Dessa brings back the good old times

The old songs, with all their mystery and magic... they never fail. They bring back memories of the first time he glanced at you and winked, the first time she smiled when you asked for a dance, that ordinary night turned special when he wrapped his arms around you and proposed... or memories of a high school crush who you thought will never notice you, but hey, is now your fiancee!

Old songs never fail to push that sentimental button therefore making you reminisce those times when you were just too vulnerable after a break-up, or too elated preparing for your wedding.

Old songs never fail to make you pause and listen despite the chaos of the fast life... that even the busy body’s soft spot is not spared. In fact, top balladeer David Pomeranz captures the feeling real well, "maybe the old songs will bring back the old times, and make her want to stay...!"

Whether it be a person or a place that you associate with a certain song, whether it be a memory so good or a moment so painful, we all have something or someone we remember with songs written from and by the heart.

And so singer-of-passion Dessa sings these songs from the heart, with that distinctively moving way that only and only Dessa can deliver. Trust Dessa to render with sentimental agony that song about separation and pain. With frustration that song that talks about unrequited love. With jubilation that hymn on celebration. With shimmer that piece about survival, and so on.

Listen to her version of It Might Be You, Best of My Love, If I’m Not In Love With You, Fallin’, I Will Survive, Don’t You Worry ‘Bout A Thing, More Than Words, Healing, I’ll Never Love This Way Again, Saan Ka Man Naroroon (a cut from her latest album to be released this month), among many more in the line-up and be transported, enraptured back in time.

Guests are treated to a request portion where they can ask Dessa to sing their theme song. Who knows, romance gone sour might just get a spark once again on this night of nostalgia, not to mention the possibility of one-sided love that might be unrequited no more after the enchantment of the evening weaves its magic.

Dessa in Bring Back The Times will be held at the E! Place (The Entertainment Place) along Tomas Morato, Quezon City on March 28, 8:30 p.m.

Dessa in Bring Back The Times is sponsored by 96.3 WRock and Fila. The show is a production of Production Pass Artist Management and Services.