Levi Celerio News Today

It's -ber once again, so I've asked my fellow Editorial Board members to share their favorite Christmas Songs and consider this as my reaction paper.

After slowly releasing the music videos of Filipino lullabies on its Facebook page and YouTube channel, the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) has finally completed uploading all eight music videos (MVs) directed by notable directors, including Sigrid Bernardo and Law Fajardo.

Eric Celerio “We have to go to Mario’s,” I told my good friend, Emerita Domingo, when she invited me for a lunch date with Eric Celerio, the prolific New York-based musician and younger son of National Artist for Music, Levi Celerio. It would be great, I thought, for Eric to re-visit an old ha

Eric Celerio New York City-based working musician Eric Celerio is releasing an album called “Celerio By Celerio” as a tribute to his father, National Artist for Music, Levi Celerio. The album, released under a distributorship deal with Universal Records, will be out on Oct. 7, on various digit

The Marcoses were restored to Malacañang in an overwhelming manner during the last elections. With such a mandate, it cannot be denied that it has once again become hip or cool to like President Bongbong “BBM” Marcos and other things remembered from the Marcos era of 36 years or more ago. And that includes Dahil Sa’yo.

In this TikTok-saturated world of ours, there came ALPAS: Awit at Letra ng mga Pambansang Alagad ng Sining.

When popular Pinoy pop-rock band, Orange & Lemons (O&L), disbanded in 2007 after eight years of performing together, that was heartbreaking not only for their loyal fans, but more so for the lead vocalist and creative driving force of the group, Clem Castro.

Domz Ramos and his models at New York Fashion Week Popular Filipino swimwear designer Domz Ramos added another feather in his cap after several shows in the US. From Houston, Texas to New York City, the designer has taken his bow after showcasing his 25-piece La Corazon collection to the delight

A modern version of a propaganda song during the Martial Law era was played during a proclamation rally on Tuesday, February 8. The song titled "Bagong

The label was founded by Don Manoling Villar in 1950 as a sister company to his Mabuhay Recording Company and it became a major player in the local music business. The label was also responsible for major developments that changed Philippine pop music forever. Villar signed up two young groups, The New Minstrels and the Hotdog.