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This Barbie Almabis girl-woman clearly has us by the heartstrings. It’s pretty much useless to resist. So we can only listen and hope we don’t become any more enchanted. But we’re just prolonging the inevitable here.


She sits Indian-style on her chair and turns towards me, this winsome waif. 


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Barbie we have heard on high

By Kap Maceda Aguila | August 19, 2001 - 12:00am

Who is this captivating pixie that stands in front of us? What secrets do her eyes–both hopeful and sad–hold? What would make her frown? What would make her smile? And oh, how she smiles! We can never have...

Starweek Magazine

Barbie’s Cradle songs - SOUNDS FAMILIAR by Baby Gil

March 14, 2001 - 12:00am

Barbie’s Cradle sings no lullabies but the contents of Music from the Buffet Table, the latest album by the popular trio are every bit as sweet and relaxing as those songs calculated to put babies to sleep....

Entertainment