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Article » Hidden Nikki, and their unique brand of contemporary jazz, was first introduced to me late August of 2010. I was with Toti Dalmacion (Terno Recordings Head), navigating the bustling Manila streets as we picked up his son from school. He was playing me a sampler of some of the newer...
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In August 2010 a Non-Pinoy American from Chicago journeyed halfway across the globe, to Metro Manila, Philippines.
Traveling to a country he has never been, he met with his favorite band, documenting his happenings through out the week.
In the year that...
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Article » Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Tony Rago, I’m a American Non-Pinoy, that over the course of the past few years became completely entrenched in Pilipino culture. So how does a 100% Italian American become one of the newest Entertainment writers for...
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Article » Tony Rago is a music fan like no other. Personally, I stick to domestic pop music and am unfamiliar with overseas offerings. Not only did Tony discover and enjoy a Pilipino band, he flew overseas to meet them in person. The kicker – Tony isn’t even Pilipino. Tony also documented his...
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