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But Nyoy Volante and His Mannos (Cocoy Aranas on bass; Jerome Nuñez on violin; Maynard Albis on bongos; and Glenn Dalit on k-hon) changed all that when they staged their first concert series, NV&M Salute the Beatles recently.   


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Nyoy: The performance, not the venue

By Boy Abunda | May 5, 2004 - 12:00am

Some people don’t take the Republic of Malate seriously as a concert venue for it’s not as big as the Folk Arts Theater (FAT) or the 17,000-seater Araneta Coliseum. They feel it is more suited for intimate...

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