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Heard: Jamie Rivera still makes pop music

/ 06:31 PM January 20, 2015

Jamie Rivera still makes pop music

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Although Jamie Rivera has shifted her focus to writing and performing inspirational songs, she still makes it a point to tap into her pop and musical theater background every so often.

JAMIE Rivera    Alanah Torralba

JAMIE Rivera Alanah Torralba

She recently told the Inquirer: “When I do shows, I always perform my pop hits, such as ‘Hey, It’s Me.’ I also perform songs from ‘Miss Saigon,’ and tunes that celebrate motherhood. And then I end with inspirational songs. I incorporate all aspects of my career.”

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She still writes pop songs. She added: “As a matter of fact, I have a composition in Janella

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Salvador’s coming album. I also wrote a song entry for the Himig Handog songwriting contest. I didn’t make [the grade], but I heard it’s going to be used somewhere else.”

She performed her original song, “We are All God’s Children” in two recent Papal visit events: the meeting with the families at Mall of Asia Arena, and the youth gathering at the University of Santo Tomas. Allan Policarpio

Originally posted as of 12:05 AM | Tuesday, January 20, 2015

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