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                    [Title] => Comedian Subas Herrero dies at 69
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Comedian Subas Herrero, best known for his stint in the primetime comedy show Champoy, died on Friday due to pneumonia. He was 69.

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                    [Title] => Time out for pleasure
                    [Summary] => About three years ago, I attended a soirée featuring the students of Maestra Mercedes Matias Santiago. It was held at the residence of Rosa Hu, widow of Willie Hu, a businessman who loved to sing. A tenor he sing operatic arias, and the charming hospitable Rosa keeps his love for music alive by holding soirées.


Last Saturday, some ten amateur singers gave an impromptu, unrehearsed song recital in Rosa’s mansion, their voices in varying stage of training and development.


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Comedian Subas Herrero dies at 69

March 15, 2013 - 5:04pm

Comedian Subas Herrero, best known for his stint in the primetime comedy show Champoy, died on Friday due to pneumonia. He was 69.

Entertainment

Time out for pleasure

By SUNDRY STROKES | August 18, 2004 - 12:00am

About three years ago, I attended a soirée featuring the students of Maestra Mercedes Matias Santiago. It was held at the residence of Rosa Hu, widow of Willie Hu, a businessman who loved to sing. A tenor...

Opinion