What Rico J. Puno would’ve sung to Imelda Marcos
Imagine Rico dedicating to Imelda two of his OPM hits and singing them in his inimitable way, with an added chuckle: “Kapalaran” and “Sorry Na, Pwede Ba?”
November 11, 2018
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Imagine Rico dedicating to Imelda two of his OPM hits and singing them in his inimitable way, with an added chuckle: “Kapalaran” and “Sorry Na, Pwede Ba?”
Filipino pop legend Rico J. Puno was transferred a few hours ago from Makati Medical Hospital to Asian Hospital and Medical Center in Alabang, Muntinlupa City for
The Makati Central Business District used to be a ghost town after office hours. But in recent years, a number of buildings in the Legaspi and Salcedo Village areas have opened restaurants and clubs that have allowed Makati City execs to unwind near their offices.
In the 1970s, contemporary music branched out into different directions, giving birth to heavy metal, funk, punk, jazz fusion and disco. These varied genres spilled over into the ’80s, many of the artists achieving major success and influencing lots of fans.
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