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CATCHY TUNES. Although political candidates are coming up with catchy jingles to target voters for this coming elections, kids likewise are hooked to the upbeat tunes. In a Cebu City barangay, kids can be heard singing and dancing to the jingles belting out of speaker boxes during a campaign sortie of a local political party. One supporter for a candidate running for councilor told an Ear informer, "Sus, kung makabotar pa lang ning mga bataa ay, sigurado gyud modaog among manok."


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Swoon for Siwon, die for Donghae: An idiot's guide to Super Junior

August 17, 2012 - 12:00am

Best known for its 2009 single ‘Sorry, Sorry,’ the 15-man outfit’s catchy tunes and sick dance moves may...

Young Star

Political candidates'' jingles hit with kids too

By The Ear | April 21, 2007 - 12:00am

CATCHY TUNES. Although political candidates are coming up with catchy jingles to target voters for this coming elections, kids likewise are hooked to the upbeat tunes. In a Cebu City barangay, kids can...

Freeman Opinion

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