, there lived Lola Dory who fell in love with a man named Tony Hernandez.

He was a man who loved Lola Dory genuinely and passionately, passionately so that Tony does not like it whenever Lola Dory tried to search for another man. This man was not only her love but her soulmate. Soulmate who was driven away, a soulmate whose soul did not have any mate anymore. All because of Lola Dory’s belief.

"Pero ang nakalagay sa bibliya, ang lalaki ay para sa babae, hindi para sa kapwa mo lalaki. Kaya ang ginawa ko… pinag-asawa ko ng babae at ipinakasal ko.”

Those words became a line, a line in which for Lola Dory became her saving grace, but for Tony, it became a rope which pulled his soulmate away from him. Lola Dory could still remember it as clear as a day. Her used to be Tony, slept with her on his first wedding night. However, Lola Dory pushed him away.

Although Lola Dory did that, it was not out of hatred nor envy, but love. She loved Tony so much that she wants her soulmate to have a good life and to have a family. Thus, even if making a sacrifice and sadness in her own story, she pushed Tony in a cliff to let a woman catch him.

Lola Dory’s story was full of sorrow and irony. She lived with her sister, her nephews and nieces lives near her, she said she is not lonely because of them. But she lived a life where she needs to fend for herself, despite living in a plcae full of her own flesh and blood. 

Furthermore, she used to live a life full of gold and luxury where she owned four parlor shops, but because she had a stroke, she needed to sell them. Not only that, her twenty-five beauticians already left this story and left Lola Dory alone in this wide and merciless world. Because of this, Lola Dory sometimes wondered why her? Why was she left alive in this lonely world? And the conclusion she made was:

“Mahal ako ng Panginoong Diyos kaya hindi… ako kinukuha hanggang ngayon.”

Lola Dory might live a life where people found pitiful, colorless, or full of regrets but for Lola Dory. It was a life where she did not regret anything despite being full of irony.

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Importansya ng Wika, Awtor at Mambabasa

Matapos kong basahin ang artikulo ni Dr. Bienvenido Lumbera na pinamagatang “Ang Wikang Katutubo at ang Kamalayang Pilipino” napagtanto ko na ang mga malikhaing paggamit ng wika sa panitikan ay nagudyok sa mga Pilipino nung nasasakop pa tayo ng mga banyaga na magkaroon ng sarili nilang kamalayan at ipaglaban ang kasarinlan ng Pilipinas. 

Unang Puntos

Batay sa akin pagkaintindi ng artikulo ang unang mahalagang puntos ay salita o ang paggamit nito dahil kaya nitong makapukaw ng damdamin ng mga tao kung maayos itong naisulat o kahit patalinhaga pa itong naisulat. Maaari ring itong magbigay ideya o pagkukumpara na nabanggit sa artikulo tungkol sa awit na “Jocelynang Baliwag”: 

“Subalit may iisang“sinta”ang maraming kasapi ng Katipunan at ang maraming mamamayang nakiisa sa kanilang simulain- iyan ay ang Inang Bayan, ang“mabangong sampaga,” ang “matimyas na bukal.” Habang naglalaho ang personalidad ng dalagang pinag-alayan ng tula, nagiging mabisang talinghaga ang “Edeng kinaluluklukan ng galak at tuwa” para sa bayang Pilipinas. At ang “hada[ng] maningning” na nagpapabukadkad sa mga bulaklak ay hindi na si Pepita kundi ang Inang Bayan.”. 

Ang awitin ay tungkol sa isang dalaga sinisinta ngunit mapapansin din na maari rin itong gamitin upang maiparating ang pagmamahal sa bayan at kung gaano ito kahalaga sa mga Pilipino nung panahon ng himagsikan. Kaya ito naging awit ng kundiman dahil nagbibigay ito ng pag-asa o motibasyon sa mga kilusan noong mga panahon na iyon na lumaban para sa kinabukasan ng Pilipinas at para matapos na ang paniniil na ginagawa ng mga Espanyol sa mga Pilipino.  

Ikalawang Puntos

Ang ikalawang mahalagang puntos ay ang awtor kung saan pinababatid niya sa mga tao kung ano ang nasa isipan niya. Katulad ng mga aral na mapupulot dito, maipapakita rin ang kanyang pagkamalikhain at kakayahang magbigay buhay sa kanyang mga kwento. Isang halimbawa ay ang ginawa ni Balagtas na “Florante at Laura” para maipakita na kaya rin ng mga Pilipino na lumikha ng mga panitikan na kayang makipagsabayan at mahigitan ang mga likha ng mga banyaga. Ngunit makikita rin dito na nagbago ang gustong iparating ni Balagtas dahil sa mga mambabasa nito na nakikita mismo o nararanasan ang mga kaganapan na nangyari mismo sa kwento na nabanggit sa siping ito:

“Sa paglipas ng mga taon, ang kamalayang tumatanggap sa mga salita ni Balagtas ay maagap na tumutugon sa daing ng nilinlang at inapi, sa pagngingitngit ng pinagkaitan ng katarungan, sa pagsasakdal ng inagawan ng kapangyarihan, nabahagi ng isinasalaysay na mga kasawian sa buhay ng mga tauhang Florante, Aladin, Laura at Flerida. Nagbago na ang kamalayan ng mga katutubo,at ang kahulugang nahahango sa mga pangyayari sa tula ni Balagtasay umayon sa pagbabago ng kamalayan ng mga mamamayang sa panahon ng himagsikan ay tatawaging “mga anak ng bayan.”

Ang tulang ito ni Balagtas ay hindi sinasadyang ginising ang kamalayan ng mga Pilipino na dapat may pagbabagong magawa para sa kapakanan ng lahat. Binigyan sila mga aral at ideya ng tulang ito upang ipaglaban ang kanilang sarili at wakasan ang pagmamalupit na kanilang pinagdaraanan dahil sa mga Espanyol na sumakop sa Pilipinas.

Ikatlong Puntos 

Ang ikatlong mahalagang puntos ay ang mga tagabasa ng mga malikhaing panitikan kung saan sila mismo ang nagbibigay kahulugan sa kanilang binasa. Ang tula ni Hernandez na “Kung Tuyo na ang  Luha Mo, Aking Bayan” kung saan tinutuligsa niya ang mga kolonyalistang Amerikano na pumalit sa mga Espanyol na nagtulak sa mga miyembro ng Kabataang Makabayan na magkaroon ng ideya na dapat magtayo ng sariling republika ang Pilipinas. Ginamit nila ang tula ni Hernandez upang balikan ang ating kasaysayan at buwagin ang katiwalian na siyang dulot ng kolonyalismo sa ating lipunan na makikita sa sipi sa ibaba: 

“Aktibong nangalap ng mga kasapi ang Kabataang Makabayan (KM). Puspusan ang ginanap na pag-aaral ng mga estudyanteng buong siglang yumakap sa mga kaisipang pambansa-demokrasya. Sa mga pag-aaral ng mga kasapi ng KM, binalikan nila ang kasaysayan ng Pilipinas at binuhay ang mga anti-piyudal at anti-kolonyal namgakaisipang nasa mga akda ng nakaraan. Dito nila natuklasan ang palabang tula ni Hernandez, na sinimulan na nilang tawaging “Ka Amado.”

Mapapansin sa kanyang tula na maiintindihan na kaagad kung ano ang kanyang tinutukoy, magdudusa na naman ang Pilipinas pati na rin ang ating katutubong wika ay matatabunan na naman ng banyagang wika. Nang mabasa ito ng mga Kabataang Makabayan napagtanto nila na dapat palaguin ang pagiging makabayan ng mga Pilipino at kailangan nang tuldukan ang imperyalismo ng mga Amerikano sa Pilipinas.  

-Lorielyn Dimatatac

References:

Lumbera, B.L. (2015). Ang Wikang Katutubo at ang Kamalayang Filipino.

Carandang II, E., Dreisbach, J., & Villanueva, Ma. A. (2021). Sourcebook ng LCFILIC (Wika, Midya at Teknolohiya) (3rd ed.). Departamento ng Filipino, Pamantasang De La Salle.

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DESIR CHINOIS

Deux chanteurs

Epoque disco

Empire rouge

Les forces de l'esprit

Démon Patrick Hernandez

Belgique Mouscron

Born to be alive

Ange Jean-Pierre Mader

Toulouse ville rose

Quand ils montent sur scène

C'est pour exorciser un passé

Et ainsi le disco

Et la chanson sont sauvés

Jeudi 23 novembre 2023