SOME ENCHANTED EVENING

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For one who has covered straight operas and interviewed world-acclaimed divas for more than 30  years, the prospect of hearing Il Divo  the pop operatic quartet  came as pure curiosity, more than actual excitement.

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                    [AuthorName] => Pablo A. Tariman
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                    [Title] => Cocoy Laurel: A class act
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Herewith is a review written by Joseph R. Atilano, a young, avid and authoritative music lover whom I requested to cover a concert for me.
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                    [Summary] => I listen to this archaic government radio station because it plays songs like The Way You Look Tonight, Some Enchanted Evening, It Had To Be You, songs from my mother’s era.  The songs from my era were Stupid Cupid, Bobby Bobby Bobby, and What a Kooky Little Paradise.  I don’t long for them.  Listening to the radio brings me back to the carefree days of my childhood when I would hear that radio and  know that my mother and all was fine in the world.  I grew up listening to radio announcers who sounded good and spoke – English, Tagalog or Spanish – well.
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Lea shines in Il Divo concert

By Pablo A. Tariman | March 24, 2014 - 12:00am

For one who has covered straight operas and interviewed world-acclaimed divas for more than 30  years, the prospect of hearing Il Divo  the pop operatic quartet  came as pure curiosity, more...

Entertainment

Cocoy Laurel: A class act

By SUNDRY STROKES | February 19, 2011 - 12:00am

Herewith is a review written by Joseph R. Atilano, a young, avid and authoritative music lover whom I requested to cover a concert for me.

Opinion

Easy listening displeasure

By Barbara Gonzalez-Ventura | June 21, 2003 - 12:00am

I listen to this archaic government radio station because it plays songs like The Way You Look Tonight, Some Enchanted Evening, It Had To Be You, songs from my mother’s era. The songs from my era were Stupid...

Modern Living