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The year 2002 in retrospect

By Jess Q. Cruz | January 6, 2003 - 12:00am

Janus, after whom the first month of the year was named, had two faces. The ancient Roman god of ends and beginnings looked back to the old year and looked forward to the new. The Filipino cynic is certain to paint...

Arts and Culture

The zest and zeal of the zarzuela

By Jess Q. Cruz | March 4, 2002 - 12:00am

De España vengo, soy española, en mis ojos me traigo luz de su cielo y en mi cuerpo la gracia de la manola! (I come from Spain, I am a Spaniard, in my eyes I bring the light of her sky and in my...

Arts and Culture

Señor Alberto Portillo: Portrait of a Spanish choreographer

By Nicole Cacho | February 23, 2002 - 12:00am

Alberto Portillo, 73-year-old señor from Toledo, Spain, has been teaching young Filipino dancers how to execute the flamenco with authentic Spanish flair while wearing their elegant toquillas and speaking...

Modern Living

"¡ esto es espectaculo !"

By Irene Obligacion-Rada | February 17, 2002 - 12:00am

Imagine, if you will, a plaza full of people in colorful costumes, dancing and singing around arches filled with fresh flowers in all the colors of the rainbow! Lovers strolling around, unmindful of all the activity,...

Starweek Magazine