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The humble also deserve the tribute

By Lorenzo Paradiang Jr. | February 24, 2007 - 12:00am

This is a sequel to the "Singing Sons" in reminiscent tribute for its revival to perpetuate Mandaue's rich cultural heritage. Aside from, and later complementing with, the all-male chorus, there's the bisexual...

Freeman Opinion

The 'Singing Sons' of Mandaue, a poignant refrain

By Lorenzo Paradiang Jr. | February 10, 2007 - 12:00am

Some decades back, the "origs" of Mandaue were enraptured by the finely blended voices of the "Singing Sons" that permeated the recesses of the old Saint Joseph Church, harmonizing with the holy Mass rites....

Freeman Opinion