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FILIPINO artists paid tribute to Spanish musician Luis Eduardo Aute’s life, music and artistic legacy in a concert aptly titled “Manila Born: A Tribute to Aute.” Instituto Cervantes (IC) de Manila, the cultural arm of the Embassy of Spain, organized the concert to mark Aute’s 80th birth anniversary last November…
Filipino artists paid tribute to Luis Eduardo Aute's life, music and artistic legacy in a concert aptly titled, 'Manila Born: A Tribute to Aute.' The concert was organized by Instituto Cervantes de Manila, the cultural arm of the Embassy of Spain, to mark his 80th birth anniversary, last November 7 at the RCBC Auditorium.
By DIANN IVY CALUCIN Over 700 individuals participated in the “Manileñas Unity Walk for a Safe and VAW-free City, Starts with Me” conducted by the Manila Department of Social Welfare (MDSW) as part of the country's annual 18-day campaign to end violence against women (VAW) and their children. Me
A summer night couldn’t be more propitious: an amphitheatre sitting loftily atop rugged Antipolo terrains adorned with humongous homalomenas, philodendrons, and alocasias growing uninterruptedly, a buzzing crowd of guests gushing over the museum’s Castillan-influenced architecture jutting into the night sky, and an impressive lineup of performers headlined by one of the most exciting classical singers to have emerged in the past decade joined by an international musical theater artist-guest who has won countless hearts with his dashing good looks and smooth, dramatic voice.