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Pinamagatang The Greatest Hits...Just Once, magaganap ito sa Araneta Coliseum sa Agosto 2.


Dahil marahil si Rico J. ang pinaka-senior sa grupo kung kaya siya madalas ang bumangka. Di naman alintana ng apat kung paglaruan sila nito, sabi nga nila katuwaan lang ito.


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Pinamagatang The Greatest Hits...Just Once, magaganap ito sa Araneta Coliseum sa Agosto 2.


Dahil marahil si Rico J. ang pinaka-senior sa grupo kung kaya siya madalas ang bumangka. Di naman alintana ng apat kung paglaruan sila nito, sabi nga nila katuwaan lang ito.


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The music of Rey Valera

By Baby A. Gil | October 8, 2015 - 10:00am

The quiet, self-effacing Rey Valera was born with the talent but it had to take a Rico J. Puno to provide him with the courage...

Entertainment

Club joins the big time

By Baby A. Gil | March 16, 2007 - 12:00am

For a pop band that describes itself as punk-rooted, there is not a hint of nihilism in the music of Join the Club (JTC). What this group likes to sing about most is good old-fashioned love and the members seem to...

Entertainment

Music memories before the New Year

By Baby A. Gil | December 30, 2005 - 12:00am

Tradition says today is the time when we look back and take stock of all that has happened in the year that is about to end. But because we are talking music here, I’d like to go back further and enjoy the work...

Entertainment

Rey Valera,may komposisyon na ayaw kantahin ni Rico J.

By Veronica R. Samio | June 28, 2003 - 12:00am

Masaya ang isang presscon lalo’t matagal nang magkakatrabaho ang mga artista. Ito ang feel ng mga dumalo sa pa-presscon ng Viva para sa nalalapit na konsyerto nina Rico J. Puno, Hajji Alejandro, Nonoy Zuñiga,...

PSN Showbiz

3 kings of Manila Sound

By Baby A. Gil | September 30, 2002 - 12:00am

Hajji Alejandro, Rey Valera and Rico J. Puno were young performers trying to make a name for themselves when two landmark recordings were released in 1974. These were Pers Lab by Hot Dog and Buhat by The New Minstrels....

Entertainment

Wiseguys faring well with "Kuwago"

March 3, 2000 - 12:00am

Looks like the Wiseguys are all set to make up for the neglect that the boy band sound seems to be suffering among local music producers. Take note that since this worldwide phenomenon came about, the only successful...

Entertainment