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Siakol continues to rock

By Baby A. Gil | May 28, 2003 - 12:00am

What I find most amusing about the rock band Siakol is its penchant for using now seldom-heard Filipino terms as titles of songs or of their albums. Do people still say Peksman when they try to stress a fact or a...

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