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Unlike some of her contemporaries who have long wilted and crinkled over time, Ivy Violan continues to blossom and climb to the top. And to top it off, she has time and again set her roots in foreign soil, always leaving behind the indelible stamp of musical genius that is unmistakeably Filipino.


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Aside from their svelte figures, they’ve garnered considerable acclaim for their singing talents. By industry standards, they’re considered belters – the chosen few blessed with the power and ability to reach the highest notes without even resorting to falsetto as a crutch.


However impressive, soaring through hair-raising pitches is not in itself an accurate gauge of a belter’s success. More relevant attributes, such as timbre and musical taste should also be considered.


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No, Ivy (Violan) isn’t a clinging vine

By Tinnie P. Esguerra | July 22, 2001 - 12:00am

She‘s no clinging ivy, that’s for sure. So don’t expect to see her latching on to the latest music trends. She’s no poison ivy either. Throughout her illustrious career, she never resorted to...

Entertainment

Three for the show

By by Tinnie P. Esguerra | December 15, 2000 - 12:00am

What do Ivy Violan, Jinky Llamanzares and Anna Fegi have in common? Aside from their svelte figures, they’ve garnered considerable acclaim for their singing talents....

Entertainment