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Life continues right or wrong

By Mari Jorica Pamintuan | March 20, 2011 - 12:00am

Don McLean opened his Araneta Coliseum concert the same way he began his elegiac song American Pie: with a tribute to Buddy Holly, whose tragic death in a plane crash in 1959 he immortalized with the song’s...

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