Friday, August 24, 2012
Kapatid Ko Kapatid Natin Tv5
Kapatid ko, Kapatiran Meanwhile, application for the operation of MassKara Festival kiosks at the Bacolod Public Plaza will be accepted by the MassKara office starting August 15 at 9 a.m., festival site manager, Ma. Carmen Vasquez, announced in a press release.
There are 132 kiosks on the three sides of the plaza that are up for rent, Vasquez said.
Kiosk rental at the San Juan side is P12,000, Gonzaga side—P11,000, and Gatuslao side—P9,000, she added.
Awarding of selling rights will be on a first come-first served basis, she stressed.
City permit is included in the rental fee. Applicants must bring community tax certificate (cedula), she said.
Kapatid Album
There are 132 kiosks on the three sides of the plaza that are up for rent, Vasquez said.
Kiosk rental at the San Juan side is P12,000, Gonzaga side—P11,000, and Gatuslao side—P9,000, she added.
Awarding of selling rights will be on a first come-first served basis, she stressed.
City permit is included in the rental fee. Applicants must bring community tax certificate (cedula), she said.
Orientation for kiosk operators will be on September 28 at the MassKara Hall of the Bacolod Government Center, she said.
Operation of festival kiosks will run from October 1 to 22, she added.
Those interested in the guidelines for the operation of kiosks should visit the MassKara office
Kiosk rental at the San Juan side is P12,000, Gonzaga side—P11,000, and Gatuslao side—P9,000, she added.
Awarding of selling rights will be on a first come-first served basis, she stressed.
City permit is included in the rental fee. Applicants must bring community tax certificate (cedula), she said.
Orientation for kiosk operators will be on September 28 at the MassKara Hall of the Bacolod Government Center, she said.
Operation of festival kiosks will run from October 1 to 22, she added.
Those interested in the guidelines for the operation of kiosks should visit the MassKara office
Prayer Kapatid Lyrics
The deadline of entries for the 2012 MassKara Festival streetdance barangay category and Electric MassKara performing float competitions is set at 5:30 p.m. today, streetdance committee chairman Rudy Reveche said.
The entries will be raffled 2 p.m. tomorrow at the BAYS Center to determine the 15 contingents for the barangay streetdance, and 10 for the Electric MassKara performing float competition, he said.
Last year’s Top 10 winners in the barangay streetdance and Top 3 winners in the Electric MassKara are pre-qualified to join.
The barangay streetdance competition will be on October 21, while the Electric MassKara will be on October 19 to 21.
Meanwhile, application for the operation of MassKara Festival kiosks at the Bacolod Public Plaza will be accepted by the MassKara office starting August 15 at 9 a.m., festival site manager, Ma. Carmen Vasquez, announced in a press release.
Alagang Kapatid Tv5
acoleña Chanel Morales
landed in the top 16 from among 13,000 hopefuls who auditioned for the
“Artista Academy” reality talent search on Kapatid Network TV 5
Saturday, a press release said.
The 16-year-old daughter of Royce Morales of Iloilo City and Emie Morales of Bacolod City is the only one from Western Visayas who made it to the top 16.
Chanel and her parents thanked Negrenses and Ilonggos for their continuous support.
A TV 5 press release said that from 13,000, the “Artista Academy” aspirants were trimmed to 300, then to 178, and then to 75. Last Saturday, the reality talent search on television announced the top 16 finalists.
They will be given full scholarship to the Asian Academy of Television Arts to undergo a comprehensive curriculum-based training with professionals in the industry like director Joel Lamangan, music master Louie Ocampo, and dance guru Georcelle Dapat, the press release also said.
The 16 finalists are guaranteed talent contracts with TV5, although only two will win the “Best Actor” and “Best Actress” awards and will receive a total of P20 million prizes plus lead roles in forthcoming TV series.
The 16-year-old daughter of Royce Morales of Iloilo City and Emie Morales of Bacolod City is the only one from Western Visayas who made it to the top 16.
Chanel and her parents thanked Negrenses and Ilonggos for their continuous support.
A TV 5 press release said that from 13,000, the “Artista Academy” aspirants were trimmed to 300, then to 178, and then to 75. Last Saturday, the reality talent search on television announced the top 16 finalists.
They will be given full scholarship to the Asian Academy of Television Arts to undergo a comprehensive curriculum-based training with professionals in the industry like director Joel Lamangan, music master Louie Ocampo, and dance guru Georcelle Dapat, the press release also said.
The 16 finalists are guaranteed talent contracts with TV5, although only two will win the “Best Actor” and “Best Actress” awards and will receive a total of P20 million prizes plus lead roles in forthcoming TV series.
Kapatid In English
Was it something that i said to you that didn't turn out right?
Was it something that i did gave up the vibe?
Try to listen to yourself and then you'll see my side,
Now tell me it ain't about the fuckin pride
I say we fade away.
Why can't we look each other eye to eye?
Complacency already passed by.
The good and bad times we've been through.
Why can't we drop this shit and start the day anew?
I say we fade away...
Time and again we stood together side by side
I remember the time when you saved me when i dropped from high
But why do we tear each other limb by limb
But then again you're totally out of my sight.
Was it something that i said didn't turn out right?
Was it something that i did gave up the vibe?
Was it something that i said didn't turn out right?
Maybe something that i said gave up the vibe...
Fade away...
Was it something that i did gave up the vibe?
Try to listen to yourself and then you'll see my side,
Now tell me it ain't about the fuckin pride
I say we fade away.
Why can't we look each other eye to eye?
Complacency already passed by.
The good and bad times we've been through.
Why can't we drop this shit and start the day anew?
I say we fade away...
Time and again we stood together side by side
I remember the time when you saved me when i dropped from high
But why do we tear each other limb by limb
But then again you're totally out of my sight.
Was it something that i said didn't turn out right?
Was it something that i did gave up the vibe?
Was it something that i said didn't turn out right?
Maybe something that i said gave up the vibe...
Fade away...
Kapatid Band
Kapatid star Aga Muhlach will visit our kababayans in the East Coast
as TV5 International joins the Philippine Fiesta in America on August
18-19. Now on its 14th year, the Philippine Fiesta is the
longest-running and biggest gathering of Filipino Americans in the area.
Just recently, TV5 launched its two international channels, Kapatid TV5
and Aksyon TV International, in California. After the immense success
of the West Coast events, TV5 now reaches out to Filipinos living in the
East Coast.
The charming “Pinoy Explorer” host top bills the line-up of special guests who will be at the Meadowlands Expo Center in Secaucus, New Jersey for the said event. Other stars include Jessa Zaragoza, Rachel Alejandro, K Brosas and Filipino American actor, Michael Copon.
The charming “Pinoy Explorer” host top bills the line-up of special guests who will be at the Meadowlands Expo Center in Secaucus, New Jersey for the said event. Other stars include Jessa Zaragoza, Rachel Alejandro, K Brosas and Filipino American actor, Michael Copon.
Kapatid Marvin Agustin
Artista Academy airs Monday to Saturday at 9 p.m. The
competition’s 16 finalists who now have full scholarships to the Asian
Academy for Television and the Arts (AATA)will undergo training under
the tutelage of some of the industry’s best and creative minds, like Joel Lamangan, Louie Ocampo and Georcelle Dapat of G Force.
Other TV professionals and distinguished celebrities will also be on
hand to assess the finalists’ performances as the competition
progresses.
What’s at stake for the two best contestants (who will be hailed Artista Academy’s Best Actor and Best Actress) is the biggest prize ever in local TV history—a total of P20 million.
Marvin Agustin takes audiences behind the scenes, documenting each step of the artista-making process.
What’s at stake for the two best contestants (who will be hailed Artista Academy’s Best Actor and Best Actress) is the biggest prize ever in local TV history—a total of P20 million.
Marvin Agustin takes audiences behind the scenes, documenting each step of the artista-making process.
Kapatid Star
The new evening primetime programming kicks off tonight with Enchanted Garden,
a first-of-its-kind “eco-fantasya,” airing Monday to Friday at 6:30
p.m. The series introduces viewers to Eden, a garden world parallel to
the human realm. Eternal love consumes and redeems characters in this
fantasy. What makes this unique is not only the production’s quality and
scale—Enchanted Garden also promises to educate viewers on how to preserve the environment. Alice Dixson, Ruffa Gutierrez, Rufa Mae Quinto, Zoren Legaspi, Bebe Gandanghari and Alex Gonzaga lead the cast.
The Philippines’ favorite primetime game show Wil Time Big Time moves to a new timeslot at 7 p.m.
Willie Revillame has more fun in store for the entire family. Wil Time Big Time will be introducing new contests like “Agad-Agad,” with studio audience members and home viewers can win instant cash prizes.
The Philippines’ favorite primetime game show Wil Time Big Time moves to a new timeslot at 7 p.m.
Willie Revillame has more fun in store for the entire family. Wil Time Big Time will be introducing new contests like “Agad-Agad,” with studio audience members and home viewers can win instant cash prizes.
kapatid Ko
TV5 premieres a showbiz-oriented program called Ang Latest. The half-hour show tackles the hottest showbiz issues with Cristy Fermin, Mr. Fu, Amy Perez, and Lucy Torres-Gomez.
For instant fix of entertainment updates, you have to watch Ang Latest Up-To-The-Minute, a series of one-minute interstitials (or in between shows) Monday to Sunday in TV5’s top programs.
The show promises to deliver the freshest news right when you need it. As Juicy ends its run today, the new show takes over its former timeslot, Ang Latest Up Late .a late-night recap of the day’s entertainment buzz.
Ang Latest starts tomorrow at 10:30 in the morning.
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For instant fix of entertainment updates, you have to watch Ang Latest Up-To-The-Minute, a series of one-minute interstitials (or in between shows) Monday to Sunday in TV5’s top programs.
The show promises to deliver the freshest news right when you need it. As Juicy ends its run today, the new show takes over its former timeslot, Ang Latest Up Late .a late-night recap of the day’s entertainment buzz.
Ang Latest starts tomorrow at 10:30 in the morning.
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Kapatid
Kapatid was a Filipino rock supergroup fronted by Karl Roy, the brother of Kevin Roy of Razorback. He was also the vocalist of bands Advent Call and P.O.T.
The band was originally composed of Nathan Azarcon (of Rivermaya, Bamboo and Hijo) on bass, J-Hoon Balbuena (of Kjwan) on drums, Ira Cruz (of Passage, Bamboo and Hijo) on rhythm guitar and the late Chico Molina on lead guitar. The band was managed by Pam Lunar. They went on to release their first self-titled LP with hit songs "Prayer", "Pagbabalik ng Kwago", and "Visions" among others, in 2003.
The band was originally composed of Nathan Azarcon (of Rivermaya, Bamboo and Hijo) on bass, J-Hoon Balbuena (of Kjwan) on drums, Ira Cruz (of Passage, Bamboo and Hijo) on rhythm guitar and the late Chico Molina on lead guitar. The band was managed by Pam Lunar. They went on to release their first self-titled LP with hit songs "Prayer", "Pagbabalik ng Kwago", and "Visions" among others, in 2003.
Recent career
Joined by Karl Roy was veteran musician and bassist Philippe Arriola (of The Weed), guitarist Anjones Elemos, and drummer Paolo Rosal (of Queso, formerly Cheese). Together they recorded their second album Luha, with carrier songs "Doon", "Psycho Love", and "Sunday Shining" (included in the Pinoy Blonde soundtrack), released in February 2006 and distributed by Sony Records.
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