Let the real singers do the singing, please
PATRICIA Albano, student: “Charice’s edgy new look has drawn a lot of flak. As she explained in interviews, however, even if she changed her looks, her attitude will stay the same. So, there. Let’s give Charice a break!”
Other notes:
Sarah Sioson, retired teacher: “There seems to be a revival of the Nora Aunor–Vilma Santos rivalry with the announcement that they’ll topbill different film projects this year: Nora wlll be working with Brillante Mendoza, while Vilma is shooting a horror movie with Chito Roño. Young moviegoers need to ‘experience’ their exceptional gifts as actresses!
“It’s still my fondest wish to see them together in a film. This may seem like a far-fetched idea, but with a good script and a no-nonsense director, I’m sure they will oblige.”
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Article continues after this advertisementMarichu Catalan, televiewer: “I hope GMA 7 and ABS-CBN will stop their non-singing contract stars from ‘singing’ in their Sunday noontime musical-variety programs. They’re featured regularly in song numbers to promote their upcoming projects. Lip-synch na nga lang, nagkakamali pa. Pagsalitain na lang sila, please! I’m sure even their followers will appreciate it.”
Article continues after this advertisementLiza Valbuena, businesswoman: “It’s interesting to note the SRO crowds at the live concerts of self-confessed non-singer, Anne Curtis, and comedians, Jose Manalo and Wally Bayola, compared to the so-so reception for the concert of the more seasoned musical tandem of Sharon Cuneta and Martin Nievera.
“This seems to indicate that concertgoers these days prefer novelty over musicality—which is a pity, because Sharon and Martin worked hard to come up with what they dubbed as a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ show.”
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