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Where’s the Sheep: A musical partnership

By Remy Umerez | May 15, 2013 - 12:00am

Every now and then, something good, intriguing and absolutely inspiring surfaces in the music scene. A perfect example is the sound of Where’s the Sheep from Vicor Music.

Entertainment

Old and new sounds from Asciano

By Baby A. Gil | August 26, 2002 - 12:00am

The name Asciano was probably inspired by the fact that the group is made up entirely of Asians. Topher Cailao on vocals and acoustic guitar, Butch Montejo on vocals and percussion, Al Cobarrubia on bass and backing...

Entertainment

Lloyd Umali returns

By Baby A. Gil | August 12, 2002 - 12:00am

It is unfortunate that Lloyd Umali does not write songs. It would be interesting to find out what he should be able to come up with given the fact that he is the grandson of the great composer Restie Umali, who was...

Entertainment

Dingdong goes back to the past

By Baby A. Gil | July 10, 2002 - 12:00am

There have been loads of news lately about Dingdong Avanzado on the golf course both here and abroad. That Dingdong Avanzado Celebrity Golf Classic in Guam last week seemed like a major event. This does not mean...

Entertainment